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Tencent Headquarters (2011 Design Competition Proposal)
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Tencent Headquarters (2011 Design Competition Proposal)
A Vertical City – the Tencent Headquarters
Located in the Nanshan High Tech Park in Shenzhen, China, this competition proposal for the Tencent Headquarters is conceived as a “Vertical City” to reflect the collaborative corporate culture of the company.
The design turns a traditional campus plan vertical, creating a series of communal zones in space. These “courtyards-in-the-sky” facilitate communications, interactions and create places of activities. They are knitted together by a network of vertical streets with atriums and escalators to form a loop of events; thereby activating the two towers, as the street would liven up the city.
The headquarter complex will consist of two 44-story 200m tall office towers, with a total GFA of 270,000 sq.m. The two towers are linked together in three places, in the podium, mid-tower and upper-tower, by communal program components. This allows the two towers to work seamlessly as one.
Located in the Nanshan High Tech Park in Shenzhen, China, this competition proposal for the Tencent Headquarters is conceived as a “Vertical City” to reflect the collaborative corporate culture of the company.
The design turns a traditional campus plan vertical, creating a series of communal zones in space. These “courtyards-in-the-sky” facilitate communications, interactions and create places of activities. They are knitted together by a network of vertical streets with atriums and escalators to form a loop of events; thereby activating the two towers, as the street would liven up the city.
The headquarter complex will consist of two 44-story 200m tall office towers, with a total GFA of 270,000 sq.m. The two towers are linked together in three places, in the podium, mid-tower and upper-tower, by communal program components. This allows the two towers to work seamlessly as one.
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