CCCC International Center / Cendes Design

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Consistent BIM Design Process -Advanced architectural technology was used throughout the project. The Building Information Modeling (BIM) team at Cendes provides an integrated design that incorporates the blueprint, model, and quantitative calculations, winning accolades from clients and major prizes in the industry including the 2020-2021 National Quality Engineering Award and a LEED Gold PrecertificationIntimacy with Natural Scenery -The landscape of Tianfu Park gifted the building with superior natural scenery. The building blocks are arranged symmetrically, where the rectangular office building faces directly the park. More than 80 percent of the properties enjoy a park view, combined with the sky bridge designed for citizen sightseeing, fully utilizing the natural landscape.Text description provided by the architects.Unlike other shocking designs of landmarks, Cendes empowered the CCCC international center with strength and dignity, redefining the meaning of landmark architecture.A city landmark is characteristic of its time, reflecting its city image and preserving the memories of its people – it remains alive and spiritual. Cendes Design is proud to present an appropriate interpretation of the CCCC International Center as the city’s new landmark.It consists of a 220m tall, top-grade Class-A office building, a boutique hotel with 144 rooms, and four affiliated commercial, and business buildings. The project lies inChengdu’s Qinhuang Temple Central Business District and neighbors Tianfu Park. Enjoying an incomparable natural environment, a central location, and convenient transportation, the CCCC International Center is fully equipped as a potential city landmark.Unique Architectural Form -The building's top sightseeing bridge marks the climax of its architectural design. Its gate frame structure represents a grand entrance to Tianfu District and CCCC, symbolizing the corporate’s international vision: leading and connecting the enterprise to the world. Our architects abstract their interpretation of the client’s unique enterprise culture into substantial architectural forms. Cendes’ design team believes city landmarks do not necessarily need to pose peculiar architectural forms; Cendes believes landmark architecture needs to deliver memorable features.