Ennead Architects has unveiled its design for the new Huawei Research Center, a research and development campus under construction in Wuhan, China. The new Center will be 350,000 square meters, and seeks to foster “interdepartmental interaction amongst employees while maximizing access to the surrounding landscape.”
The campus will be arranged along a linear park space with a water feature, following the topography of the area, and creating a central valley that will be a pedestrian-only spine, with automobile traffic kept to the site’s perimeter.
Eight research buildings and two cafeterias will be connected by this spine, and will contain offices, laboratories, data centers, and employee amenities.
Each research building is a collection of modular parts, and is flexible to be customized by the client.
Learn more about the project here.
Architects
Location
Wuhan, Hubei, ChinaDesign Partner
Peter SchubertManagement Partner
Kevin McClurkanSenior Project Designer
Andrew BurdickProject Managers
Jing Lu, Steven Peppas, Lynn ZhangProject Architects
Stephanie Tung, Jeffrey YaoTeam Members
Dayo Adeyemi, Kristin Alexander, Margarita Calero, Maggie Checo, Eugene Colberg, Brad Groff, Regina Jiang, Wanlika Kaewkamchand, Jazzy Li, Kyung Min, Nikita Payusov, Jim Rhee, Lynette Salas, Michael Spitaleri, Lanxi Sun, Chuck Wolf, Ge Yu, Luyi YuArchitect Of Record
CSADIProject Management
Meinhardt ManagementFaçade Engineer
Meinhardt Facade TechnologyStructural Engineer
WSP Hong Kong Ltd.MEP Engineer
ArupLandscape Architect
Earthasia Ltd.Interiors Architect
JATOQuantity Surveyor
Windell Sweett GlobalArea
350000.0 sqmPhotographs
Courtesy of Ennead ArchitectsLocation
Wuhan, Hubei, ChinaPhotographs
Courtesy of Ennead ArchitectsArea
350000.0 m2
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