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UAD Campus in ZITOWN / The Mainland, UAD / The Mainland
UAD Campus in ZITOWN / The Mainland, UAD / The Mainland
UAD Campus in ZITOWN / The Mainland, UAD / The Mainland
UAD Campus in ZITOWN / The Mainland, UAD / The Mainland
UAD Campus in ZITOWN / The Mainland, UAD / The Mainland
UAD Campus in ZITOWN / The Mainland, UAD / The Mainland
UAD Campus in ZITOWN / The Mainland, UAD / The Mainland
UAD Campus in ZITOWN / The Mainland, UAD / The Mainland
UAD Campus in ZITOWN / The Mainland, UAD / The Mainland
UAD Campus in ZITOWN / The Mainland, UAD / The Mainland

UAD Campus in ZITOWN / The Mainland

UAD / The Mainland

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DFA Design for Asia Awards 2022 l Silver Award l Spatial Design l Workspaces
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Human-Centric Innovation

Here the designers have adopted a holistic approach involving systematic integration, humanistic design and multi-disciplinary collaboration. The spatial design emphasises the poetry of industrialised construction to break away from the rough, crude stereotype of prefabricated buildings, and the central cubic volume of building B1 functions as a full-height entrance lobby, creating intense visual interest in the whole building. Its carbon footprint is 2,265.73 tons, which reduces emissions by 2.2 tons per 100 square metres in comparison with a cast-in-place approach. The building is a preview of the future development of the Chinese construction industry: greener and with more energy efficient architecture.

 

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