10 Design

The international architecture firm 10 Design, which is a part of the Egis Group, has achieved a significant accomplishment by transforming a former warehouse location into an attractive destination for retail and gastronomy. This achievement represents a crucial step in the ongoing revitalization of the Sungang industrial area. 10 Design was tasked with the exciting project of redesigning the site, turning it into a sprawling 78,890 square meters of retail and food and beverage spaces, complemented by two high-quality Grade-A office buildings. This urban renewal initiative also encompasses residential and serviced apartment complexes, resettlement housing, and public amenities as part of its comprehensive masterplan

The Wide Horizon Clubhouse encompasses a generous gross floor area of around 9,000 square meters, thoughtfully distributed across five levels. Situated on a steeply sloped hillside, it stands in close proximity to the primary entrance of a new residential community in Chongqing, China. This clubhouse serves as a prominent gateway to the emerging development and has been meticulously designed to harmonize with a forthcoming office tower adjacent to the site. Taking inspiration from the surrounding natural landscapes of Chongqing, characterized by majestic mountains and lush terrain, the clubhouse proudly occupies the hill's pinnacle. It presents itself as a glistening sculpture, with its lower levels gracefully descending the hillside, seamlessly blending into the picturesque environment.

The Jinwan Mall represents 10 Design's second completed project within Huafa's Jinwan Aviation City, joining the recently constructed Industrial Service Centre and the soon-to-be-finished International Business Centre. This retail development concept envisions the seamless fusion of a traditional courtyard garden with cutting-edge, futuristic spaces. The project harmoniously combines the primary mall, a retail street, and waterside pavilions housing food and beverage as well as retail outlets, all while offering generous outdoor areas that extend towards the scenic lake. A glass canopy spine connects the retail street and the mall, providing weather-resistant connectivity and access to various amenities. The façade of the structure, designed to resemble Chinese stacked stone walls, incorporates rhombus-shaped patterns inspired by the fourth-dimensional hypercube. It employs a mix of dark and light panels to create an interplay of gradients, and at night, the lighting fixtures interact with perforated panels to bring the façade to life.