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	The Xinhee Design Center is expected to be in-use in 2017.		The Xinhee Design Center is expected to be in-use in 2017.
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	Images and content courtesy of MAD Architects.		Images and content courtesy of MAD Architects.

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	* Beijing National Stadium.		* Beijing National Stadium.
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	* Unusual building design of the week.		* Unusual building design of the week.

−	[[Category:~~International~~]] [[Category:~~Projects_and_case_studies]] [[Category:DCN_Project_Knowledge~~]] [[Category:News]] [[Category:~~DCN_News~~]]	+	[[Category:DCN_Project_Knowledge]] [[Category:International]] [[Category:News]] [[Category:Projects_and_case_studies]]

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	* Fake Hills, China.		* Fake Hills, China.
	* Gaia Building, Ecuador.		* Gaia Building, Ecuador.
		+	* Hangzhou Gateway, China.
	* JTI Headquarters, Geneva.		* JTI Headquarters, Geneva.
	* Kaplan North Masterplan Complex.		* Kaplan North Masterplan Complex.
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	* Unusual building design of the week.		* Unusual building design of the week.

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

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	* [[D%27Leedon,_Singapore\|D’Leedon, Singapore]].		* [[D%27Leedon,_Singapore\|D’Leedon, Singapore]].
	* Fake Hills, China.		* Fake Hills, China.
		+	* Gaia Building, Ecuador.
	* JTI Headquarters, Geneva.		* JTI Headquarters, Geneva.
	* Kaplan North Masterplan Complex.		* Kaplan North Masterplan Complex.

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	* Calakmul Corporate Building, Mexico.		* Calakmul Corporate Building, Mexico.
	* [[D%27Leedon,_Singapore\|D’Leedon, Singapore]].		* [[D%27Leedon,_Singapore\|D’Leedon, Singapore]].
		+	* Fake Hills, China.
	* JTI Headquarters, Geneva.		* JTI Headquarters, Geneva.
	* Kaplan North Masterplan Complex.		* Kaplan North Masterplan Complex.

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−	The centre is designed with an atrium space at its core, from which six structures extend which mimic petals, growing from the middle. Each of the organically-formed shapes contains a mix of office spaces and gardens, and can freely interact and '~~communicates~~' with others. The designers believe this radial layout will enhance the flexibility and efficiency of the space, whilst also providing good natural light and ventilation.	+	The centre is designed with an atrium space at its core, from which six structures extend which mimic petals, growing from the middle. Each of the organically-formed shapes contains a mix of office spaces and gardens, and can freely interact and 'communicate' with others. The designers believe this radial layout will enhance the flexibility and efficiency of the space, whilst also providing good natural light and ventilation.

	[[File:Xinhee3.jpg\|link=File:Xinhee3.jpg]]		[[File:Xinhee3.jpg\|link=File:Xinhee3.jpg]]

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−	The centre is designed with an atrium space at its core, from which six structures extend which mimic petals, growing from the middle. Each of the organically-formed shapes contains a mix of office spaces and gardens, and can freely interact and ~~communicate~~ with others.	+	The centre is designed with an atrium space at its core, from which six structures extend which mimic petals, growing from the middle. Each of the organically-formed shapes contains a mix of office spaces and gardens, and can freely interact and 'communicates' with others. The designers believe this radial layout will enhance the flexibility and efficiency of the space, whilst also providing good natural light and ventilation.
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−	The designers believe this radial layout will enhance the flexibility and efficiency of the space, ~~while~~ also providing good natural light and ventilation.	+

	[[File:Xinhee3.jpg\|link=File:Xinhee3.jpg]]		[[File:Xinhee3.jpg\|link=File:Xinhee3.jpg]]

−	~~Hanging slightly off a vertical garden is a~~ translucent envelope of PTFE ~~which~~ provides shade from the sun whilst allowing ventilation. Ma Yansong, MAD founding principal said: ‘We envision it as a building with skin-and-bones … the correspondence of clothing and architecture is they both explore the relationship between the interior and the exterior.’	+	A translucent envelope of PTFE provides shade from the sun whilst allowing ventilation. Ma Yansong, MAD founding principal said: ‘We envision it as a building with skin-and-bones … the correspondence of clothing and architecture is they both explore the relationship between the interior and the exterior.’

