中国苏州苏悦广场完工
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位于中国苏州的苏悦广场已经建成,这是一包括两座塔楼的混合使用项目。南边的大楼高达39层共167米,包括4层的零售塔楼,16层高的办公空间以及17层的豪华出租公寓。
苏悦广场由Goettsch Partners建筑设计事务所设计,铁狮门开发。该150,060平方米的综合体为Goettsch Partners建筑设计事务所首次与国际领先地产公司合作。
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新闻原文:
The opening of The Summit development in Suzhou, China, in late 2017 marked the completion of the two-building mixed-use complex, designed by Goettsch Partners (GP) and developed by Tishman Speyer. The 150,060-square-meter complex is the first major collaboration between GP and the leading international real estate company.
The project encompasses a two-parcel development connected by a free-span conditioned bridge over Suhua Road, Suzhou’s ceremonial boulevard and main axis for commercial development. The 16-story building on the north parcel consists of a four-story, 21,000-square-meter retail podium with 12 floors of office space totaling 19,560 square meters above. On the south parcel, a 39-story building rises 167 meters. Similar to that on the north parcel, the building includes a four-story retail base of 22,000 square meters. The tower portion comprises 16 levels of office space totaling 29,530 square meters and 17 levels of luxury residences totaling 22,080 square meters. The residences, in particular, offer unobstructed eastern views to Jinji Lake.
“This project is a significant development for Tishman Speyer in Suzhou, as it sits prominently along Suhua Road,” said James Zheng, AIA, LEED AP, president of GP. “We are very pleased to help them define a complex that satisfies their high design and functional standards.”
GP’s concept organizes the various program elements into a series of interlocking volumes. Each volume is sized to provide ideal functional depth for the program contained within, while creating a compositional quality that visually unifies the two parcels. An innovative, gridded façade system is utilized on both towers to visually connect the projects while seamlessly integrating operable ventilation for all users. The project is certified LEED Gold, and direct connection to mass transit, extensive green roofs, locally sourced materials, and high-performance enclosures are a few examples of the sustainable strategies employed throughout.
The efficient, modern towers also strive to translate elements of context into the architectural expression. Therefore, the project color palette of white, gray, and black was inspired by the architectural vernacular of Suzhou. Capturing an essence of the city was critical, as the project enjoys unparalleled visibility within the downtown due to its location along the ceremonial boulevard and its immediate adjacency to public plazas to the east.
“The design establishes a cohesive image for the complex while bridging the site’s axial divide,” said Paul De Santis, LEED AP, partner and senior project designer at GP. “Complementary grids clearly distinguish the programmatic elements while defining an image befitting this area of the city.”
The development marks the 14th completed project for GP in Suzhou, starting with the Suzhou International Tower completed in 1999.
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