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The project is located in the center of Xi-an’s local tourism belt at the northern foot of Qinling Mountain. It is richly dotted with streams, ponds, and rivers. Xi-an being a city crowded with out-of-town tourists almost all year long, this area is a get-away place for local tourists. This project intends to develop into […]
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BAO-DI is located between Beijing and Tianjin, about a 40- 50 minute driving distance from either city. It is an administrative district of Tianjin and is considered the “back garden” of Beijing. In its center, there is an 800-meter by 800-meter old town with landmarks and relics that date back to the Liao dynasty, which
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Incheon’s Paradise City is an integrated resort in the Incheon Free Economic Zone on Yeong Jong island, just off the coast of Seoul, South Korea. It is an ambitious development plan with a focus on gaming, nightlife, spa, and seaside resort living. Working with a team of Korean and Chinese real estate developers, SAAN provided architectural design architectural
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This project is located at 525 Guangdong Road in Huangpu District in the very center of Shanghai. The building has a landmark status built in the late 1970s. It has been a well-known urban hotel and enjoys good business and profit. Nevertheless, to provide the much-needed senior care facilities in the central region of the
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The Xi-an Airport Bonded Zone has a planning structure of “1-Heart and 5-Districts”. One Heart is the comprehensive service center; Five Districts refer to the sales service area, innovation service area, integrated logistics area, aviation industry area, and a variety of processing areas. Our master plan aims to create a brand-new, functionally diverse, comprehensive bonded
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This project is located on the outskirt of Beijing near Capital International Airport. Its site is about 10.27 hectares in three city blocks along a riverbank. The total building area is about 194,000 square meters with a plot ratio of about 1.5. The program calls for a call center, risk control center, IT center, investment
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The biggest challenge of this project is the ultra-high density urban development on a rather small site. The program calls for over 750,000 SM (8 million square feet) of total building on a 68,000 SM (16.8 acres) site with a plot ratio exceeding 8.7 and building density over 62%. It is located next to the
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This project is the central retail piece of a gigantic real estate development by the Hong Kong-based New World Development Corporation. It includes two large hotels, one office tower, and three high-rise residential towers, totaling more than 1 million square meters. This K11 mall is a super-sized retail mall even by Chinese standards. It has
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Datong is a city in China’s Shanxi province. Its general aviation airport was originally built in 1959 and has had a long history of training pilots, performing tasks like agriculture and forestry, emergency rescuing and medical missions, etc. Recently, the original airport’s site is overtaken by a high-speed rail connecting several cities including Datong with
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The second-largest bank in the world, China Construction Bank (CCB), plans to build one of the world’s largest disaster relief centers on the outskirts of Beijing. It consists of six large data centers, two call centers, and several auxiliary buildings, with an overall gross building area of about 300,000 square meters. The campus master plan
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