Architect picked to design Shenzhen headquarters building

Visualisation of the main entrance with the three-storey ancillary pavilion above including drum-shaped meeting rooms - spaces for co-working and balcony look-outs across the park and to the bay

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Visualisation illustrating how the tower addresses the park

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The rooftop lantern

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Visualisation of one of the three triple-height sky lobbies

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Visualisation of the three-storey ancillary pavilion with drum-shaped meeting rooms - spaces for co-working and balcony look-outs across the park and to the bay

Source: Atchain

Visualisation illustrating how the tower addresses the park

Source: Atchain

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Rogers Stirk Harbour & Partners has won the design competition for an office tower in the centre of Shenzhen’s Qianhai district.

The news coincides with the 10th anniversary of the practice opening an office in China.

The 220m tall Qianhai Financial Holdings Headquarter Tower will provide a new home for the Chinese state-owned investment company.

The building will be clad in metallic bronze and supported within what the practice describes as four mega columns. The shaft will be punctuated by triple-height lobbies.

At street level the four columns allow for a three-storey pavilion to be suspended over at landscaped undercroft. The project will also contain a new park, underground shops and connections to the metro.

A reflective glass pagoda on the roof will create a lantern effect at night and refract sunlight six floors down through a central atrium by day.

The construction process will largely use off-site manufacturing and modularisation.

RSHP is working on the project with AUBE Conception.

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