Wellness-Centric Business Districts

Hassell's Qianhai Mawan Mile Design is Award-Winning

Architectural firm HASSELL's business district masterplan for Qianhai Mawan Mile in Shenzhen, China is impressive and it stretches for 1.6 kilometers. The development combines "lush parklands, new cultural buildings and a meandering [mile-long] sky deck." By incorporating all these features within its proposal, the architectural practice seeks to connect the community and build a tranquil environment for city dwellers and travelers.

The award-winning business district masterplan aims to cater to a younger crowd. While the sky deck is dubbed a "boulevard in the sky" and will make for mindful walks, the elevated architectural structure will also serve as a connection between the nearby buildings. In addition, the path will feature an uninterrupted cycling and jogging lane that will surely motivate residents to be active, even if it is in a hectic urban environment.

Wellness-centric Business Districts
Architectural firms can explore creating business district masterplans that promote wellness and connectivity within the community.
Elevated Architectural Structures
As cities and communities become more dense, architects and developers can incorporate elevated structures such as sky decks to promote physical activity and mobility within the city.
Integrated Cycling and Jogging Lanes
Developers and city planners can incorporate uninterrupted cycling and jogging lanes to promote a healthier lifestyle among city dwellers and travelers.

Who This Affects Most

Architecture
Architects can explore the use of elevated structures and parklands to promote wellness and connectivity within communities.
Real Estate Development
Developers can prioritize the integration of cycling and jogging lanes in their projects to promote a healthier lifestyle among residents and attract potential buyers.
Urban Planning
City planners can explore the use of business district masterplans that prioritize green spaces and elevated structures to promote physical activity and a more peaceful urban environment.
SCORE
4.7 out of 10
GENDER
50% Men50% Women
MARKETTop markets: Asia
GENERATION
  • Gen Alpha
  • Gen Z (primary audience)
  • Millennial (primary audience)
  • Gen X (primary audience)
POPULARITY
Popularity 74%
Activity 58%
Freshness 8%