biomorphic tencent headquarters by MAD architects takes shape in shenzhen
MAD Architects designing weightless, sustainable Tencent headquarters in Shenzhen.
Tencent's New Headquarter Building looks like an Architectural Vortex of Metal and Glass - Yanko Design
Tencent's new headquarters in Shenzhen is designed to resemble a vortex, representing the company's growth and the city's tech district.
The design includes pockets of greenery and a central garden, fostering a sense of well-being and community among employees.
the veil: groundwork architects sculpts sinuous interiors like draped fabric
The Veil in Shenzhen offers a unique city lounge experience, blending minimalist design with a concept of yin and yang through contrasting light and dark spaces.
Aedas plans tower of flowing lines and nested rooftop gardens for shenzhen
The Huanggang Skyscraper in Shenzhen is a symbolic gateway to the Greater Bay Area and incorporates elements inspired by nature.
The design of the skyscraper focuses on sustainable practices such as utilizing vertical fins for shade and low-reflection panels to reduce the building's carbon footprint.
biomorphic tencent headquarters by MAD architects takes shape in shenzhen
MAD Architects designing weightless, sustainable Tencent headquarters in Shenzhen.
Tencent's New Headquarter Building looks like an Architectural Vortex of Metal and Glass - Yanko Design
Tencent's new headquarters in Shenzhen is designed to resemble a vortex, representing the company's growth and the city's tech district.
The design includes pockets of greenery and a central garden, fostering a sense of well-being and community among employees.
the veil: groundwork architects sculpts sinuous interiors like draped fabric
The Veil in Shenzhen offers a unique city lounge experience, blending minimalist design with a concept of yin and yang through contrasting light and dark spaces.
Aedas plans tower of flowing lines and nested rooftop gardens for shenzhen
The Huanggang Skyscraper in Shenzhen is a symbolic gateway to the Greater Bay Area and incorporates elements inspired by nature.
The design of the skyscraper focuses on sustainable practices such as utilizing vertical fins for shade and low-reflection panels to reduce the building's carbon footprint.