The complex' green features include car parking spaces for
electric vehicles with built-in charging stations. Additionally, The doors, floors, and furniture are made from bamboo, and the carpets are composed of recycled material.
Steven Holl‘s well-known design aesthetic and green credentials have made him a favorite here at Inhabitat. His latest project was conceived as a new headquarters for Shenzen Vanke Real Estate that will house everything from office spaces and a conference center to apartments, a hotel, and even a spa. While initially the program called for a number of smaller structures, each with their own program, Steven and his team decided to create one large superstructure propped up on eight legs.
[...] Bridgette Meinhold, 07/19/10 filed under: Architecture, Sustainable Building Steven Holl's Bloch Building was completed over three years ago, but even now the beautiful extension to the [...]
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