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Giving new meaning to the idea of CBD living, one Beijing development seeks to add value to the prospect of city-living – and appeal not just to expatriates, but to their families too. CITY WITHI A CITY – BUILT FOR WORK, LIFE AND PLAY 30 January 2009 |
N LIVING LARGE IN THE CBD The various residential offerings in the Landgent project means residents have a choice of housing options to suit personal and family needs THE LANDGENT PROJECT The megacity is here to stay – and with it the convergence of working, living and leisure spaces. Joining the fraternity of prominent urban centres is Beijing – once one of the four great ancient capitals of China, and now regarded as the cultural, political and commercial heart of the nation. The rise of China’s economy, coupled with the awe-inspiring spectacle of the 2008 Olympics, has driven the emergence of spectacular skyscrapers and innovative buildings that have, over just a few years, changed the Beijing skyline drastically. One such towering structure is the Landgent Centre, a sparkling duo of towers located at the northeast corner of the “Gold Cross”, about 1km from the World Trade Bridge and situated on the fringes of the bustling Beijing CBD. As far as office towers go, the Landgent Centre may seem like any other. But beyond the gleaming glass and steel facade, the Landgent Centre is actually part of a bigger overall project that aims to integrate work, leisure and living in one compact and functional community. It joins the ilk of similar “all-in-one” developments such as Jianwai SOHO, Wanda Plaza and Shin Kong Place – but in a much more comprehensive fashion. “We believe that the Landgent is a project that will grow with Beijing’s development and, in the long term, will be able to meet the city’s growing needs.” Wang Long, General Manager of Landgent Real Estate | January 2009 31
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