The H700 Shenzhen Tower will Be a Half Mile in Height
Michael Hemsworth — September 7, 2016 — Art & Design
References: bklarchitecture & newatlas
As urban space becomes more precious, the introduction of more sophisticated and mixed-use skyscraper towers like the H700 Shenzhen Tower are coming to light. Currently in the early development stages, the H700 Shenzhen Tower would, as the name denotes, be situated in the Shenzhen region, specifically in the Caiwuwei financial and commercial area.
The H700 Shenzhen Tower is the design work of the Shenzhen Kingkey Group and features a tapered aesthetic that incorporates retail, and office space. The skyscraper tower would feature a rooftop garden and be the second-tallest tower in the world.
With development and planning currently taking place, it's unclear if or when the H700 Shenzhen Tower will go forward with construction or when it would reach completion.
The H700 Shenzhen Tower is the design work of the Shenzhen Kingkey Group and features a tapered aesthetic that incorporates retail, and office space. The skyscraper tower would feature a rooftop garden and be the second-tallest tower in the world.
With development and planning currently taking place, it's unclear if or when the H700 Shenzhen Tower will go forward with construction or when it would reach completion.
Trend Themes
1. Mixed-use Skyscraper Towers - The trend of incorporating retail, office space, and other functions in skyscraper towers opens up opportunities for creating vibrant urban spaces.
2. Rooftop Gardens in Skyscrapers - The trend of adding rooftop gardens to skyscrapers not only enhances the aesthetic appeal but also contributes to sustainability and well-being.
3. Tapered Aesthetic in Skyscraper Designs - The trend of using tapered aesthetics in skyscraper designs offers a visually striking and modern approach to tall building architecture.
Industry Implications
1. Real Estate and Property Development - The real estate industry can capitalize on the trend of mixed-use skyscraper towers by creating innovative and multipurpose spaces that cater to diverse needs.
2. Architecture and Urban Planning - The architecture and urban planning industry can embrace the trend of incorporating rooftop gardens in skyscrapers to design sustainable and green buildings that promote a connection with nature.
3. Construction and Engineering - The construction and engineering industry can leverage the trend of using tapered aesthetics in skyscraper designs to push the boundaries of structural innovation and create iconic landmarks.
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