Shandong Energy International Trade Industrial Park Location City: Jinan, China
A national hub for innovation in the energy industry.
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Key Info
- Includes:
- The park covers approximately 40,900m2 and has a total above-ground construction area of 167,800m2. It features two striking 172.5-meter-tall gateway twin towers
- Area:
- 265100 m² GBA
- Status:
- Concept design stage.
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A comprehensive mix of business facilities
The park features two striking gateway twin towers, complemented by multi-functional podium buildings, which will house facilities such as a conference centre, sports centre, banquet hall, exhibition centre, and more.
Architectural excellence
The design harmonises traditional Chinese architectural elements, such as the symbolic "Pagoda," with sleek modern aesthetics, creating a landmark symbolising innovation and cultural heritage. The façade design uses a refined combination of glass and stone, tapering vertically to enhance the skyline's aesthetic.
Landscape and lighting
Adjacent to Lotus Mountain, the project introduces a "mountain-water ritual axis" landscape concept, emphasising harmony between architecture and nature. The green and sustainable design integrates the urban ecosystem with diverse outdoor spaces, including multi-level terraces and vibrant plant configurations. Floodlighting enhances the corporate image at night, showcasing Shandong Energy's commitment to green energy. The lighting system adapts to seasonal changes, using advanced technology to create dynamic visuals inspired by China’s 24 solar terms.
Traditional and contemporary design
The interiors embrace a philosophy of “Li (礼), Zun (尊), He (和), and Rong (融),” seamlessly integrating Chinese tradition with contemporary design.
A natural and refreshing atmosphere is created internally by introducing biophilic garden-like elements into the building.
With its innovative and sustainable approach, the Shandong Energy Jinan International Trade Industrial Park is set to become a beacon for the future of energy, business, and urban development.
