D'Leedon, Singapore - Revision history

Designing Buildings at 09:04, 2 December 2020

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	* Zaha Hadid.		* Zaha Hadid.

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Editor at 10:05, 23 September 2016

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	* Nexus.		* Nexus.
	* One Hyde Park.		* One Hyde Park.
		+	* Port House, Antwerp.
	* Salerno Maritime Terminal.		* Salerno Maritime Terminal.
	* Tebrau Waterfront Residences.		* Tebrau Waterfront Residences.
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	* Zaha Hadid.		* Zaha Hadid.

−	[[Category:International]] [[Category:Projects_and_case_studies]]	+	[[Category:International]] [[Category:Projects_and_case_studies]] [[Category:DCN_Project_Knowledge]]

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−	Prior to her death in April 2016, Zaha ~~Hadid’s~~ firm completed the ~~D’Leedon~~ complex in Singapore. The development comprises 7 residential towers, 12 semi-detached villas and integrated landscaping with recreation facilities.	+	Prior to her death in April 2016, Zaha Hadid's firm completed the D'Leedon complex in Singapore. The development comprises 7 residential towers, 12 semi-detached villas and integrated landscaping with recreation facilities.

	Each of the seven towers taper inwards as they reach the ground to optimise public space with a unique petal-shaped layout which allows for windows on three sides of the apartments and cross-air flows to the living rooms and bedrooms as well as natural ventilation in all kitchens and bathrooms.		Each of the seven towers taper inwards as they reach the ground to optimise public space with a unique petal-shaped layout which allows for windows on three sides of the apartments and cross-air flows to the living rooms and bedrooms as well as natural ventilation in all kitchens and bathrooms.
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	[[File:Dleedon3.jpg\|link=File:Dleedon3.jpg]]		[[File:Dleedon3.jpg\|link=File:Dleedon3.jpg]]

−	Zaha Hadid Architects designed ~~d’Leedon~~ as a high-rise residential development that provides highly-differentiated apartment layouts according to the specific needs of the residents.	+	Zaha Hadid Architects designed d'Leedon as a high-rise residential development that provides highly-differentiated apartment layouts according to the specific needs of the residents.

	The generative floor plan of the petal changes shape along the height of the tower in relation to the different configuration and type of residential units. The changing composition of unit type enables the towers to respond to a series of parameters dictated by site conditions, internal organisation and structural optimisation.		The generative floor plan of the petal changes shape along the height of the tower in relation to the different configuration and type of residential units. The changing composition of unit type enables the towers to respond to a series of parameters dictated by site conditions, internal organisation and structural optimisation.
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	* 22 Bishopsgate.		* 22 Bishopsgate.
		+	* 600 Collins Street, Melbourne.
	* Battersea Power Station.		* Battersea Power Station.
	* Development House, Shoreditch.		* Development House, Shoreditch.

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	* One Hyde Park.		* One Hyde Park.
	* Salerno Maritime Terminal.		* Salerno Maritime Terminal.
		+	* Tebrau Waterfront Residences.
	* The Mile.		* The Mile.
	* US embassy hotel plans.		* US embassy hotel plans.

Editor at 09:14, 9 May 2016

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	* Hertsmere House project.		* Hertsmere House project.
	* Kaplan North Masterplan Complex.		* Kaplan North Masterplan Complex.
		+	* Masaryk Railway Station regeneration.
	* Millennium Mills.		* Millennium Mills.
	* Mixed-use development.		* Mixed-use development.

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	* Nexus.		* Nexus.
	* One Hyde Park.		* One Hyde Park.
		+	* Salerno Maritime Terminal.
	* The Mile.		* The Mile.
	* US embassy hotel plans.		* US embassy hotel plans.

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	Double curved concrete façade panels were prefabricated from GRC off site, and used as permanent moulds giving a very high level of exterior finish to a complex geometry. The concrete was simply finished with render and white paint, leaving the floor structural joints marked. This simple surface treatment highlights the mass while providing the required level of consistency and quality of finishes that a high-end residential development demands.		Double curved concrete façade panels were prefabricated from GRC off site, and used as permanent moulds giving a very high level of exterior finish to a complex geometry. The concrete was simply finished with render and white paint, leaving the floor structural joints marked. This simple surface treatment highlights the mass while providing the required level of consistency and quality of finishes that a high-end residential development demands.

−	Environmental considerations and the location along the equator determined the orientation of the towers along the East-West axis in order to optimise solar gain. Sustainable features were introduced to allow generation and re-use of energy on site and to minimise its consumption. The development was awarded Gold+ for its design approach.	+	Environmental considerations and the location along the equator determined the orientation of the towers along the East-West axis in order to optimise solar gain. Sustainable features were introduced to allow generation and re-use of energy on site and to minimise its consumption. The development was awarded Gold+ from Singapore's Building and Construction Authority (BCA) Green Mark Scheme for its design approach.

