Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM) has won a contract from MCC Real Estate to design the multidistrict redevelopment of the Yangtze River waterfront in Nanjing, China.
The project will bring modern urban living, commerce and tourism to a 2km central waterfront area between the river levee and the old wall of the city.
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Under the first phase of the project, the company will revitalise the Dama Road and Tianbaoli area and establish a new framework of urban development blocks, tree-lined streets and public plazas.
The redevelopment will include office towers joined by a tourist-focused sky bridge, as well as residential buildings and a boutique hotel.
The old power plant and railway buildings are being renovated as venues for fashion, lifestyle retail and restaurants while the old South Slip off the Yangtze will become a mixed-use loft residence, boutique hotel and amenity strip along the renovated shipping canal.
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