天津瑞虹 66 号购物中心的生态设计

Riverside 66

With one of the grandest public spaces in Tianjin, the project activates the regenerated riverfront as it reinvents the role of China’s urban market. The building redefines the typical retail model at almost every level as it encloses over 1.4 million square feet to create an urban market for the city.

photography by © Tim Griffith

This circulation is intentionally porous with frequent active entries along the streets that allow the building to operate as a modern version of a traditional bustling merchant setting. As the shell remains a constant, a series of renowned brands can populate and repopulate the two- and three-story stone “boxes” that stack along the pedestrian street.

photography by © Tim Griffith

The shell’s concrete and glass structure curves dramatically upward from the riverside and converges with the opposing south façade, yielding a six-story building (and 1,200 foot long megastructure) to meet the context of the Heping District.

photography by © Tim Griffith

The super shell is one of the longest single structures in the region, built with 22 seven-story high concrete ribs and over 10,000 panels of glass.

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Project Info Architects: Kohn Pedersen Fox Location: Tianjin, China Design Principal: James von Klemperer, FAIA Director/Senior Designer: Jeffrey Kenoff, AIA Project Team Leader NY: Audrey Choi Project Team Leader HK: Edwin Lau Manufacturers: Flowcrete Managing Principal: Paul Katz, FAIA Project Manager: Peter Gross, AIA Client: Hang Lung Properties Limited Area: 152800.0 sqm Year: 2014 Type: Retail Photographs: Tim Griffith

photography by © Tim Griffith

photography by © Tim Griffith

photography by © Tim Griffith

photography by © Tim Griffith

photography by © Tim Griffith

photography by © Tim Griffith

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