	[[File:Xinhee4.jpg\|link=File:Xinhee4.jpg]]		[[File:Xinhee4.jpg\|link=File:Xinhee4.jpg]]
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	[[File:Xinhee5.jpg\|link=File:Xinhee5.jpg]]		[[File:Xinhee5.jpg\|link=File:Xinhee5.jpg]]

−	The design centre is a highly-efficient green building that adapts to the local climate. The atrium reduces the footprint by two-thirds whilst enabling ventilation throughout the building. In the summer months it delivers cool air to each level, whilst in the winter it becomes a sun-filled greenhouse below the glass-enclosed roof.	+	The design centre is a highly-efficient green building that adapts to the local climate. The atrium reduces the footprint by two-thirds whilst enabling ventilation throughout the building. In the summer months it delivers cool air to each level, whilst in the winter it becomes a sun-filled greenhouse below the glass-enclosed roof. Solar panels line the rooftop, providing electricity for daily operations.
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−	~~A translucent coating is applied to the building’s façade which permits 40% light transmittance~~. Solar panels line the rooftop, providing electricity for daily operations.	+

	The Xinhee Design Center is expected to be in-use in 2017.		The Xinhee Design Center is expected to be in-use in 2017.

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−	The design centre is a highly-efficient green building that adapts to the local climate. The ~~void and lifted structure on the first floor aims to reduce~~ the footprint by two-~~third. Both the atrium and the lifted structure enable~~ ventilation throughout the building. ~~The~~ summer months ~~deliver~~ cool air to each level, ~~versus~~ the winter ~~months when the atrium transforms into~~ a sun-filled greenhouse below the glass-enclosed roof.	+	The design centre is a highly-efficient green building that adapts to the local climate. The atrium reduces the footprint by two-thirds whilst enabling ventilation throughout the building. In the summer months it delivers cool air to each level, whilst in the winter it becomes a sun-filled greenhouse below the glass-enclosed roof.
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		+	A translucent coating is applied to the building’s façade which permits 40% light transmittance. Solar panels line the rooftop, providing electricity for daily operations.
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		+	The Xinhee Design Center is expected to be in-use in 2017.

−	The stacked gardens create a 100% green ratio. To lower solar radiation and provide natural lighting to the office, a translucent coating is applied to the building’s façade which permits 40% light transmittance. Solar panels line the rooftop, providing electricity for daily operations.

−	~~<br />~~
−	~~Xinhee Design Center is currently under construction and is expected to be in-use in 2017.~~

	[[File:Xinhee6.jpg\|link=File:Xinhee6.jpg]]		[[File:Xinhee6.jpg\|link=File:Xinhee6.jpg]]

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	In August 2016, MAD Architects revealed their latest design renderings for the Xinhee Design Center, currently under construction in the Chinese coastal city of Xiamen.		In August 2016, MAD Architects revealed their latest design renderings for the Xinhee Design Center, currently under construction in the Chinese coastal city of Xiamen.
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	With a building area of 61,000 sq. m, the design centre is intended for the international fashion group Xinhee, and its six subsidiary brands.		With a building area of 61,000 sq. m, the design centre is intended for the international fashion group Xinhee, and its six subsidiary brands.

