万科长春小东沟项目规划设计方案35P英文.ppt

1、WebEx Meeting December 7,2009 VANKE CHANGCHUN XIAODONG GOU ISSUES1.Town Center2.CAD Master Plan3.Unit Type Allocations and Program1.Town CenterPrevious Master Plan1.Town CenterPrevious Town Center Blowup1.Town CenterRevised Town Center LayoutRetail:5000 sqm Restaurant:10,000 sqmProgram Target-Anchor

2、 Restaurant:1,000 sqm Club:4000sqm1.Town CenterTown Center Case StudiesFramed streetsGeneral separation of front and back of house Careful accommodation of parking and serviceUse of anchorsNetworks of flexible streets that allow easy maneuvering and few dead ends 1.Town CenterCase Studies1.Town Cent

3、erCase Studies1.Town CenterCase Studies1.Town CenterCase Studies1.Town CenterCase Studies1.Town CenterCase Studies1.Town CenterCase Studies1.Town CenterCase Studies1.Town CenterTown Center Reference ImagesStreets Courts/courtyards Massing Outdoor eating areas 1.Town CenterReference Images-Streets1.T

4、own CenterReference Images-Courts/courtyards 1.Town CenterReference Images-Courts/courtyards 1.Town CenterReference Images-Courts/courtyards 1.Town CenterReference Images-Accent elements 1.Town CenterReference Images-Massing1.Town CenterReference Images-Outdoor eating areas 1.Town CenterReference Im

5、ages-Outdoor eating areas 1.Town CenterReference Images-Venders 1.Town CenterRevised Town Center Layout1.Town Center入口广场入口广场Entry Plaza山山Hill零售商业区零售商业区 Retail内部广场内部广场Inner Plaza水景水景Water会所会所Club车行路线车行路线 Vehicular Access停车停车ParkingComments from Vanke餐饮商业区餐饮商业区Restaurant1.Town CenterRevised Layout Opt

6、ion 11.Town CenterRevised Layout Option 21.Town CenterRevised Layout Option 32.CAD Master PlanOverall CAD PlanNote:CAD drawing was sent to Vanke Separately.多层洋房区多层洋房区Mid-rise别墅区别墅区VillaTownhouse小高层区小高层区High-rise2.CAD Master PlanPhase I Comments from Vanke2.CAD Master PlanPhase I3.Unit Types Allocations and ProgramUnit Types from VankeProgram Target:Single Family+Town House=100,000 sqm Mid-Rise:100,000 sqm High Rise:257,000 sqm Unit Types Allocations3.Unit Types Allocations and Program3.Unit Types Allocations and ProgramProgram Summary