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ISSN: 1793-2319 The next generation of architecture in Asia + New building technologies Acknowledgements
Heartfelt thanks to all BCI Asia Researchers who took the time to discuss upcoming projects with architects and collect relevant materials, and to the sales team who made Technologies@16 a rich reference on the latest building technologies.
We are also grateful to the following key architecture firms that have shared their valuable design ideas through the projects published in this yearbook.
Aboday Morphogenesis Aedas P&T Consultants Pte Ltd ALPES Green Design & Build Palafox Architecture Group, Inc. Andrew Lee King Fun & Associates Architects Limited PH Alpha Design Archetype Philippe Rondeau Architects, Limited Archineer Associates Co., Ltd. PT Indomegah Cipta Bangun Citra Architects 49 Limited PT Sekawan DesignInc Arsitek Atelier Cosmas Gozali PT Urbane Indonesia Baskoro Tedjo & Associates RDC Arkitek Sdn Bhd Benoy RSP Architects Sdn Bhd Egoart Design Workshop Ltd. RTKL F Architect Studio SAA Architects Pte Ltd Ho Thieu Tri Architect & Associates, Ltd SAMUEL A. BUDIONO & ASSOCIATES hpa Studio MK27 I’ll Design Studio Co., Ltd. Studio Tonton Jonathan O. Gan + Associates Surbana Consultants Sdn Bhd Jose Siao Ling & Associates Surbana International Consultants Pte Ltd KTGY Inter-Associates, Ltd. The Beaumont Partners Co., Ltd. LABO. Transform Architecture Co., Ltd. Lucky Prasetyo in association with Antonius Richard Rusli TWS & Partners LWK & Partners (HK) Limited VERITAS Architects Sdn Bhd
My gratitude to the team that contributed to the production of this book: Candice Lim; Karen Baja Dungalen; Carissa Kwok; as well as Hans Lim and Rachel Chew of Nie O One Design.
Last but not least, to BCI Asia Chief Operating Officer Robert Krups and BCI Chairman Matthias Krups for their leadership and support. Architecture@ Introduction Yearbook series GET CLOSE TO THE PULSE The construction industry is set to grow annually by 4.5 percent, mostly driven by growth in China, India and USA. However, due to the current slowdown in the Chinese economy, investments are also flowing increasingly into other Asian OF FUTURE countries, especially Indonesia, Vietnam and the Philippines1. Asia is also forecasted to cement its position as the world’s DEVELOPMENTS IN ASIA largest construction market2. The Architecture@ yearbook offers Architecture@16 features projects mainly from mixed-use complexes and public facilities in China, residences in insight into how city skylines and Indochina, hotels and shopping malls in Malaysia, as well as office and retail buildings in Indonesia. A large number of these urban landscapes are set to change by projects have also adopted Green features and designs. Economic growth, rapid urbanisation, changing demographics featuring future projects in the region. and technological advancements are leading to a rising demand in infrastructure and other developments, particularly in Each yearbook showcases projects the emerging markets in Southeast Asia. There is an increasing awareness of the importance of sustainability and energy that are going to be constructed in the efficiency in efforts to mitigate climate change, the effects of which are keenly felt in many parts of Asia. This presents following year, selected from more more opportunities for Asia-Pacific to take the lead in sustainable construction. It is estimated that the number of such than 100,000 future projects reported projects doubles every three years, especially in the commercial building segment3. Although there are barriers to Green by BCI researchers. Besides projects, building development, such as high perceived costs, the demand for such construction will continue to grow. the yearbook also features building technologies that enable architecture The yearbook aims to be a primary source of information for architects, developers and other building professionals who to evolve rapidly, providing a reference wish to have a snapshot of upcoming development projects and gain insights into future industry trends. guide of creative and intelligent solutions for architects, engineers and developers. Clara Chiang Senior Editor The inaugural yearbook, Architecture@07, was published in mid-2006 with 10,000 1 Building Radar (http://buildingradar.com/construction-blog/asian-construction-market-forecast-from-2015-2020/) copies. Since then, the yearbook’s 2 BMI Research’s Global Construction Outlook: 2015–2024 (http://www.bmiresearch.com/news-and-views/global-construction-outlook-2015-2024- print run has risen steadily but BCI has cementing-asias-dominance) 3 PR Newswire (http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/new-report-highlights-latest-global-green-building-trends-and-projections-300180164.html) maintained its commitment to circulate half the print run directly to leading architects and property developers identified in its research database. No architectural library is complete without the Architecture@ yearbook. CONTENTS