−	[[File:Xinhee2.jpg]]	+	[[File:Xinhee2.jpg\|link=File:Xinhee2.jpg]]

	The centre is designed with a central atrium space at its core, from which are extended six long-spanning structures which mimic petals, growing from a central point. Each of the organically-formed arms is composed of a mix of office spaces and green gardens, yet each can freely interact and communicate with others.		The centre is designed with a central atrium space at its core, from which are extended six long-spanning structures which mimic petals, growing from a central point. Each of the organically-formed arms is composed of a mix of office spaces and green gardens, yet each can freely interact and communicate with others.
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	The designers intend for this radial layout, in contrast with traditional office spaces, to enhance the flexibility and efficiency of the space, while also providing natural light and ventilation.		The designers intend for this radial layout, in contrast with traditional office spaces, to enhance the flexibility and efficiency of the space, while also providing natural light and ventilation.

−	[[File:Xinhee3.jpg]]	+	[[File:Xinhee3.jpg\|link=File:Xinhee3.jpg]]

	Hanging slightly off the vertical garden is a translucent envelope of PTFE which provides shade from the sun as well as ventilation. It is akin to a delicate and thin ‘skin’ covering the bone structure of the building. Ma Yansong, MAD founding principal said: ‘We envision it as a building with skin-and-bones … the correspondence of clothing and architecture is they both explore the relationship between the interior and the exterior.’		Hanging slightly off the vertical garden is a translucent envelope of PTFE which provides shade from the sun as well as ventilation. It is akin to a delicate and thin ‘skin’ covering the bone structure of the building. Ma Yansong, MAD founding principal said: ‘We envision it as a building with skin-and-bones … the correspondence of clothing and architecture is they both explore the relationship between the interior and the exterior.’

−	[[File:Xinhee4.jpg]]	+	[[File:Xinhee4.jpg\|link=File:Xinhee4.jpg]]

	The atrium’s footbridge provides air circulation, and doubles as a catwalk for occasional fashion shows. The two glass elevators in the atrium visually connect the office on different levels.		The atrium’s footbridge provides air circulation, and doubles as a catwalk for occasional fashion shows. The two glass elevators in the atrium visually connect the office on different levels.

−	[[File:Xinhee5.jpg]]	+	[[File:Xinhee5.jpg\|link=File:Xinhee5.jpg]]

	The design centre is a highly efficient green building that adapts to the local climate. The void and lifted structure on the first floor aims to reduce the footprint by two-third. Both the atrium and the lifted structure enable ventilation throughout the building. The summer months deliver cool air to each level, versus the winter months when the atrium transforms into a sun-filled greenhouse below the glass-enclosed roof.		The design centre is a highly efficient green building that adapts to the local climate. The void and lifted structure on the first floor aims to reduce the footprint by two-third. Both the atrium and the lifted structure enable ventilation throughout the building. The summer months deliver cool air to each level, versus the winter months when the atrium transforms into a sun-filled greenhouse below the glass-enclosed roof.

	The stacked gardens create a 100% green ratio. To lower solar radiation and provide natural lighting to the office, a translucent coating is applied to the building’s façade which permits 40% light transmittance. Solar panels line the rooftop, providing electricity for daily operations.<br />		The stacked gardens create a 100% green ratio. To lower solar radiation and provide natural lighting to the office, a translucent coating is applied to the building’s façade which permits 40% light transmittance. Solar panels line the rooftop, providing electricity for daily operations.<br />
−	~~<br />~~
−	~~Xinhee Design Center is currently under construction and is expected to be in-use in 2017.~~

−	[[File:Xinhee6.jpg]]	+
		+	Xinhee Design Center is currently under construction and is expected to be in-use in 2017.
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		+	[[File:Xinhee6.jpg\|link=File:Xinhee6.jpg]]

	Images and content courtesy of MAD Architects.		Images and content courtesy of MAD Architects.
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	* CCTV Headquarters.		* CCTV Headquarters.
	* Calakmul Corporate Building, Mexico.		* Calakmul Corporate Building, Mexico.
−	* D’Leedon, Singapore.	+	* [[D'Leedon,_Singapore\|D’Leedon, Singapore]].
	* JTI Headquarters, Geneva.		* JTI Headquarters, Geneva.
	* Kaplan North Masterplan Complex.		* Kaplan North Masterplan Complex.

