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The Most Innovative Property Developer in China Established in 2004 and listed on The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong (Stock Code: 272) in Octo- ber 2006, Shui On Land Limited is the Shui On Group’s flagship property development company in the Chinese Mainland. Headquartered in Shanghai, Shui On Land has established a solid foun- dation in the Chinese Mainland and has a proven track record in developing mixed-use, sustain- able development communities. Shui On Land develops and operates high-quality residential, office, retail, entertainment and cul- tural properties in the Chinese Mainland. Shui On Land applies its hallmark approach of master- planning to all projects to ensure that developments are fully consistent with government objec- tives in economic development and urban planning while simultaneously incorporating local his- torical and cultural characteristics into our designs and planning. Manifesting the “Total Commu- nity” concept, our projects provide a unique environment enabling life enrichment of “Live-Work- Play”. The Company’s landbank stood at 11.50 million sq.m. (9.5million sq.m. of leasable and saleable GFA, and 2.0 million sq.m. of clubhouses, car parking spaces and other facilities). Its eight pro- jects, in various stages of development, are all situated in prime locations within the key cities of Shanghai, Chongqing, Wuhan and Foshan. ＊ City Centre Master-planned Communities Targeting international businesses, there projects blend stylish elements and modern amenities with local traditional and cultural influences, to rejuvenate downtown old communities and integrate them with modern architecture. Our mixed-use city centre communities combine residential, office, retail, entertainment and cultural facilities all under one roof. Existing Projects： Shanghai Taipingqiao Rui Hong Xin Cheng Chongqing tiandi Wuhan Tiandi Foshan Lingnan Tiandi Shanghai Taipingqiao Shui On Land’s first large-scale, “city-centre master-planned community” project, in Huangpu, Shang- hai. SOM Co., Ltd. (Skidmore, Owings and Merrill, LLP) is master-plan consultant of the overall com- munity development. The project, with a planned site area of 520,000 sq.m., provides a total gross floor area of approximately 1.27 million sq.m.. The project is comprised of several main components: historical redevelopment zone Shanghai Xintiandi in the west; premium offices in Corporate Avenue in the North; Luxury residential area Lakeville in the South; mixed-use shopping and entertainment business centre to the East, and an artificial lake and greeneries at the centre. Shanghai Xintiandi Xintiandi is a fashionable Shanghai landmark. Here you can discover the city's premier gathering place to relax and take in historical surroundings, while enjoying local culture. Here you can enjoy a journey through the heart of Shanghai’s best-preserved Shikumen - the city’s distinctive traditional residential architecture. Nowhere in Shanghai offers a greater concentration of culture, lifestyle, dining and fash- ion. This collection of images gives an idea of all that's available in Xintiandi, and it is comprised of North Block of Xintiandi, South Block of Xintiandi and the new Xintiandi Style. North Block of Xintiandi and South Block of Xintiandi bring together the traditional architecture of the Shikumen and modern dining, recreation and culture. Xintiandi Style, with its innovative and cutting-edge designs from home and abroad, is a cradle for domestic designers and a bridge between domestic and foreign designers, developing Shanghai Xintiandi into a highlight of Shanghai. Xintiandi Style Xintiandi Style is the 3rd phase of Shanghai Xintiandi – Shanghai’s landmark culture, lifestyle, dining and fashion complex. It combines East and West, as Shanghai’s distinctive Shikumen (stone alley houses) merge with modernity. Xintiandi Style introduces the latest goods and top fashion from all over the world, focusing on designers new to China, such as Vera Wang alongside well-known Asian original labels such as UMA WANG, BANXIAOXUE, JI CHENG, EVENPENNILESS and HAN LULU. Adding to the excitement, celebrities Ashin, JJ have entered China’s fashion market with their own trend- setting shops STAYREAL, SMUDGE. Xintiandi Style will be a platform for the communication between local and international designers; the accelerator for local designers to get to the world’s stage. HUBINDAO (sold) HUBINDAO, the place where the event is going to be held, is a new project of Shanghai Xintiandi which was opened in October 2015 as the unique lifestyle shopping mall in downtown Shanghai. The 5-story mall will intro- duce catering, family experience, lifestyle retail and other modes of business, involving mini meals, specialty restaurants, children’ s paradise, home supplies, book stores, personal care etc. There will also be some brands which are introduced to China for the first time. Besides, a number of specialty