Each of the seven major Raffles City malls in China is a new landmark in the city. Who has the best sense of design?

Raffles City, which originated in Singapore, is an urban complex developed and managed by CapitaLand. It is a "city within a city" that integrates residences, shopping malls, office buildings, hotels and other businesses. Each Raffles building is located at a city transportation hub, and its modern and stylish shape makes it a landmark building in the city. Every appearance can win unimaginable praise. Currently, Raffles City has 10 projects around the world, 7 of which are located in China. So among these "international" Raffles City malls, which one do you like best?

1. Raffles City Shanghai

Raffles City Shanghai is located in the center of Shanghai, close to People's Square and Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street. It is the intersection of three subway lines. Raffles City Shanghai is CapitaLand's first Raffles City project in China. Raffles City is one of the tallest office buildings in Shanghai. The building integrates an 8-story large shopping mall and a 51-story Class A intelligent office building. Here, the merchants and brands gathered are among the best and have everything you need. The prime location and convenient transportation make Raffles City the first choice for many multinational companies.

2. Raffles City Beijing

Raffles City Beijing is located in the Dongzhimen transportation hub, with a total construction area of ??approximately 110,996 square meters. It consists of international Grade A office buildings, shopping malls and high-end service apartments. composition. The square is adjacent to the Second Embassy District, which is surrounded by office buildings, large shopping malls, hotels and cultural centers. The Crystal Lotus is one of the design highlights of Raffles City Beijing.

3. Chengdu Raffles City

This is a "Raffles" brand series building developed by CapitaLand in China after Shanghai and Beijing. Raffles City Chengdu is located at the intersection of Renmin South Road and the First Ring Road, with a total construction area of ??approximately 240,928 square meters. Its shape is known as a "cut foam block". In terms of internal design, Raffles City has designed three transparent atriums: "Xiling Gorge", "Qutang Gorge" and "Wu Gorge", dividing the entire mall into three themed spaces. The facade of the building looks like several buildings cut into geometric shapes similar to mountains, giving people an eye-catching feeling.

4. Raffles City Hangzhou

The plaza is located at the core of Qianjiang New Town in Hangzhou. It is a comprehensive project including office buildings, shopping malls, five-star hotels and service apartments. The building takes advantage of the graceful curves of the tidal phenomenon and the overlapping natural forms to show an architectural form that echoes the surrounding environment. In addition, the excellent location also provides Raffles City Hangzhou with a 360-degree panoramic view, as well as excellent views of the Qiantang River and West Lake, making this landmark building well integrated into the culture of the city of Hangzhou.

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Raffles City Ningbo

Located at the intersection of the Bund Bridge and Jiefang Bridge, Raffles City Ningbo is the fifth Raffles City Plaza in China. The Plaza project consists of offices, Samose serviced apartments and retail pads. The 90-meter-tall office building is located at the intersection of two main roads, providing a visual connection to the Jiefang Bridge connecting Jiangbei District to the city center on both sides of the Yuyao River. Today, Raffles City Ningbo has become one of the popular shopping places for Ningbo citizens.

6. Raffles City Shenzhen

Raffles City Shenzhen is located on the edge of Nanhai Avenue in Nanshan District, Shenzhen. It is integrated with the adjacent Nanshan Municipal Park of nearly 100,000 square meters. It is a shopping mall. An "urban living room" that integrates functions such as living room, office, etc. The overall architectural design of the square is inspired by Shenzhen's "Zhen" geographical topography. The flowing lines combine the office buildings and apartments seamlessly. The curves of the floating eaves are winding and gentle, and the glass curtain wall presents a more transparent and light body under the reflection of sunlight.

7. Raffles City Chongqing

"Raffles City Chongqing" is known as "Sailing to the Sky". It is located at Chaotianmen at the confluence of the two rivers. This is Singapore's largest investment project in China. It was put into use last year. The design of the square towers originates from Chongqing’s thousands of years of shipping culture. They are shaped into powerful sails on the river with heights of 350 meters and 250 meters respectively. The crystal corridor spanning the tops of the four towers integrates comfortable and spacious spaces such as observation decks, clubs, and casual dining areas. Inside the covered bridge, you will have a panoramic view of Chongqing's river and mountain views. After completion, the Raffles City Plaza ranks firmly as the tallest building in Chongqing and a new landmark in southwest China.