王董建築師事務有限公司
香港太古灣道14號18樓
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Occupying a 7.6-ha waterfront site at the southern end of the runway of a former airport in East Kowloon, the HK$8.2 billion infrastructure project is the key to developing Hong Kong into a regional cruise hub in Asia and enhancing its position in tourism. The 2 berths of the Terminal can accommodate the largest cruise ships (up to 220,000 gross tonnes) in the world, whilst the building itself offers ample space for passenger check-in/waiting and baggage handling so that cruise guests can check in and collect their baggage efficiently and comfortably. Five boarding bridges, manufactured in Spain, can be flexibly used along the two berths. The highly efficient customs, immigration and quarantine (CIQ) facilities will be able to clear 3,000 passengers per hour.
The project has been given a provisional Platinum rating under BEAM Plus and a Merit Award by The Hong Kong Green Building Council in 2012.
Total GFA: Approx. 72,000m2
Completion: 2014
As one of the largest transit-oriented developments (TODs) in the City and built on top of a underground railway station, the Wings was conceived as a self-contained comprehensive development comprising residential, hotel, serviced apartment, retail, entertainment, infrastructure and public realm elements. The orientation and disposition of the development were driven by the environmental objectives to optimise accessibility, connectivity and human comfort through thoughtful passive building design. The completed project helps create a major urban hub in Tseung Kwan O, strengthening the pedestrian network by providing efficient links to the adjoining MTR station, public transport interchange, adjoining developments and future district open space.
Total GFA: 163,130 m2
Completion: 2012
Occupying a prime site at the waterfront in the serene south of Hong Kong Island, the residential development comprises 6 towers giving a total of 411 units which vary from smaller apartments (about 75m2), duplex units at typical floors, penthouse units to garden houses. The towers are configured with the view to maximizing sea views for occupiers as well as daylight penetration. In order to reduce excessive solar heat gain in summer, high-performance IGUs were specified for the curtain wall fa?ade, together with balconies and other forms of sun-breakers. The sustainability initiatives at Marinella was rewarded by receiving the Hong Kong's first provisional BEAM Plus Platinum residential project.
Total GFA: 59,820m2
Completion: November 2012
Located in Tian He District (天河區), Guangzhou, the 14,754m2 site is in close proximity to Guangzhou Metro Line No. 3. It is a mixed-use development including high-end apartments, a clubhouse, office and auxiliary commercial facilities. The master plan design is a natural response to the desire to optimise views for users, site context and passive building design as opposed to just a conventional approach of North-South building orientation.
Total GFA: 73,915m2
Completion Year: 2012
The 350-key Lakeside Shangri-La is located on the immediate south bank of the scenic Kandawgyi Lake, Yangon. The guests will enjoy not just the spectacular views of the lake but also the distance views overlooking the glittering Shwedagon Pagoda which is in close proximity. Guests will also for leisure have access to the 44.5-hectare Kandawgyi Nature Park and the Yangon Zoological Gardens surrounding the lake. Integrated into the development will be a 27,000m2 retail mall comprising a 7-house cinema complex, a department store and a supermarket. Such facilities aim to set a new benchmark for retail / hospitality experience in the fast changing economy of the City.
Total GFA: 80,200m2
Completion: 2017
Occupying a central location at the Northern Portal of the old airport site of Kai Tak, the development consists of two distinct and yet very different built forms: an office tower for end-user government units and a low-rise multi-purpose community hall designed mainly for use by the local District Council. Intended as a demonstration project to promote ecological sustainability, the development aims to achieve a Platinum rating under both the LEED and BEAM Plus green building certification schemes.
Total GFA: Approx. 50,000m2
Completion: Early 2015
One of the key design objectives of the Yaumatei Specialist Clinic (YMTSC) is to inject a new identity to the decades-old Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH) in its existing campus context while portraying a non-institutional and patient-centric image to the community. The contemporary, 11-storey facilities will re-provide 7 clinical departments with outpatient/day hospital facilities and supporting accommodation as well as a state-of the-art Linear Accelerator Suite for providing patient-friendly treatment to Oncology patients.
Total GFA: 17,800m2
Completion: 2nd Qtr of 2016
Located in the heart of Huai Hai Zhong Road in Puxi () and at the interchange of three major rail lines with new transit stations and stations under construction nearby, this large mixed-use development comprises two high-rise office towers and two serviced apartment towers giving a total of 64 deluxe units. The building design took cue from the local context and historical Shikumen (or "stone gate" (石??)) style unique to Shanghai, integrating modern living and 19thC European ambience into the overall architectural setting. Other than the award of a LEED Gold rating from the US Green Building Council, the project has also won a coveted Cityscape Asia award for Best Commercial/ Retail Development.
Total GFA : Approx. 350,000m2
Completed: 2012
Located in a prime site of some 112,200m2 within the Laoshan District (?山?) of Qingdao, the development (master-planned by WTIL) will have its northern portion divided into 4 stages giving a total of 11 office towers with 33,000 m2 retail space scattering across. The site is just a street block away from the foreshore of the Yellow Sea (?海) and served by 2 underground rail stations at its perimeter. The towers vary from 45m to 80m in height with retail podium fronting either a street (external or internal) or a garden piazza.
Total GFA: 150,000 m2
Completion: 2015
The centre pieces of this large-scale mixed-use development conveniently serviced by underground rail at the heart of Changsha will be the 2 super high-rise office towers, respectively 315m and 452m above ground. The towers will be connected at the base by a 6-storey retail podium and a 5 basement floors for parking and services. Upon completion, the 2 office towers will be amongst some of the tallest structures in the province. The project aims to achieve a Silver rating under the LEED NB scheme.
Total GFA: 725,000m2
Completion: 2017
2010 April for Phase 2 (hotel & serviced apartments)
