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KARLE TOWN CENTRE, BANGALORE UNSTUDIO


Designed by Unstudio, Karle Town Centre “emerges from Bangalore’s dense green canopy as a series of branded contemporary buildings that will define the city’s skyline.” The Karle Town Centre masterplan understands the importance of capturing the country’s broader personal identity. The inclusion of a grand central theatre, event square plazas, elevated retail stages and amphitheatre-style staircases creates a multitude of small and large meeting points with cultural significance. The Karle Town Centre masterplan focuses on the cultural perception of health, security, connectivity and scale, while respecting deeply rooted Indian traditions and beliefs. While security is highly prioritised, the design of the urban plan reflects an open and inviting campus.


MIXC SHENZHEN BAY, CHINA LEAD8


NEW CITY, UZBEKISTAN BENOY


Benoy has released its masterplan for a new capital city immediately east of Tashkent, covering an area of 20,000 hectares. As a twin to the existing capital, the city has been designed to revitalise the Old City while bringing renewed strength, prosperity and identity to Uzbekistan. The citywide proposal has been designed to accommodate an approximate population of 2 million people. The city will have a number of ‘centres of gravity’ including a new government administrative district, a central business district, an island development sitting between ‘old’ and ‘new’, a trade district, and an airport district – with an extensive landscape network tying these altogether. Each neighbourhood will have a “unique character,” with social infrastructure, green space and public art at its centre.


high-end, lifestyle-oriented retail, dining and entertainment destination which anchors a wider mixed-use development which has become the new city headquarters for developer China Resources Land. MixC Shenzhen Bay brings together experiential retail spaces with first-of-its-kind entertainment and F&B, coupled with green parks, seamless transportation links and innovative design interventions. The design concept blends the interior and exterior, celebrating the natural landscape of the city’s bayside mangrove forests to deliver a modern and luxurious shopping and lifestyle destination for Shenzhen.


Lead8, the international firm of Architects, Masterplanners, Interior and Graphic Designers, have won Gold for MixC Shenzhen Bay at the International Council of Shopping Centres (ICSC) China Shopping Centre & Retailers Awards. Located in the heart of Shenzhen’s HouHai district, MixC Shenzhen Bay is an 80,000 m2


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