設(shè)計及項目建筑師：Aedas

業(yè)主：深圳吉盟國際實業(yè)有限公司

建筑面積：105 000平方米

竣工年份：2020年

主要設(shè)計人：溫子先，全球設(shè)計董事

攝影：CreatAR Images

深圳水貝國際中心，中國寶都210米超高層新地標

城市更新不是簡單地把老建筑更換成新建筑，而是通過建筑的更迭構(gòu)建城市與人之間全新的、深層次的連接。這其中需要的不只是一個空間、一塊場地，更需要根植于真實生活中的自然互動。”Aedas全球設(shè)計董事溫子先（Dr. Andy Wen）在城市更新中的深圳羅湖水貝片區(qū)，重新定義城市客廳，以210米超高層打造了片區(qū)新地標。

作為全國最重要的珠寶加工交易中心，水貝占據(jù)著國內(nèi)黃金珠寶市場份額的半壁江山，也讓珠寶一躍成為深圳重要的城市名片。但隨著時代進步，傳統(tǒng)的產(chǎn)業(yè)模式無法滿足日益增長的發(fā)展需求，行業(yè)急待整體升級。羅湖區(qū)政府重新統(tǒng)籌規(guī)劃產(chǎn)業(yè)空間布局，通過城市更新推動行業(yè)轉(zhuǎn)型，從制造朝縱深方向的智造發(fā)展，力圖將其打造成為世界寶都，而水貝國際珠寶中心正是舊城改造中戰(zhàn)略性一環(huán)。

項目地處布心路與文錦北路交叉口東南側(cè)，是整個片區(qū)的門戶形象。西臨洪湖公園，遠眺圍領(lǐng)公園，緊鄰片區(qū)規(guī)劃的環(huán)形綠地系統(tǒng)，有極佳的自然景觀優(yōu)勢。地塊周邊以高密度的園區(qū)商辦建筑及居民住宅為主。

面對復(fù)雜的肌理，溫子先另辟蹊徑，以豐富的城市客廳和猶如城市之眼的巨型LED屏重新定義公共性，搭配架空綠化和空中花園，形成建筑-城市-人三者之間的有機互動。

設(shè)計在垂直界面營造多重公共空間，從塔樓架空層的空中花園，到裙樓屋頂?shù)氖彝饩坝^樓梯、生態(tài)花園等豐富的功能，為市民和來訪者提供了豐富的娛樂休閑、溝通交流的新空間。大量的綠植，讓城市的公共景觀完全延伸到垂直界面，營造出樹林的感覺，兼?zhèn)湔陉幾饔?，以綠色與周邊肌理有機融合，加強了城市景觀的通透性、豐富了視覺層次。同時，裙樓沿街面以極富律動的曲線勾勒出猶如眼睛形狀的巨型LED屏幕，在夜幕中，成為霓虹都市中最亮麗的風景。

“這是整個片區(qū)中最高的建筑，作為天際線與片區(qū)門戶，它是天然的焦點。當目光匯聚于此，互動就此發(fā)生。這個造型獨特的巨型LED屏將成為與市民對話的窗口，像城市的一只眼睛，傳遞傾聽，成為城市的文化新地標。” 溫子先如是說。

設(shè)計從中國傳統(tǒng)文化圖騰“竹”中汲取建筑造型的靈感，其蓬勃興旺、品行高潔之意暗合企業(yè)精神。塔樓體量層層升高遞進，竹節(jié)開口方向彼此交替，在簡潔規(guī)整的建筑輪廓中注入變化與生機，好似竹節(jié)生長的蓬勃姿態(tài)，與片區(qū)發(fā)展不謀而合。裙樓外形仿佛寬大的竹葉，將整個商業(yè)部分包裹環(huán)繞，極富律動的曲線及巨型LED屏幕，與塔樓竹節(jié)處的形狀相互呼應(yīng)。在夜幕中，燈帶照亮竹節(jié)，與色彩變化的LED交輝相應(yīng)，霓虹都市一道亮麗的風景。

