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Winland Center

PrizeHonorable Mention in Architectural Design / Mixed Use Architecture
Firm LocationHangzhou, China
Project locationHangzhou, China
CompanyUAD, RQUITECTONICA (USA), Farrells (UK)
Lead ArchitectDong Danshen, Wang Xinjie, Yin Nong,Zhang Linggang
Design TeamBernardo Fort-Brescia,Stefan Krummeck,Zhu Liqi,Polly Kwai,Yang Yi,Jia Zhongdi,Zhang Jiachen,Deng Yue,Wu Jiahui,Lv Xiaofeng,Yang Kailian,Xiao Zhibin,Zhao Guoxing,Zhou Jianlu,Hu Bo,Wang Jia,Pan Jiafu,Jin Xin,Xu Gang,Jin Xiaolong,Wang Jinghua,Zhang Nan,Wang Yibei,Zhou Xin,Li Ping,Yang Wenzheng,Yu Kan,Zhu Jicheng,Ding De,Cao Zhigang,Ning Taigang,Wang Zhiqiang,Zeng Fei,Sun Biao,Yang Guozhong
ClientWinland Group
Project Videohttps://youtu.be/Xous_67IQd0

The project mainly accommodates office, commercial and residential functions. The whole venue is connected by three themed squares from south to north. The northernmost square is a private landscape courtyard enclosed by six residential towers; the central one is a sunken commercial square formed by residential towers and commercial towers and podiums; and the south one is a cultural plaza surrounded by commercial towers. Three squares with different functions bring variations of space and layering, and conceptually echo the layout of the nearby Xiangji Temple.