弹性、交通、密度、设计和性能等问题对城市建设和人类体验至关重要。腾讯大铲湾网络城市总体规划在城市设计和景观建筑方面的综合方法强调人与环境,而不是车辆,从而形成了一个互联互通的有机生态体系,为未来城市发展铺平了道路。

Throughout the world, modern cities operate from a mentality organized primarily around automobiles, not people. Tencent’s Shenzhen Headquarters Project (Net City) places the needs of people and the environment before cars, resulting in an interconnected, organic ecosystem that paves the way for future cities.

从强调公共交通、自行车和步行通道的综合交通网络,到收集雨水、径流水的系统以及公共绿地,总部项目的设计在每一步都优先考虑人和环境。

The design of the headquarters project prioritizes people and the environment at every step, from a comprehensive transportation network that emphasizes public transit, bicycles and pedestrian access to stormwater and runoff collection and public green spaces.

项目以腾讯新办公楼、住宅小区、学校、零售和其他便利设施为特色,为社区提供工作和生活便利。

The headquarters project features a new Tencent office, a residential neighborhood, schools, retail and other amenities to provide working and living conveniences for the community.

通过建筑规模、高度和间距的有机变化,打造出不同的空间和体验,开辟良好的视线,以欣赏自然、其他建筑和城市其他美景。

The scale, height and spacing of the buildings varies organically to create differentiated spaces and experiences, and to provide strong sightlines to nature, other buildings and the rest of the city.

整个规划中均设有公共绿地,包括公地、小树林、湿地和休闲公园,海岸线边缘种植红树林。

Public green spaces are found throughout the plan and include commons, groves, wetlands and recreation parks, and mangrove trees are planted at the shoreline’s edge.

Client Name: Tencent

Square Meters: 2,000,000 SM

Program: Corporate offices, convention center, school, apartments, sports facilities, transit hubs, public eco parks and retail space

Services: Master planning, urban design, landscape design

Phase: Design

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