TAIKOO LI QIANTAN

The Taikoo Li Qiantan project is located in the riverside area of the southern section of the Huangpu River and is an important component of the area. During the post-World Expo period, it became a key development area for Shanghai’s urban core functions. The planning fully utilizes the characteristics of the Oriental Sports Center and the riverside ecological space to build an ecological and comprehensive urban community.

The architectural design of the TaiKoo Li Qiantan draws inspiration from nature, and the lighting design emphasizes the relationship between nature and light, creating a sense of walking through a deep forest while strolling along the inner streets. All the lights are natural and comfortable. Overlooking the entire site, each individual structure resembles rocks separated by natural erosion in a stream. The circular white ribbon facade is concealed with light outlines, and the light penetrating from the building recesses reflects the rhythm and tenderness of the water. The N1 structure at the northernmost part of the project reaches a height of 40 meters, which is the highest point of the whole complex. Continuous lights surround it, winding down from the top to the bottom, imprinting the natural sensation of a clear spring flowing on the stone. The cascading light and shadows connect the south and north areas, organically integrating the natural elements of wood, stone, and water.

LED high-efficiency luminaires are used throughout the project, with LED light strips set in concentric circles around the building facades. Combined with the sunset time to set the time and duration of nighttime light on, the functional luminaires are strategically placed in public areas, with dimming capabilities. This allows for precise control of lighting in different conditions, such as sunny days, overcast days, and nights, achieving energy savings when combined with the lighting control system. The project design also meets the requirements for LEED energy efficiency.