Chao Ming Dongfang stands at the central axis of Xuhui Riverside, only 400 meters away from the Huangpu River shoreline, like a "future boat" suspended in the river of time and space: connected to the West Bank Art Museum community to the west, the artistic pearl shines brightly; Located east of Xuhui Riverside Digital Valley, the wave of innovation is surging and surging; Looking south at the fourth bay of Huangpu River, the curve of the waterfront is like a poem or a painting; Located north of Longyao Road Tunnel, it provides instant access to the financial core of Lujiazui.

This land, which once nurtured Xiaomi's global science and technology innovation headquarters, has been meticulously crafted by Greentown and transformed into a brilliant pearl of the "West Coast CORNICHE" waterfront living belt - inheriting the century old charm of the Bund and standing proudly at the top of contemporary art and future technology.

The design of Chaoming Oriental is rooted in the philosophy of "living communities" in Greentown, and reconstructs spatial logic through the six dimensions of the "Good House Standards":

The project is centered around the theme of "River Tide Coexistence, Artistic and Cultural Resonance", bringing together top international teams such as Gad, JTL, CCD, CSS, etc., to create a new chapter in the classic genes of Feng Qi Chao Ming, deconstructing the "tidal energy" of Huangpu River into the spatial rhythm of architecture - from community planning to facade form, every inch of design responds to the triple coordination of "nature, humanity, and technology".

The exterior design of Greentown · Chao Ming Oriental is inspired by the "tidal rhythm" of the Huangpu River, cleverly integrating the blank space artistic conception of Eastern ink painting with the rational lines of Western high-tech school; The project breaks through the limitations of traditional residential side walls, using a clever combination of stone pedestals and metal lines, and embellished with champagne colored aluminum panels to create a lightweight and three-dimensional architectural style.

When exquisite skills are hidden in details, art leaps out of form.

The flowing surface is like a winding river, and its curved corners break the rigid boundaries of traditional architecture, echoing the unique mechanical aesthetics of the industrial heritage on the west bank with "fluid geometry". The introduction of specially designed 270 ° circular glass is like a "suspended crystal cabin", not only bringing the sky, clouds, and neon lights of the river into the view of residents, but also making the building an artistic container for capturing the flow of time, greatly enhancing the landscape value and indoor lighting effect of the residence.

In the structural design of the transportation hall, the Foster team conducted professional structural calculations and optimized selection, and adopted a structural system of stainless steel plates connected in series with carbon steel plates, which support each other. Stainless steel provides reliable support for the entire structure with its excellent corrosion resistance and high strength, while carbon steel plates increase the overall stability and load-bearing capacity of the structure.

This project will integrate the window frame into the overall frame (integrated window frame design), combined with the arc triangular surface transition process, significantly improving the structural completion of the door and window system. This refined design not only achieves pure expression of facade language, but also through systematic structural optimization, makes the transition of door and window joints more smooth and natural. While improving the overall visual coordination, it also enhances the durability performance of key nodes.

The decorative lines between the canopy and the window wall are integrated with Great Wall panels to replace the traditional combination of aluminum panels and aluminum square tubes, achieving a smoother and more beautiful transition effect. This not only ensures the continuity of decorative lines and the flatness of the facade, but also reduces the on-site assembly process, significantly improving construction efficiency.

Through modular prefabricated components and BIM precise positioning installation technology, seamless connection between column groove extraction process and hyperbolic ceiling aluminum plate carving board is achieved, forming a spatial transition system of top column linkage.

Equipped with a 3.3-meter-long glass railing design, the vertical keel is placed behind the glass to enhance the overall transparency and present a minimalist and exquisite modern aesthetic effect.

At the waistline position, the contour is finely delineated while ensuring the flatness of the facade. A large number of aluminum alloy lines and carving boards are selected to create a simple and layered visual effect.

The waistline corner adopts a curved transition design, giving the building a more rounded and harmonious appearance, effectively solving the common visual abruptness and gap misalignment problems in traditional right angle splicing, thereby significantly enhancing the overall beauty of the building.

In the design of the south facade, a central axis revolving door is installed at the location of the landscape corridor.

Specially selected combination scheme of narrow frame stainless steel and ultra white glass. Narrow frame stainless steel not only provides structural stability, but also minimizes visual obstruction to the greatest extent possible; Ultra white glass, with its excellent transparency and pure color, ensures optimal visual transparency and light transmittance.

This design not only enhances the overall openness of the space, but also creates a bright, spacious, and modern aesthetic environment like an art exhibition hall, allowing natural light and external landscapes to perfectly blend into the indoor space.

These meticulous design elements together form the unique facade of the Green City Tide East, which is not only a barrier to shelter from wind and rain, but also a part of Shanghai's urban landscape.

When the river breeze brushes over the ever-changing metal surface, it not only leaves behind lines of light and shadow poetry, but also a revelation for the transformation of Chinese real estate enterprises - closely integrating standards, technology, and humanistic spirit, making "good houses" transcend physical space and become an eternal carrier of urban civilization.

Unfinished waterfront continuation of 'Flowers'