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In August 2016, MAD Architects revealed their latest design renderings for the Xinhee Design Center, currently under construction in the Chinese coastal city of Xiamen.

With a building area of 61,000 sq. m, the design centre is intended for the international fashion group Xinhee, and its six subsidiary brands.

[[File:Xinhee2.jpg]]

The centre is designed with a central atrium space at its core, from which are extended six long-spanning structures which mimic petals, growing from a central point. Each of the organically-formed arms is composed of a mix of office spaces and green gardens, yet each can freely interact and communicate with others.

The designers intend for this radial layout, in contrast with traditional office spaces, to enhance the flexibility and efficiency of the space, while also providing natural light and ventilation.

[[File:Xinhee3.jpg]]

Hanging slightly off the vertical garden is a translucent envelope of PTFE which provides shade from the sun as well as ventilation. It is akin to a delicate and thin ‘skin’ covering the bone structure of the building. Ma Yansong, MAD founding principal said: ‘We envision it as a building with skin-and-bones … the correspondence of clothing and architecture is they both explore the relationship between the interior and the exterior.’

[[File:Xinhee4.jpg]]

The atrium’s footbridge provides air circulation, and doubles as a catwalk for occasional fashion shows. The two glass elevators in the atrium visually connect the office on different levels.

[[File:Xinhee5.jpg]]

The design centre is a highly efficient green building that adapts to the local climate. The void and lifted structure on the first floor aims to reduce the footprint by two-third. Both the atrium and the lifted structure enable ventilation throughout the building. The summer months deliver cool air to each level, versus the winter months when the atrium transforms into a sun-filled greenhouse below the glass-enclosed roof.

The stacked gardens create a 100% green ratio. To lower solar radiation and provide natural lighting to the office, a translucent coating is applied to the building’s façade which permits 40% light transmittance. Solar panels line the rooftop, providing electricity for daily operations.<br />
<br />
Xinhee Design Center is currently under construction and is expected to be in-use in 2017.

[[File:Xinhee6.jpg]]

Images and content courtesy of MAD Architects.

= Find out more =

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

* Beijing National Stadium.
* CCTV Headquarters.
* Calakmul Corporate Building, Mexico.
* D’Leedon, Singapore.
* JTI Headquarters, Geneva.
* Kaplan North Masterplan Complex.
* Rose Museum.
* Tebrau Waterfront Residences.
* Unusual building design of the week.

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

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	[[File:Xinhee1.jpg\|link=File:Xinhee1.jpg]]		[[File:Xinhee1.jpg\|link=File:Xinhee1.jpg]]

−	In August 2016, MAD Architects revealed their latest ~~design~~ renderings for the Xinhee Design Center, currently under construction in the Chinese coastal city of Xiamen.	+	In August 2016, MAD Architects revealed their latest renderings for the Xinhee Design Center, currently under construction in the Chinese coastal city of Xiamen.

−	With a building area of 61,000 sq. m, the design centre is intended for the international fashion group Xinhee, and its six subsidiary brands.	+	With a building area of 61,000 sq. m, the design centre is intended for the international fashion group Xinhee and its six subsidiary brands.

	[[File:Xinhee2.jpg\|link=File:Xinhee2.jpg]]		[[File:Xinhee2.jpg\|link=File:Xinhee2.jpg]]

−	The centre is designed with ~~a central~~ atrium space at its core, from which ~~are extended~~ six ~~long-spanning~~ structures which mimic petals, growing from ~~a central point~~. Each of the organically-formed ~~arms is composed of~~ a mix of office spaces and ~~green~~ gardens, ~~yet each~~ can freely interact and communicate with others.	+	The centre is designed with an atrium space at its core, from which six structures extend which mimic petals, growing from the middle. Each of the organically-formed shapes contains a mix of office spaces and gardens, and can freely interact and communicate with others.

