Safdie Architects has unveiled the completed second phase of Habitat Qinhuangdao, significantly expanding this visionary residential project along the Bohai Sea in China. This development, which contrasts strikingly with the original Habitat '67 project, houses over 1,800 households across 40 acres of thoughtfully designed public spaces. The innovative approach features stacked residential units with private terraces and communal skybridges, offering functional living spaces that seamlessly integrate architecture with nature. The project serves as a modern testament to urban housing, creating a vibrant community atmosphere that enhances lifestyle quality for residents.
The second phase of Habitat Qinhuangdao doubles the scale of the residential complex, housing over 1,800 households and encompassing 40 acres of landscaped public spaces.
Drawing inspiration from Habitat '67, Habitat Qinhuangdao refines pioneering ideas for a modern context, creating a vibrant neighborhood where architecture, community, and nature coexist.
The modular design of Habitat Qinhuangdao fosters private terraces and balconies for each unit, ensuring access to natural light, fresh air, and stunning views.
Signature skybridges connect residential blocks, serving as communal hubs, while 'urban windows' enhance openness, framing breathtaking views of the city and sea.
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