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Project • By Ballistic Architecture Machine • Parks/Gardens
CRland Life Sciences Campus
The site is a campus with research and development facilities in three large low-rise buildings, located within the Beijing Daxing District Biomedical Industry Base. The architectural common programs are organized around a sunken plaza which includes a meeting center and the cafeteria. BAM was invited to design the campus landscape.
Wu Qingshan
Wu Qingshan
Wu Qingshan
The landscape design organizes a network of campus pathways that cross the space of the campus as in a classic quadrangle, except in three dimensions. Paths cross elevated bridges and sunken plazas creating a multilevel campus landscape. To encourage the use of the campus spaces the landscape features a variety of seating and meeting zones.
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Project • By Ballistic Architecture Machine • Commercial Landscape
Time Valley
The site is located within the watch and clockmaking district of Shenzhen, inspiring the name of the project. Although some light manufacturing of timepieces still occurs in the area, the zone is predominately being converted into higher-density urban developments. The architectural program for the site is ostensibly a research and development campus with two major towers and an office block, both with small-scale retail programs in the base. In reality, the towers seem to be developed for sale to be used as homes or potentially office spaces, creating a mixed demand for the future landscape.
Amey Kandalgaonkar
Amey Kandalgaonkar
Amey Kandalgaonkar
Amey Kandalgaonkar
The landscape design concept explores the conce... More
Project • By Ballistic Architecture Machine • Showrooms
Shipping Container Landsape
The Shipping Container Landscape project reimagines the traditional real estate showroom by utilizing modular shipping containers, emphasizing the temporary nature of such spaces.
Wu Qingshan
Wu Qingshan
Wu Qingshan
In the context of China’s real estate market, sales centers often receive as much design attention as the projects they promote. Traditionally, these centers feature opulent stone facades, sculptural pines, water features, and luxurious interiors, all aiming to evoke stability and timelessness. However, despite their grandeur, many are dismantled post-use to accommodate further development. Departing from this norm, the Shipping Container Landscape embraces temporality through its architectural choice of sh... More