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Hangzhou Winland Center

PrizeHonorable Mention in Architectural Design / Mixed Use Architecture
Firm LocationHong Kong, China
Project locationHangzhou, China
CompanyTFP Farrells Limited
Lead ArchitectStefan Krummeck
Design TeamScheme and Detail Design: FARRELLS - Stefan Krummeck. Concept Design: ARQUITECTONICA - Bernardo Fort-Brescia. Local Design Institute: The Architectural Design & Research Institute of Zhejiang University Co., Ltd. Curtain Wall Design: Curtain Shanghai PFT Construction Consulting Co., Ltd. Structure Design: Arup Group Limited. Landscape Design: Adrian L. Norman Limited; Palm Design Co., Ltd.
ClientHangzhou Winland Real Estate Co., Ltd.
Projecthttps://farrells.com/project/hangzhou-winland
Project Videohttps://tfphk-my.sharepoint.com/personal/margo_chen_farrells_com_hk/_layouts/15/stream.aspx?id=%2Fpersonal%2Fmargo%5Fchen%5Ffarrells%5Fcom%5Fhk%2FDocuments%2FMasterPrize%20Submission%20%2D%20Video%20Link%20%2D%20Hangzhou%20Winland%20Center%20%2D%20Farrells%2FWinland%20Center%5FVideo%20for%20AMP%20submission%5F3min53%2EMP4&ga=1

Hangzhou Winland Center, a stone’s throw from the Grand Canal, UNESCO World Heritage site, is a mixed-use project consisting of offices, retail and residential towers weaved together with the surrounding by a walkable network. The formality of the masterplan pays tribute to the adjacent magnificent Xiangji Temple. Setting back the towers by 30m with a row of gallery villas of sympathetic scale preserves a clear skyline for the heritage cluster. With reference to the traditional Chinese triple-courtyard layout, strong symmetry informed a series of legible spaces and architectural language.