C·PARK, 上海(已建成) | Gensler

As more people continue to move to major Chinese cities like Shanghai, single-use districts have become vibrant mixed-use destinations to accommodate the population growth. By integrating commercial, cultural, entertainment, and residential spaces with public space, these cities are shaping neighborhood vibrancy. The developer for the C·PARK Haisu mixed use district wanted to create a cultural destination that would leverage the nearby Liu Haisu Art Museum and help strengthen the district’s evolving art scene.

随着越来越多的人涌入上海等中国主要城市，单一用途的区域逐渐转型为充满活力的综合用途区域，以满足人口增长的需求。这些城市通过将商业、文化、娱乐和住宅空间与公共空间融合，塑造了充满活力的社区氛围。C·PARK 海粟综合用途区域的开发商希望打造一个文化目的地，充分利用附近的刘海粟美术馆，并助力该区域蓬勃发展的艺术氛围。

Gensler crafted a permeable plan that prioritizes art, nature, and community. The design “lifts up” the volume of the two main buildings on the site to optimize natural light for the lower floors and create a central floating courtyard for hosting unique retail experiences. The two elevated office towers also free up the ground plane to accommodate a lineup of retail pods that enliven the streetscape. Galleries and boutique retail stores ring a central sunken plaza and attract people from around the city.

Gensler 精心打造了一个通透的规划方案，将艺术、自然和社区置于首位。该设计“抬升”了场地上两座主楼的体量，从而优化了低层的自然采光，并创造了一个中央悬浮庭院，用于举办独特的零售活动。两座高架办公楼也释放了地面空间，容纳了一系列零售单元，为街景增添了活力。画廊和精品零售店环绕着中央下沉式广场，吸引着来自城市各地的人们。

C·PARK Haisu is poised to become an urban catalyst for the up-and-coming neighborhood. A multi-level pedestrian system seamlessly connects the development with Tianshan Park, the subway, and Haisu Green Land to create an urban model that integrates public space and the arts with spaces for retail, work, and leisure.

C·PARK 海粟有望成为新兴街区的城市催化剂。多层步行系统将项目与天山公园、地铁和海粟绿地无缝连接，打造出一个融合公共空间、艺术、零售、办公和休闲场所的城市模式。

Size：110,000-Square-Meter Mixed-Use Development

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