−	The designers ~~intend for~~ this radial layout~~, in contrast with traditional office spaces, to~~ enhance the flexibility and efficiency of the space, while also providing natural light and ventilation.	+	The designers believe this radial layout will enhance the flexibility and efficiency of the space, while also providing good natural light and ventilation.

	[[File:Xinhee3.jpg\|link=File:Xinhee3.jpg]]		[[File:Xinhee3.jpg\|link=File:Xinhee3.jpg]]

−	Hanging slightly off ~~the~~ vertical garden is a translucent envelope of PTFE which provides shade from the sun ~~as well as~~ ventilation~~. It is akin to a delicate and thin ‘skin’ covering the bone structure of the building~~. Ma Yansong, MAD founding principal said: ‘We envision it as a building with skin-and-bones … the correspondence of clothing and architecture is they both explore the relationship between the interior and the exterior.’	+	Hanging slightly off a vertical garden is a translucent envelope of PTFE which provides shade from the sun whilst allowing ventilation. Ma Yansong, MAD founding principal said: ‘We envision it as a building with skin-and-bones … the correspondence of clothing and architecture is they both explore the relationship between the interior and the exterior.’

	[[File:Xinhee4.jpg\|link=File:Xinhee4.jpg]]		[[File:Xinhee4.jpg\|link=File:Xinhee4.jpg]]

−	The atrium’s footbridge provides air circulation, and doubles as a catwalk for occasional fashion shows. The two glass elevators in the atrium visually connect the ~~office~~ on different levels.	+	The atrium’s footbridge provides for air circulation, and doubles as a catwalk for occasional fashion shows. The two glass elevators in the atrium visually connect the offices on different levels.

	[[File:Xinhee5.jpg\|link=File:Xinhee5.jpg]]		[[File:Xinhee5.jpg\|link=File:Xinhee5.jpg]]

−	The design centre is a highly efficient green building that adapts to the local climate. The void and lifted structure on the first floor aims to reduce the footprint by two-third. Both the atrium and the lifted structure enable ventilation throughout the building. The summer months deliver cool air to each level, versus the winter months when the atrium transforms into a sun-filled greenhouse below the glass-enclosed roof.	+	The design centre is a highly-efficient green building that adapts to the local climate. The void and lifted structure on the first floor aims to reduce the footprint by two-third. Both the atrium and the lifted structure enable ventilation throughout the building. The summer months deliver cool air to each level, versus the winter months when the atrium transforms into a sun-filled greenhouse below the glass-enclosed roof.

−	The stacked gardens create a 100% green ratio. To lower solar radiation and provide natural lighting to the office, a translucent coating is applied to the building’s façade which permits 40% light transmittance. Solar panels line the rooftop, providing electricity for daily operations.~~<br />~~	+	The stacked gardens create a 100% green ratio. To lower solar radiation and provide natural lighting to the office, a translucent coating is applied to the building’s façade which permits 40% light transmittance. Solar panels line the rooftop, providing electricity for daily operations.

−		+	<br />
−	Xinhee Design Center is currently under construction and is expected to be in-use in 2017.	+	Xinhee Design Center is currently under construction and is expected to be in-use in 2017.

	[[File:Xinhee6.jpg\|link=File:Xinhee6.jpg]]		[[File:Xinhee6.jpg\|link=File:Xinhee6.jpg]]
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	* CCTV Headquarters.		* CCTV Headquarters.
	* Calakmul Corporate Building, Mexico.		* Calakmul Corporate Building, Mexico.
−	* [[D~~'Leedon~~,_Singapore\|D’Leedon, Singapore]].	+	* [[D%27Leedon,_Singapore\|D’Leedon, Singapore]].
	* JTI Headquarters, Geneva.		* JTI Headquarters, Geneva.
	* Kaplan North Masterplan Complex.		* Kaplan North Masterplan Complex.