Diagrams & Drawings of Huaguoyuan Project of Guiyang, China
Located in Nanming District, Guiyang City, Guizhou Province, Huaguoyuan Project is the largest residential project in China, comprising more than 100 high-rises with about 40 floors. Now, I want to draw them. I'm doing on this idea at the moment
Last edited by Modao Zushi; Apr 11, 2024 at 9:18 AM.
In addition, China's mega Residential developments include Tiantong Yuan in Beijing (with a core area of 7.7 square kilometres, with a total area of 48 square kilometres) and Lohas Park in Hong Kong (1.6 square kilometres, with 50 supertall residential buildings of around 50 storeys)
Lohas Park in Hong Kong (1.6 square kilometres, with 50 supertall residential buildings of around 50 storeys)
I added most of the buildings of LOHAS Park, and drew one. Bush Hung drew most of them.
There's at least on more buidling to add, "Seasons Place". It's currently under construction and the height is unkown.
The price of the entire Huaguoyuan is about $1,200 per m^2, about ￥8,500 per m^2, which is suitable for many middle-class people, but
some Chinese people say that high-rise residential buildings will be the slum of the future in a few decades, what do you think?
The price of the entire Huaguoyuan is about $1,200 per m^2, about ￥8,500 per m^2, which is suitable for many middle-class people, but some Chinese people say that high-rise residential buildings will be the slum of the future in a few decades, what do you think?
That's what happened in the Western World anyway. Many cheap highrise areas built in the 1950s to 1970s are seen as undesirable to live in and thus thet turned to slums, or at least low-income areas.
China does the same now, but in a much larger scale. It remains to see what will happen.
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