Nanjing World Trade Center by Mix StudioWorks
Project's Summary
The Nanjing World Trade Center is a landmark endeavor positioned at the heart of Hexi, Nanjing's burgeoning central business district (CBD). Designed by the talented team at Mix StudioWorks, this project is set to redefine urban connectivity and retail vitality. The initial master plan faced hurdles due to the division of two parcels by a common street, which prompted the involvement of Mix StudioWorks to enhance the project's overall flow and integration.

Mix StudioWorks focused on establishing a natural and intuitive connection between the various components of the Nanjing World Trade Center. The design emphasizes horizontal expression and spatial choreography, encouraging a lateral pedestrian flow essential for the vitality of the retail spaces within the development. This thoughtful approach not only optimizes accessibility but also enriches the experience for visitors, ensuring that the space is lively and engaging.

As part of the larger Hexi district, the Nanjing World Trade Center aims to be more than just a functional space for businesses; it strives to create a vibrant environment that fosters community interaction. The project is designed to enhance not only commerce but also culture and leisure, contributing significantly to the area's transformation. With its strategic placement and innovative design, it is poised to become a key landmark in the evolving skyline of Nanjing.

Anticipated to open in 2015, the Nanjing World Trade Center has generated excitement among local residents and international observers alike. This project signifies a vital step in the development of the Hexi district, promising to leave a lasting impression on Nanjing's urban landscape. With Mix StudioWorks leading the design, the center is expected to provide a seamlessly connected and dynamic environment that attracts visitors, businesses, and residents, thereby enriching the urban experience.
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