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Wuhan Marine Engineering Equipment Research Institute supporting plant

PrizeHonorable Mention in Architectural Design / Industrial Buildings
Firm LocationShenzhen, Guangdong, China
Project locationNo. 59 Keji 3rd Road, Donghu New Technology Development Zone, Jiangxia District, Wuhan City, Hubei Province, China
CompanyCCDI Group - 21 Design
Lead ArchitectWang Lang
Design TeamYang Ying, Zhang Yingxin, Li Qian, Zhang Chao, Mao Shuting, Lin Jia, Nie Changning, Zhai Xiaohui, Feng Xuan, Zhang Hairong, Li Yihua, Qin Wei, Zhu Yuanhong, Zhu XueZeng, Li Yushan, Wang Ziying, Xiong Yuan
ClientHubei Science and Technology Investment Group Co.Ltd

The project is located in the east of Hubei Pilot Free Trade Zone Wuhan Area. Based on the advantages of the site, the project's twin towers are staggered to reduce the confrontation and increase the landscape surface. The podium is set on the third floor, releasing the space at the bottom and forming an open public square, which provides a positive interaction space, both for the green space and the other parks in the future. The podium roof is elevated at the junction with the towers, forming a semi-open multi-level three-dimensional courtyard is formed to provide vitality for the employees.