“根植文脈并不是形態(tài)的照搬，而是非具象化的輪廓中有骨有神的精神內(nèi)核呈現(xiàn)?！痹O(shè)計在建筑輪廓中巧妙注入道家思想，裙樓的“一”字形態(tài)、塔樓的“兩片式”造型、“三”級竹節(jié)的遞進，從根基到頂端，如同“一生二，二生三，三生萬物” ，無聲傳遞道法自然的理念。

項目集國際甲級寫字樓、珠寶時尚主題購物中心、餐飲娛樂等功能于一體，面對多種業(yè)態(tài)，設(shè)計將辦公設(shè)置于靜謐的塔樓，商業(yè)及珠寶展示中心設(shè)置在便捷可達的裙樓，彼此之間空間獨立，互不干擾。

Design and Project Architect: Aedas

Client: Shenzhen Gmond International Industry Co.

Building Area: 105,000 sqm

Completion Year: 2020

Design Director: Dr. Andy Wen, Global Design Principal

Photography: CreatAR Images

Shenzhen's Newest Super High-Rise Landmark: The 210-metre SHUlBEl lnternational Center

Aedas Global Design Principal Dr. Andy Wen designs Shenzhen's newest 210-metre super high-rise landmark - the SHUIBEI International Center. Shaping the city's skyline with contemporary urban renewal developments, he states that, "Urban regeneration is not simply replacing old and weathered buildings with new ones, but rather building a new relationship and a deeper connection between the city and its people through these new developments. This connection requires more than just space as it also integrates everyday organic synergy from the community."

The site is located in China's jewellery trade and processing hub in Luohu,Shenzhen. As the industry evolves, the industry's established business model no longer meets the changes in demand. In alignment with Luohu District Government's plans in restructuring the city's industrial area through urban renewal, the Gmong International Building is a strategic and vital aspect in transforming the city.

The project is located on the Southeast side of the Luohu District and overlooks the vast greenery of urban parks to its West. Although high-density commercial and residential buildings surround the project, the development is designed with a circular green space system to ensure that the development is enveloped with a natural landscape.

Dr. Andy Wen's unique approach to the project's complex texture lends the design a rich and contemporary appeal. The public space is redefined with elevated greenery and a sky garden to create natural synergy between the architecture, the city and its people.

The project's design incorporates public space on multiple levels. Designed with sky gardens on towers, landscaped outdoor staircases and greenscaped rooftop podiums, the development is equipped with space to accommodate work,live and recreate activities. Extensive greenery is used to integrate into the surrounding neighbourhood and enhance the city's urban landscape seamlessly. Distinguished by its curved silhouette, an extensive LED screen sits along the base of the building and showcases the city's vibrant energy.

"The Gmond International Building is the tallest in the area. As the skyline's focal point, the distinct eye-inspired LED screen is a centrepiece and represents attentive regard for the neighbourhood." - Dr. Andy Wen

The design draws inspiration from traditional Chinese bamboos to symbolize prosperity and represent the corporation's virtue and purity. The minimal tower is distinguished by openings along each node as the volume gradually peaks. Inspiration from bamboos closely reflect the development of the surrounding neighbourhood. The podium adopts contours of a wide bamboo leaf and wraps around the commercial portion of the building with a curved outline and LED screen. At night, a stripe of light illuminates the tower and lightens the development with LED lights to echo the city's urban texture.

Firmly rooted in the context of the city, the Gmond International Building embodies originality and innovation. The design integrates subtle Taoist ideologies into the outline of the building. The verticality of the bambooinspired building alludes to the connection between Taoism and nature through a well-known Taoist cosmology: "Tao gives birth to One, One gives birth to Two, The Two gives birth to Three, The Three gives birth to all universal things."

The project integrates Grade-A offices, a jewellery and lifestyle shopping centre, food and beverage, entertainment and various other functions. Office and apartments are located in the quieter towers while commercial and jewellery exhibition centres are conveniently located and accessible through the podiums.

標準層的平面 Typical floor plan

公共花園空間public garden space