	[[File:Dleedon1.jpg\|link=File:Dleedon1.jpg]]		[[File:Dleedon1.jpg\|link=File:Dleedon1.jpg]]

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	Prior to her death in April 2016, Zaha Hadid’s firm completed the D’Leedon complex in Singapore. The development comprises 7 residential towers, 12 semi-detached villas and integrated landscaping with recreation facilities.		Prior to her death in April 2016, Zaha Hadid’s firm completed the D’Leedon complex in Singapore. The development comprises 7 residential towers, 12 semi-detached villas and integrated landscaping with recreation facilities.

−	Each of the seven towers taper inwards as they reach the ground to optimise public space with a unique petal-shaped layout which allows for windows on three sides of the apartments ~~with~~ cross-air flows to the living rooms and bedrooms as well as natural ventilation in all kitchens and bathrooms.	+	Each of the seven towers taper inwards as they reach the ground to optimise public space with a unique petal-shaped layout which allows for windows on three sides of the apartments and cross-air flows to the living rooms and bedrooms as well as natural ventilation in all kitchens and bathrooms.

	[[File:Dleedon3.jpg\|link=File:Dleedon3.jpg]]		[[File:Dleedon3.jpg\|link=File:Dleedon3.jpg]]

−	Zaha Hadid Architects designed d’Leedon as a high-rise residential development that provides highly differentiated ~~apartments~~ layouts according to the specific needs of the residents.	+	Zaha Hadid Architects designed d’Leedon as a high-rise residential development that provides highly-differentiated apartment layouts according to the specific needs of the residents.

	The generative floor plan of the petal changes shape along the height of the tower in relation to the different configuration and type of residential units. The changing composition of unit type enables the towers to respond to a series of parameters dictated by site conditions, internal organisation and structural optimisation.		The generative floor plan of the petal changes shape along the height of the tower in relation to the different configuration and type of residential units. The changing composition of unit type enables the towers to respond to a series of parameters dictated by site conditions, internal organisation and structural optimisation.

−	An innovative concrete shuttering systems ~~has been~~ developed to allow ~~building~~ columns at varying angles. The balconies and the bay windows ~~have been~~ pre-cast on site and craned to position to be bonded to the ~~tower~~ structure as the tower was climbing.	+	An innovative concrete shuttering systems was developed to allow the construction of columns at varying angles. The balconies and the bay windows were pre-cast on site and craned to position to be bonded to the structure as the tower was climbing.

	[[File:Dleedon4.jpg\|link=File:Dleedon4.jpg]]		[[File:Dleedon4.jpg\|link=File:Dleedon4.jpg]]

−	Double curved concrete façade panels were ~~built by prefabricating~~ GRC ~~panels~~ off site, and used as permanent moulds giving a very high level of exterior finish to a complex geometry~~, those were critical to allow the growth of the central elements of 6 petals towers~~. The concrete ~~has been~~ simply finished with ~~protective coating~~ and ~~rendered with~~ white paint, leaving the floor structural joints marked. This simple surface treatment highlights the mass while providing the required level of consistency and quality of finishes that a high end residential development ~~requires~~.	+	Double curved concrete façade panels were prefabricated from GRC off site, and used as permanent moulds giving a very high level of exterior finish to a complex geometry. The concrete was simply finished with render and white paint, leaving the floor structural joints marked. This simple surface treatment highlights the mass while providing the required level of consistency and quality of finishes that a high-end residential development demands.

−	Environmental considerations and the location along the equator determined the orientation of the towers along the East-West axis in order to ~~minimise~~ solar gain. Sustainable features ~~are~~ introduced to allow generation and re-use of energy on site and minimise its consumption. The development was awarded Gold+ for its design approach.	+	Environmental considerations and the location along the equator determined the orientation of the towers along the East-West axis in order to optimise solar gain. Sustainable features were introduced to allow generation and re-use of energy on site and to minimise its consumption. The development was awarded Gold+ for its design approach.

	[[File:Dleedon1.jpg\|link=File:Dleedon1.jpg]]		[[File:Dleedon1.jpg\|link=File:Dleedon1.jpg]]

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	Prior to her death in April 2016, Zaha Hadid’s firm completed the D’Leedon complex in Singapore. The development comprises 7 residential towers, 12 semi-detached villas and integrated landscaping with recreation facilities.		Prior to her death in April 2016, Zaha Hadid’s firm completed the D’Leedon complex in Singapore. The development comprises 7 residential towers, 12 semi-detached villas and integrated landscaping with recreation facilities.
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	Each of the seven towers taper inwards as they reach the ground to optimise public space with a unique petal-shaped layout which allows for windows on three sides of the apartments with cross-air flows to the living rooms and bedrooms as well as natural ventilation in all kitchens and bathrooms.		Each of the seven towers taper inwards as they reach the ground to optimise public space with a unique petal-shaped layout which allows for windows on three sides of the apartments with cross-air flows to the living rooms and bedrooms as well as natural ventilation in all kitchens and bathrooms.

