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| Peter Ruge Architekten propose sustainable development for Green Health City in Hainan Posted: 05 Jun 2013 09:31 AM PDT  courtesy Peter Ruge Architekten Green Health City is an ecologically sustainable development designed to support and promote the condition of physical and emotional human health. Situated in China's Hainan Province in Boao Lecheng on the Wanquan River, five island districts bring together world-class medical facilities, employ new strategies for green energy production and rethink transportation networking to achieve a sustainable urban prototype. Pathways toward a sustainable future are forged through strong ties to local identity and respect for history. By establishing a cross-disciplinary and inter-cultural approach to design that is routed in China's long history, a comprehensive and well considered scheme is achieved.  courtesy Peter Ruge Architekten Concept City A system of design is guided by concepts related to; 5 Elements – City of Creation; 5 Organs – City of Health; 5 Senses – City of Communication; 5 Islands – City of Relaxation; and 5 Rings – City of Individual Transport. Balance between these cycles and systems are applied to create a harmonious planning arrangement, promoting positive energy flow within each of the island districts and throughout the development as a whole.  courtesy Peter Ruge Architekten Green City Sustainable urban design that prioritises natural land use and planning strategies minimises energy consumption and reduces building footprints. 70% renewable energy production facilitated through the use of wind turbines, bio gas, photovoltaic cells, hydraulic systems and smart grid energy saving devices for the storing and distribution of power, will service this 100% Co2 neutral development.  courtesy Peter Ruge Architekten Health City Environments that promote health include a combination of facilities that treat illness and assist well-being through a five star process involving diagnosis, cure, rehabilitation, rejuvenation, and prevention. Check-up programmes with a special focus on geriatric care management and faculty's specific to the development and application of stem cell research form the nucleus of the development complex.  courtesy Peter Ruge Architekten Future City Direct access to electro bus, e-car, bicycle hire services and a general circuit elevated magnetic railway network that use zero emission rechargeable battery operated power offers a variety of flexible and sustainable transportation options. All private and fossil fuelled vehicles will remain outside the development complex, and a fully integrated transportation system provided. International City In co-operation with Charitè , the knowledge and expertise of more than 100 clinics and institutions worldwide will assure Green Health City a place at the international forefront of health care development. This scheme pioneers new models for sustainable development in China's healthcare market, sets a benchmark for the design of ecological cities and a standard for a healthy future, offering a gift from China to the World for keeping our blue planet healthy and green. Green Health City has been presented at the Boao Forum for Asia Annual Conference in Boao, P.R. China, the United Nations RIO +20 Implementation Summit in Berlin and the 9th Asia Pacific Week Berlin, as a prototype for new health intrastructure and urban design stratagies that pave the way toward future green city development. + Project factsGreen Health City Client China Power International New Energy Holding LTD Architect Peter Ruge Architekten Location Wanquan River, Hainan Province, P.R. China Brief Scope of services Presentations + All images and drawings courtesy Peter Ruge Architekten                   |
| Competition Entry: Taichung City Cultural Centre \ Maxthreads Architectural Design & Planning Posted: 05 Jun 2013 08:32 AM PDT  courtesy Maxthreads Architectural Design & Planning Taichung City Cultural Centre defines the northern arrival gateway to Taichung Gateway Park, providing a public hub to the overall master plan. As the entry sequence into urban fabric, our proposal reflects the New City's philosophy of combining nature and innovative technology.  courtesy Maxthreads Architectural Design & Planning The Taichung City Cultural Centre portrays our vision as the threshold for Taichung Gateway Park. An iconic visual corridor connects local and international arrivals (Transportation Centre) to the main cultural district of the city through a revived, vibrant pubic space.  courtesy Maxthreads Architectural Design & Planning The vision is to create an unconventional and exceptional gathering space for visitors and inhabitants, animated by public programme.  courtesy Maxthreads Architectural Design & Planning The Taichung Inverted Cone: Incorporating interactive, mixed-use public spaces, recreating boundaries between each programme, while defining a new typology of Library and Fine Arts Museum: 'The Galibrary.' The architectural expression for Taichung's City Culture Centre – Galibrary has been inspired by the uniquely beautiful mountain-scape of Taroko Gorge National Park, Taiwan. Designing from their dramatic multi-level void spaces, these landforms establish a gateway to landscape beyond. Maxthreads' proposal, therefore, introduces a strong relationship between the exterior and interior public spaces integrating into the Taichung Gateway Park.  courtesy Maxthreads Architectural Design & Planning The Taichung City Cultural Centre is designed thoroughly in conjunction with Taichung Gateway park, and includes the integration of culture, education, tourism, environmental conservation, carbon reduction, energy conservation and sustainability. + Project factsProposal For: Taichung City Cultural Centre, Public Library & Fine Arts Museum + All images and drawings courtesy Maxthreads Architectural Design & Planning                       |
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