CAMBODIA Sihanoukville International Airport 16
CHINA CITS Sanya Eyot Hainan 20 Heartland 66 22 Huaihua Mixed-Use Complex 24 Library of Chongqing Real Estate College 28 MJ MAGIC 32 Ningbo New World Plaza – Iconic Tower 34 Shanghai Rail Transit Zhujiajiao Station Design 38 Shengming World Leisure City 40 W Avenue 42
HONG KONG Proposed Residential Development 48 at Lai Ping Road, Kau To, STTL 579 Residential Development at 14-16 Inverness Road 50 Tsuen Wan 6 – Public Sports Centre 52 University Heights Redevelopment 54 INDIA Amanora Adreno Towers 58 Campus for Infosys 60 Corporate Office for Zydus 62
INDONESIA ART-MOSPHERE 66 Balikpapan Supermall and City Centre Residence 68 Cilegon Business Center 70 GMS 72 Hotel Santika 74 Kings Shopping Centre 76 Kirana East Park 78 London School 80 Safira City 82 SP Office 84 Tepi Tallo Resort Mall 86 The Bubble, Djarum Office 88 Wonderland Apartment 90
LAOS Farming Natural Villa 94 MALAYSIA 8 Conlay 98 Bandar Tasik Amanjaya 100 Capital City 102 Oxley Towers 104 Star Residences 106 Subang Avenue Shopping Mall Façade and Interior Design 108 The Residential Development at Sungai Long 110
MYANMAR Natmauk Executive Residence 114 Pegu Club 116
PHILIPPINES AIMG Headquarters 120 Clark Podscapes 122 Crystal Sand Boracay 124 Proposed 38-Storey Condominium Building with Roof Deck 126 - University Home Tarlac Medical Center 128 SINGAPORE Dawson C3 132 Thomson–East Coast Mass Rapid Transit Line: 134 Station at Bayshore Road Thomson–East Coast Mass Rapid Transit Line: 136 Station at Marine Parade Road / Marine Terrace Road
THAILAND AERAS Condominium 140 CentralPlaza Nakhon Si Thammarat 142 The Riviera Jomtien 144
VIETNAM Caye Sereno 148 Garden House 150 Radio Frequency Directorate 152 Riverside Living 154 TECHNOLOGIES@16 Building security — automated doors Gretsch-Unitas (Singapore) Pte Ltd 157 Cement products – formwork Current Pte Ltd 158 Cladding – exterior Hunter Douglas Singapore Pte Ltd 159 Cladding – exterior Welmate 160 Coatings for façade, roofing and wall cladding Becker Industrial Coatings (M) Sdn Bhd 161 Curtain walling YKK AP Singapore Pte Ltd 162 Façade & cladding – aluminium composite panels Mitsubishi Plastics Asia Pacific Pte Ltd 163 Faucets, taps & showerheads Bathworld Pte Ltd 164 Floorcovering – carpets GEGGUS Asia Pte Ltd 165 Glazing & architectural glass DDG Glass Pte Ltd 166 Glazing & architectural glass Energeia Glass (SEA) Pte Ltd 167 Home, resort & hotel furniture – interiors Netzach Wood Veneers Pte Ltd 168 Kitchen appliances & accessories Brandt Asie Pte Ltd 169 Sanitaryware Kaldewei South East Asia Pte Ltd 170 Solid surface DuPont Company (Singapore) Pte Ltd 171 Wall & ceiling linings USG Boral 172 Wood flooring solutions Bona Far East & Pacific Pte Ltd 173
INDICES Companies in projects (in alphabetical order) 176 Companies in Technologies@16 (in alphabetical order) 180
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W Avenue sits close to Taihu at the new Wujiang central business district in Suzhou. The site has active traffic access surrounding the four sides of the project, with W AVENUE a direct connection to the future LRT on the south end. This lifestyle, mixed-use SUZHOU | CHINA development will span across two plots of land—on the east and west sides—to create a vibrant future destination for the city.
From Taihu, a waterway is introduced into this eco-development as the key link and connection between the east and west areas. The design concept comes from the motion of a water drop, which falls into the heart of the project. The kinetic energy of the water drop splashing has inspired the dynamic sculptural forms of the buildings.
Water and landscaping are very prominent in the design. The contoured lines of the landscape simulate ripples and help create differences between the levels of the site, while also encouraging pedestrian flow and water taxi routes between the two plots. Distinctive landscape lines twist upwards and evolve, uniting with the façade design of the different buildings.
A central visual corridor has been designed to link the east and west regions of the project. At the eastern side of the commercial plot, the Central Galleria—a 65,000-square-metre shopping mall—serves as the gateway for the central axis, leading to a series of external and internal civil spaces between and inside the buildings across the whole site.
