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Association: College
of Architecture, Qinghua University |
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| Wenlin,
the rising city at the coast of the grand East Sea, is situated at the
south-eastern coast of Zhejiang, south of Taizhou Bay and between the development
zones of Ningbo and Wenzhou; The industrial compl-ex of Wenlin city is
situated at the northwestern face of the city and will occupy an area of
142.85 hectares. |
| The Industrial Complex
has good transport access, and is only 20 km from Huangyan Airport at the
north. To the east is the Haimen Harbor, through which the railroad and
Mengtaiwan Highway grazes across. It hugs the Commerce District and can
rapidly create a modern Industrial City. |
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Principles
of planning
1. The Industrial Complex is designed according to
the overall layout of Wenlin city to comple- ment and deepen
the overall district plans, so as to create a balanced ecology,
aesthetic environment,
functions, easy transport access and smooth communications.
2. The Industrial Complex and Residential Zone- s are built
in the “Garden” - a natural comb- ination of mountains and rivers.
The functions
are divided and situated strategically with flexibility
and inclusiveness in mind to reflect the economic value of
the occupied land.
3. To fully exercise the motto of positioning according to
the land area and the principles of creating a healthy investing
environment such that it assists the
materialization of the |
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development.
4. To protect the local ecology, beautify the landscape, to unite the natural
environment with the manmade to create a modernized landscape
for the Industrial Complex so that the people may enjoy
an advanced and civilized work and residential
environment.
5. To follow the principles of workability, with land use being measured in terms
of quality, quantity and position, such that the land use for
greeneries, public utilities, walkways and general functioning
can be maximized for the ease of realistic planning. |
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