Shenzhen Skyscrapers Area Tour | The Crazy Eco-Tech Park | Guangdong, China | 4K HDR | 深圳

Описание: Covering a building area of 1.88 million square meters, Shenzhen Bay Eco-Technology Park was established to hold the headquarters and R&D bases of high-tech listed companies and be a platform of nurturing and developing strategic emerging industries, an incubator of innovative SMEs, a national-level low-carbon ecological park, and a supporting service center for the southern section of Shenzhen High-tech Development Zone.

Located in the center of the Science and Technology Park in Nanshan District, construction began on Dec 27, 2011.

Since 2014, phases of the project have been completed and put into use. A total of 21.1 billion yuan ($3.07 billion) was invested to build the park with two multi-story buildings, six high-rise buildings and four ultra-high-rise buildings.

The Park has created an open commercial neighborhood, a 9.3-meter public platform layer, a 24-meter office building, a 250-meter-high premium office building, and an 180,000 sq m sky garden, providing a natural and comfortable experience for office work.

Address: The junction of Baishi road and Shahexi road, Shenzhen High-tech Development Zone, Shenzhen

CRJA-IBI Group was selected to design the exterior landscaped area, roadways, elevated decks, gardens and roof gardens for four districts within the new Shenzhen Bay Technology and Ecology Park.

Shenzhen is a major city in the south of Southern China’s Guangdong Province, situated immediately north of Hong Kong. The area is China’s first—and one of the most successful—Special Economic Zones.

The project’s location within the urban fabric of Shenzhen offered the landscape architects distinct opportunities to create an energizing addition to the neighborhood.

The ecology of the site is important to the overall surroundings. A defining feature of the surrounding landscape is water.

Directly to the east is a river that traverses approximately 7km to a series of reservoirs to the north. The channel empties into the bay approximately 1.5km to the south. The water bodies serve as critical habitat to many different species of birds, reptiles, mammals and insects as well as providing essential drinking water to millions of people.

Cleansing, conserving and reusing water throughout the site is paramount to creating an ecologically sustainable development.

Shenzhen is situated in the subtropical part of China, located at about the Tropic of Cancer, and has a warm, monsoon-influenced, humid climate. Abundant rain offers unique opportunities for collecting and harvesting rainwater and reusing within the buildings and landscape.

The project spans multiple building levels and the landscape design was approached with the idea of weaving together a unified landscape experience with a series of dramatic moments to encourage pedestrians to move through the space.

The overall design objectives of this project are to create civic spaces that are meaningful, memorable, and timeless. These unique sensory environments are informed by the physically distinct typologies that water creates throughout its life cycle on the landscape.

Considerable landscape infrastructure was proposed such as passive cooling, rainwater storage, greywater reuse, stormwater management gardens, native plantings, and wind harvesting were incorporated into the design of each zone to enhance ecological sustainability throughout the project.

Located at the intersection of Baishi Road and West Shahe Road in the High-tech Zone, the Shenzhen Bay Technology and Ecology Park covers an astonishing area of 1.88 million square meters.

As an important platform for the Shenzhen Bay area's future innovation and development, the park serves as a R&D base and super cluster for the most strategic of Shenzhen’s emerging industries.

Also positioned to serve as prime real estate for listed high-tech companies’ headquarters, Shenzhen Bay Technology and Ecology Park will be an incubator for innovative small- and medium-sized enterprises, a government-recognized model zone for national-level low-carbon urban ecology and a support and service hub for the south area of the High-tech Zone.

0:00 Intro
1:01 Walking In The Eco-Tech Park
25:53 The CBD area
48:13 The Lenovo Research Center

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