©Shining Laboratory, courtesy of CLOU architects
©Shining Laboratory, courtesy of CLOU architects
©Shining Laboratory, courtesy of CLOU architects
©Shining Laboratory, courtesy of CLOU architects
©Shining Laboratory, courtesy of CLOU architects
©Shining Laboratory, courtesy of CLOU architects
©Shining Laboratory, courtesy of CLOU architects
©Shining Laboratory, courtesy of CLOU architects
©Shining Laboratory, courtesy of CLOU architects
©Shining Laboratory, courtesy of CLOU architects
©Shining Laboratory, courtesy of CLOU architects
©Shining Laboratory, courtesy of CLOU architects
©Shining Laboratory, courtesy of CLOU architects
©Shining Laboratory, courtesy of CLOU architects
©Shining Laboratory, courtesy of CLOU architects
©Shining Laboratory, courtesy of CLOU architects
©Shining Laboratory, courtesy of CLOU architects
©Shining Laboratory, courtesy of CLOU architects
©Shining Laboratory, courtesy of CLOU architects
©Shining Laboratory, courtesy of CLOU architects
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NEO Plaza Shanghai

Shanghai CN
CLOU architects
2021

Type

Shopping Centre

Tags

public spaces, consumption spaces, spaces for tourism, spaces for the masses, XXL

Visitability

Allowed

Description

Shanghai N.E.O Plaza is a thirty-minute drive south-west from Shanghai Pudong International Airport. It is located in a rapidly developing residential suburb which is a moderately famous tourist destination called Xinchang Town, thanks to its preserved Song dynasty historical architectural complex.The 24,500 square-metre outdoor mall comprises of retail, entertainment and dining facilities with social gathering spaces at its core. To ensure footfall to all areas, three public squares connect diagonally from the main corner entrance to a large plaza in the south-west.The stepped massing of the first two floors references to the more intimate scale of the nearby historical town. While to achieve better commercial exposure, an iconic ring-like mass sits on the roofs of the logically planned streetscape.The ring above is clad in textured glass, which offering visitors and diners the city panorama views out over the elevated terraces. The lower levels’ black and white terracotta strips are a contemporary reference to the Shanghai’s “Shi Ku Men” brick architecture. The landscape design of the south-west entrance plaza also matches the geometrical shapes and colour choices of the façade.(Description provided by the architects)

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