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Zaha Hadid Architects to design Phase II of Beijing's International Exhibition Centre

By Alexander Walter|

Friday, Feb 5, 2021

Rendering of Phase II of Beijing's International Exhibition Centre. Rendering: Brick Visual. Image courtesy of Zaha Hadid Architects.

Zaha Hadid Architects has been selected to design Phase II of the International Exhibition Centre in Beijing. Located next to the city's Capital International Airport in the Shunyi District, the venue is expanding its capacity to host conferences, trade fairs, and industry events by 438,500 square meters (4.7 million square feet).

Rendering: Atchain. Image courtesy of Zaha Hadid Architects.

"The integrated relationships between the exhibition halls, conference center, and hotel are echoed in the center's composition," explains the project description, "arranged as a series of interconnecting lines and geometries that take inspiration from the textures of glazed tubular ceramic tile roofs within traditional Chinese architecture; its copper color and large recessed windows give further expression to the visually dynamic envelope."

Rendering: Slashcube. Image courtesy of Zaha Hadid Architects.

"A central north-south axis is the primary connecting space between the east and west exhibition halls; providing functional clarity, maximum flexibility, and efficiency as well as defining shared courtyards for informal meetings and relaxation in landscaped gardens, cafes, and outdoor public event spaces. Secondary bridges at higher levels add a further layer of connectivity between the center’s network of facilities."

Image courtesy of Zaha Hadid Architects.

"The roof's symmetric geometries create an efficient lightweight large span structure to provide a column-free flexible space that can quickly adapt to changes in exhibitions and nature of use; its industrial materiality and scale balanced with its fluid architectural language."

Zaha Hadid Architects will work in collaboration with local architect BIAD and urban planning partner AECOM.

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  • CC Chiang ·  Feb 05, 21 10:30 PM

    BIAD and other local DI's ability to realize ZHA's work in China has improved leaps and bounds over the past couple of decades.

  • your conscience
    your conscience

    your conscience ·  Feb 06, 21 2:43 AM

    yall ever notice...  china is so much better at everything

  • Louis Arlo ·  Feb 06, 21 5:33 AM

    except human rights, freedom, pollution, etc


  • Benjamin Foster, AIA, LEED AP BD+C ·  Feb 07, 21 1:35 AM

    I love the hard working people of China and I don't hate big firms getting their$ in the country...

    But, the CCP is incredibly oppressive and has religious/political enemies housed in concentration camps or killed.

    No celebration for this work or anything funded by them.

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Zaha Hadid Architects to design Phase II of Beijing's International Exhibition Centre

By Alexander Walter|

Friday, Feb 5, 2021

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Rendering of Phase II of Beijing's International Exhibition Centre. Rendering: Brick Visual. Image courtesy of Zaha Hadid Architects.

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Beijing Institute of Architectural Design (BIAD)
Beijing Institute of Architectural Design (BIAD)

Zaha Hadid Architects has been selected to design Phase II of the International Exhibition Centre in Beijing. Located next to the city's Capital International Airport in the Shunyi District, the venue is expanding its capacity to host conferences, trade fairs, and industry events by 438,500 square meters (4.7 million square feet).

Rendering: Atchain. Image courtesy of Zaha Hadid Architects.

"The integrated relationships between the exhibition halls, conference center, and hotel are echoed in the center's composition," explains the project description, "arranged as a series of interconnecting lines and geometries that take inspiration from the textures of glazed tubular ceramic tile roofs within traditional Chinese architecture; its copper color and large recessed windows give further expression to the visually dynamic envelope."

Rendering: Slashcube. Image courtesy of Zaha Hadid Architects.

"A central north-south axis is the primary connecting space between the east and west exhibition halls; providing functional clarity, maximum flexibility, and efficiency as well as defining shared courtyards for informal meetings and relaxation in landscaped gardens, cafes, and outdoor public event spaces. Secondary bridges at higher levels add a further layer of connectivity between the center’s network of facilities."

Image courtesy of Zaha Hadid Architects.

"The roof's symmetric geometries create an efficient lightweight large span structure to provide a column-free flexible space that can quickly adapt to changes in exhibitions and nature of use; its industrial materiality and scale balanced with its fluid architectural language."

Zaha Hadid Architects will work in collaboration with local architect BIAD and urban planning partner AECOM.

RELATED NEWS Zaha Hadid Architects among competition winners for new Moscow Metro Stations
RELATED NEWS Zaha Hadid Architects: new CECEP headquarters aims for Shanghai's highest green-building score
RELATED NEWS Zaha Hadid-designed Danjiang Bridge in Taiwan scheduled for 2024 opening

Share

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    4 Comments

  • CC Chiang ·  Feb 05, 21 10:30 PM

    BIAD and other local DI's ability to realize ZHA's work in China has improved leaps and bounds over the past couple of decades.

  • your conscience

    your conscience ·  Feb 06, 21 2:43 AM

    yall ever notice...  china is so much better at everything

  • Louis Arlo ·  Feb 06, 21 5:33 AM

    except human rights, freedom, pollution, etc


  • Benjamin Foster, AIA, LEED AP BD+C ·  Feb 07, 21 1:35 AM

    I love the hard working people of China and I don't hate big firms getting their$ in the country...

    But, the CCP is incredibly oppressive and has religious/political enemies housed in concentration camps or killed.

    No celebration for this work or anything funded by them.

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