The floating Experience Box at the centre of the scheme mimics the water drop. Linked by a long, S-shaped bridge, it forms a streamline experience sequence with
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the two entities that enhance the art museum, bookstore and flagship. Surrounded by Project Name W Avenue restaurants and a promenade along the water canal, the bronze metal cladding floats Location Suzhou, China on the lower glass façade, standing out as the jewel of the development. Client/Owner Builtop Group (of Suzhou) Architecture Firm Benoy Principal Architects Winnie Tsang; Chew-Kee Gan There is a traffic bridge that bisects the two plots; the fluid architecture continues Traffic Consultant Jiangsu Province Communications Planning and Design Institute along the bridge as an extension of the tension arch structure. It has formed the Mechanical & Electrical Engineer Suzhou Industrial Park Design & Research Institute (SIPDRI) design for comfortable pedestrian stairways, which encourage connectivity between Civil & Structural Engineer SIPDRI the north and south ends of the development across the water canal. Two office Submission Architect SIPDRI towers, which signify the north gate of the project, stand at the each side of this BIM Consultant China Academy of Building Research Atkins iconic bridge. They merge with the landscape and twist upwards to highlight the Landscape Consultant Site Area 122,769 square metres motion at the façade. Gross Floor Area 252,896 square metres Building Height (metres) 32 (shopping mall); 24 (Experience Box); 21 (flagship); approximately A hotel, an apartment tower and two serviced apartment towers on the west plot 12 (FB Hubs); 115 (office tower); 95 (SOHO tower); 104 (tallest serviced apartment); 10–12 define the skyline of the project. Orientated for the good lake and landscape views, (boutique hotel) they define the western edge of the site. At the centre of the plot is a 60-key boutique Building Height (storeys) 4 (retail on grade with 1 basement retail); 4 (on grade and half- hotel. Each villa of the island hotel is orientated to enjoy a water view with a half-moon sunken cinema); 3 (flagship); 2 (FB Hubs); 23 (office tower); 22 (SOHO tower); 28 (tallest serviced apartment); 2 (boutique hotel) landscape barrier reef around the island perimeter as a shield to avoid overlooking Superstructure Construction Start Date January 2016 from surrounding areas. Scheduled Completion Date September 2017
W Avenue is a commercial and experiential destination. Merging functional art with architecture, landscape and engineering, the scheme pushes the boundaries of collaborative design to create a distinct future development for Suzhou and the region.
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Capital City at Jalan Tampoi is a new freehold mixed-use development within the Iskandar Flagship A in Johor Bahru. It is the first integrated project leading the CAPITAL CITY progress of the Tampoi region of Johor Bahru. Covering 14 acres of land, Capital City JALAN TAMPOI | JOHOR BAHRU | JOHOR | MALAYSIA is located near urban conveniences and tourist hotspots, and strategically located along the new route of Jalan Tampoi, which links the city centre and other residential areas from Nusajaya to the Senai Airport. It is connected to all major highways and easily accessible.
The development will consist of a 32-storey international hotel with 315 rooms, managed by Hilton Worldwide (Tower A); 630 units of hotel-style serviced suites in a 32-storey tower (Tower B); 210 units of stylish residences in a 29-storey tower (Tower C); 210 units of stylish residences in a 29-storey tower (Tower D); and 270 units of stylish residences in a 29-storey tower (Tower E).
Design Capital 21 is a The shopping mall, named Capital 21, is a six-storey podium shopping mall with competition that calls 1,602 retail units featuring a wide range of amenities such as ballroom, clubhouse for interior design ideas and a world museum with a seven-storey elevated car park. Capital 21 is named for the integrated mall, after the 21 top capital cities in the world, such as in America; Europe; Middle East; which intends to adopt Asia and Australia, and features the iconic elements of the cities inside the building. the theme of the world’s famous capital cities from the five continents— Project Name Capital City America, Europe, Australia/Oceania, Asia, Middle East/Africa—as its Location Jalan Tampoi, Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia Capital City Property Sdn Bhd conceptual design for its five floors. Each floor must be representative Client/Owner Architecture Firm RDC Arkitek Sdn Bhd of the continent by bringing to life the characteristics and identities of Principal Architect Tan Choon Kiat its capital cities. The competition will open to licensed architects and Mechanical & Electrical Engineer Greatians Engineers Sdn Bhd professional interior designers in their jurisdictions worldwide from Civil & Structural Engineer T. P. Tay Jurutera Perunding January to March 2016. USD10,000 in prize money will be awarded Contractor Twin Unitrade Sdn Bhd to each winner of each floor. Site Area 10.09 acres Gross Floor Area 312,297.80 square metres BCI Asia is the appointed organiser of this competition. Building Height (metres) 141.5 Building Height (storeys) 32 For more information, please visit http://www.designcapital21.com. Superstructure Construction Start Date January 2016 Scheduled Completion Date June 2020
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