−	[[File:Dleedon3.jpg]]	+	[[File:Dleedon3.jpg\|link=File:Dleedon3.jpg]]

	Zaha Hadid Architects designed d’Leedon as a high-rise residential development that provides highly differentiated apartments layouts according to the specific needs of the residents.		Zaha Hadid Architects designed d’Leedon as a high-rise residential development that provides highly differentiated apartments layouts according to the specific needs of the residents.
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	An innovative concrete shuttering systems has been developed to allow building columns at varying angles. The balconies and the bay windows have been pre-cast on site and craned to position to be bonded to the tower structure as the tower was climbing.		An innovative concrete shuttering systems has been developed to allow building columns at varying angles. The balconies and the bay windows have been pre-cast on site and craned to position to be bonded to the tower structure as the tower was climbing.

−	[[File:Dleedon4.jpg]]	+	[[File:Dleedon4.jpg\|link=File:Dleedon4.jpg]]

	Double curved concrete façade panels were built by prefabricating GRC panels off site, and used as permanent moulds giving a very high level of exterior finish to a complex geometry, those were critical to allow the growth of the central elements of 6 petals towers. The concrete has been simply finished with protective coating and rendered with white paint, leaving the floor structural joints marked. This simple surface treatment highlights the mass while providing the required level of consistency and quality of finishes that a high end residential development requires.		Double curved concrete façade panels were built by prefabricating GRC panels off site, and used as permanent moulds giving a very high level of exterior finish to a complex geometry, those were critical to allow the growth of the central elements of 6 petals towers. The concrete has been simply finished with protective coating and rendered with white paint, leaving the floor structural joints marked. This simple surface treatment highlights the mass while providing the required level of consistency and quality of finishes that a high end residential development requires.
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	Environmental considerations and the location along the equator determined the orientation of the towers along the East-West axis in order to minimise solar gain. Sustainable features are introduced to allow generation and re-use of energy on site and minimise its consumption. The development was awarded Gold+ for its design approach.		Environmental considerations and the location along the equator determined the orientation of the towers along the East-West axis in order to minimise solar gain. Sustainable features are introduced to allow generation and re-use of energy on site and minimise its consumption. The development was awarded Gold+ for its design approach.

−	[[File:Dleedon1.jpg]]	+	[[File:Dleedon1.jpg\|link=File:Dleedon1.jpg]]

	Images courtesy of Hufton + Crow.		Images courtesy of Hufton + Crow.
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	* The Mile.		* The Mile.
	* US embassy hotel plans.		* US embassy hotel plans.
−	* Vista Tower.	+	* Vista Tower, Chicago.
	* Zaha Hadid.		* Zaha Hadid.

	[[Category:International]] [[Category:Projects_and_case_studies]]		[[Category:International]] [[Category:Projects_and_case_studies]]

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Prior to her death in April 2016, Zaha Hadid’s firm completed the D’Leedon complex in Singapore. The development comprises 7 residential towers, 12 semi-detached villas and integrated landscaping with recreation facilities.

Each of the seven towers taper inwards as they reach the ground to optimise public space with a unique petal-shaped layout which allows for windows on three sides of the apartments with cross-air flows to the living rooms and bedrooms as well as natural ventilation in all kitchens and bathrooms.

[[File:Dleedon3.jpg]]

Zaha Hadid Architects designed d’Leedon as a high-rise residential development that provides highly differentiated apartments layouts according to the specific needs of the residents.

The generative floor plan of the petal changes shape along the height of the tower in relation to the different configuration and type of residential units. The changing composition of unit type enables the towers to respond to a series of parameters dictated by site conditions, internal organisation and structural optimisation.

An innovative concrete shuttering systems has been developed to allow building columns at varying angles. The balconies and the bay windows have been pre-cast on site and craned to position to be bonded to the tower structure as the tower was climbing.

[[File:Dleedon4.jpg]]

Double curved concrete façade panels were built by prefabricating GRC panels off site, and used as permanent moulds giving a very high level of exterior finish to a complex geometry, those were critical to allow the growth of the central elements of 6 petals towers. The concrete has been simply finished with protective coating and rendered with white paint, leaving the floor structural joints marked. This simple surface treatment highlights the mass while providing the required level of consistency and quality of finishes that a high end residential development requires.

Environmental considerations and the location along the equator determined the orientation of the towers along the East-West axis in order to minimise solar gain. Sustainable features are introduced to allow generation and re-use of energy on site and minimise its consumption. The development was awarded Gold+ for its design approach.

[[File:Dleedon1.jpg]]

Images courtesy of Hufton + Crow.

Content courtesy of [http://www.zaha-hadid.com/ Zaha Hadid Architects]

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=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki: ===

* 22 Bishopsgate.
* Battersea Power Station.
* Development House, Shoreditch.
* Hertsmere House project.
* Kaplan North Masterplan Complex.
* Millennium Mills.
* Mixed-use development.
* Nexus.
* One Hyde Park.
* The Mile.
* US embassy hotel plans.
* Vista Tower.
* Zaha Hadid.

[[Category:International]] [[Category:Projects_and_case_studies]]