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Dongjiang Harbor Master Plan Entry by HAO and Archiland Beijing

By Bustler Editors|

Tuesday, Jul 10, 2012

Rendering of the Dongjiang Harbor Master Plan Entry (Image: HAO/Archiland Beijing)

Danish HAO / Holm Architecture Office has sent us their latest competition entry—designed in collaboration with Archiland Beijing—for an ocean front project near the city of Tianjin, Northern China.

“With the Dongjiang Master Plan we aimed to develop a housing typology that allows for high density while emulating the natural surroundings of the site," said HAO founder Jens Holm. "The dune shape buildings create unique apartment layouts, all with direct sunlight, natural cross ventilation and direct connections to the adjacent sea and beach."

Project Description from the Architects:

The Dongjiang Master Plan site is situated within the Binhai area, 60 kilometers outside of the city of Tianjin in Northern China on a newly developed section of the coastline. The plan includes 280,000 square meters of residential development, with 40,000 square meters of mixed-use office, retail, and public space.

The design evolves around the prime beach location with a central pedestrian boardwalk that services both the low and midrise residential housing blocks. The central boardwalk runs parallel to the beach, creating views of the water while taking the visitor through areas of gardens and retail within the new development.

Rendering (Image: HAO/Archiland Beijing)

The dune-shaped residential development is designed to maximize sunlight, assuring that each apartment receives a minimum of two hours of direct sunlight daily, while optimizing views from the individual apartments as well as natural ventilation.

The western edge of the site provides vehicular access with drop offs as well as access to below-ground parking areas freeing up the interior of the site to pedestrians, while the northern part of the site is developed as a mixed-use office and retail development.

Rendering (Image: HAO/Archiland Beijing)
Rendering (Image: HAO/Archiland Beijing)
Rendering (Image: HAO/Archiland Beijing)
Rendering (Image: HAO/Archiland Beijing)

Project Details:

Name: Dongjiang Harbor Master Plan
Program: Residential, Office, Commercial and Landscape
Type: Invited Competition
Size: 280,000 m2 residential, 40,000 m2 Mixed Use Office & Retail
Client: Confidential
Team: HAO/Holm Architecture Office and Archiland Beijing
Location: Tianjin, Binhai, China

Check also the image gallery below for more diagrams and maps of the project.

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Dongjiang Harbor Master Plan Entry by HAO and Archiland Beijing

By Bustler Editors|

Tuesday, Jul 10, 2012

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Rendering of the Dongjiang Harbor Master Plan Entry (Image: HAO/Archiland Beijing)

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water ● urban planning ● tianjin ● master plan ● holm architecture office ● harbor ● china ● binhai ● asia ● archiland beijing

Danish HAO / Holm Architecture Office has sent us their latest competition entry—designed in collaboration with Archiland Beijing—for an ocean front project near the city of Tianjin, Northern China.

“With the Dongjiang Master Plan we aimed to develop a housing typology that allows for high density while emulating the natural surroundings of the site," said HAO founder Jens Holm. "The dune shape buildings create unique apartment layouts, all with direct sunlight, natural cross ventilation and direct connections to the adjacent sea and beach."

Project Description from the Architects:

The Dongjiang Master Plan site is situated within the Binhai area, 60 kilometers outside of the city of Tianjin in Northern China on a newly developed section of the coastline. The plan includes 280,000 square meters of residential development, with 40,000 square meters of mixed-use office, retail, and public space.

The design evolves around the prime beach location with a central pedestrian boardwalk that services both the low and midrise residential housing blocks. The central boardwalk runs parallel to the beach, creating views of the water while taking the visitor through areas of gardens and retail within the new development.

Rendering (Image: HAO/Archiland Beijing)

The dune-shaped residential development is designed to maximize sunlight, assuring that each apartment receives a minimum of two hours of direct sunlight daily, while optimizing views from the individual apartments as well as natural ventilation.

The western edge of the site provides vehicular access with drop offs as well as access to below-ground parking areas freeing up the interior of the site to pedestrians, while the northern part of the site is developed as a mixed-use office and retail development.

Rendering (Image: HAO/Archiland Beijing)
Rendering (Image: HAO/Archiland Beijing)
Rendering (Image: HAO/Archiland Beijing)
Rendering (Image: HAO/Archiland Beijing)

Project Details:

Name: Dongjiang Harbor Master Plan
Program: Residential, Office, Commercial and Landscape
Type: Invited Competition
Size: 280,000 m2 residential, 40,000 m2 Mixed Use Office & Retail
Client: Confidential
Team: HAO/Holm Architecture Office and Archiland Beijing
Location: Tianjin, Binhai, China

Check also the image gallery below for more diagrams and maps of the project.

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