stores have started business there, including Starbucks ReserveTM, In & Out Lijiang Theme Restaurant, Taoyuan Vil- lage from Taiwan, the largest Y+ Yoga Center in Shanghai, 2-story underground canteen and so on. As a downtown destination of fun with multiple lifestyle and leisure choices and a convenient transport of Huaihai Road CBD, it will surely meet the shopping and living needs of business professionals working in Grade A office buildings in the area and residents of high-quality residential quarters. Corporate Avenue (sold) Corporate Avenue is on the Hubin Road at the north end of Taipingqiao Lake and adjacent to Shanghai Xintiandi, the renowned urban retail and entertainment area. Corporate Avenue is featuring premium grade A office buildings with commercial and entertainment complexes. 1 and 2 Corporate Avenue covers a gross floor area of approximately 98,000 sq.m., which recall the Art Deco style that is characteristic of Shanghai's architecture in the 1930s. Featuring 2 premium grade A office buildings and retail shops in podium. In July 2015, the Company divested 1 and 2 Corporate Ave- nue to The Link Properties Limited. 3 and 5 Corporate Avenue is planned a gross floor area of approxi- mately 166,000 sq.m. which includes 2 buildings will offer premium grade A office space. The project has been achieved LEED-Core & Shell Pre-certification Gold level to offer an intelligent and green life- style for tenants. The Company divested 5 Corporate Avenue to China Life in December 2013. Lakeville This extensive up-market residential development covering a planned gross floor area of approximately 534,000 sq.m. is lo- cated on the southern side of Taipingqiao Lake in Shanghai. It is within walking distance of the renowned shopping and enter- tainment area Shanghai Xintiandi, the Huai Hai Zhong Road business district and a metro station at Huangpi Nan Road. Phase 1—The Lakeville covers a total gross floor area of 46,000 sq.m.. Phase 2—The Lakeville Regency covers a total gross floor area of 130,000 sq.m.. Phase 3—Casa Lakeville covers a total gross floor area of 98,000 sq.m.. Phase 4 —Lakeville Luxe cov- ers a total gross floor area of 89,000 sq.m.. Shui On Plaza Shui On Plaza is a 26-storey Grade A office comprising a total gross floor area of over 65,000 sq.m.. Strategically located on Huai Hai Zhong Road, it is one of Shanghai's most prestigious office buildings with tenants consisting mainly of major multinational corporations since its completion in early 1997. This project has won the "Bai Yu Lan" and "Lu Ban" Awards, the highest acclaims for building construc- tion in Shanghai and the Chinese Mainland, respectively. Rui Hong Xin Cheng Located in Shanghai Hongkou District, with a total planned site area of 455,000 sq.m. and a total GFA of nearly 1.70 million sq.m.. Benjamin Wood (Studio Shanghai) was the masterplan consultant. After obtaining the right of development in 1996 and through 20 years of relentless endeavours, RHXC has trans- formed Hong Zhen Lao Jie at Old Town, Shanghai, into an international integrated community with quality residence, leisure & entertainment, shopping, F&B, boutique hotel and business ancillary facilities. It is now a landmark in Shang- hai downtown, representing a new type of luxury living. High-end Residencies Phase 1: launched in 1997; Site Area: 42,000 sq.m., GFA:190,000 sq.m. Phase 2: launched in 2003; Site Area: 45,000 sq.m., GFA: 200,000 sq.m. Phase 3: launched in 2009; Site Area: 5,800 sq.m., GFA: 45,000 sq.m. Phase 4: launched in 2010; Site Area: 18,000 sq.m., GFA: 107,000 sq.m. Phase 5—The View: launched in 2012; Site Area: 36,700 sq.m., GFA: 186,000 sq.m Phase 6—The Upper: launched in 2015; Site Area: 26,000 sq.m., GFA: 120,000 sq.m. Phase 7—The Gallery: launched in 2016, GFA: 155,000 sq.m. Commercial Landmark：Ruihong Tiandi Ruihong Tiandi is driving demand for mid-to-high-end commercial demand in Hongkou District, serving over 2.5 million permanent population in the neighourhood. It features Hall of the Sun—shopping desti- nation, Hall of the Moon—an F&B and retail precinct, Hall of the Stars—a mall targeting family and kids. Chongqing Tiandi Located at the centre of the city‘s Yuzhong District, its master planning was carried out by US architec- tural consultant SOM, with a site area of 1.26 million q.m. and GFA 2.91 million sq.m. It’s a complex that includes a prestigious residential area, commercial centre, leisure and entertainment facilities, de- signed to be a unique new urban centre for Chongqing that combines world-class riverside attractions, commercial premises, and public facilities. It is comprised of Corporate Avenue's super 5A-grade office buildings, Jialing Central Mall, Chongqing Tiandi Leisure and Entertainment Quarter, an artificial lake and a wetlands park, and The Riviera, providing top quality business and residential premises for global financial institutions and commercial organisations in Chongqing.
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