K+r profile

Contents

Company Profile........................................................................................................ 2
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Projects

Guiyang Cultural Plaza. ............................................................................................. 3
. Al Murjan Hospital Development Plan...................................................................... 62
Guiyang Old City Long Range Redevelopment Plan................................................ 6 Fuyang Satellite Town Plan....................................................................................... 64
KAU Endowment Project.......................................................................................... 12
. Zhengzhou New CBD Area....................................................................................... 66
KAU Endowment, HSD Master Plan and Design Guidelines................................... 15 Local Mosque: Mosque 11....................................................................................... 69
Sanya South Bay Waterfront Redevelopment.......................................................... 20
. Local Mosque: Mosque #18.................................................................................... 70
Yunyang Island Resort Town..................................................................................... 23 Mixed Use Center..................................................................................................... 71
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Maqiao Sports & Leisure Town................................................................................. 26 Community Shopping Center................................................................................... 73
Mediterranean Style Homes..................................................................................... 29
. Mayland Lake Resort................................................................................................ 75
Santa Fe Style Homes.............................................................................................. 33
. Jiande Hot Springs Golf Resort ............................................................................... 77
Spanish Colonial Style Homes. ................................................................................ 35
. Youyang District Regional Plan and Bohai Town...................................................... 79
Najidi Style Homes. .................................................................................................. 38
. Lijiang Development Project..................................................................................... 82
Grand Jumma Mosque............................................................................................. 39 Chongming Green.................................................................................................... 83
Zhangjiang Hi-Tech Park Master Plan....................................................................... 43 Offices and Medical Clinic ....................................................................................... 85
Seaside Eco-Community.......................................................................................... 46 Dianshan Lakefront Community............................................................................... 87
Gold Coast Resort Town........................................................................................... 48 Technology Tower, Zhangjiang Hi-Tech Park............................................................. 89
Talo Verde Estate Master Plan.................................................................................. 50 Waigaoqiao FTZ Revitalization Plan......................................................................... 90
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Talo Verde Single Family Homes.............................................................................. 53
. Lancaster Golf Resort............................................................................................... 92
Talo Verde Townhouses. ........................................................................................... 55
. Agile Resort and Golf Community ........................................................................... 95
Xiaolan Canal Revitalization Plan.............................................................................. 58

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Introduction
Kritzinger-Rao (K+R) provides creative design services in architecture, urban design, and
urban planning, and has completed projects in the United States, the Pacific and Caribbean,
China, India, the Middle East, and Southern Africa. This range of scales and the diversity
of cultural, financial, and environmental factors inspire creative inquiry and commitment to
knowledge as the basis for smart solutions to sound investments in the future.

History
Starting as Kritzinger Consultancy in 1987, Neil Kritzinger has designed projects in the United
States, Asia, Africa & the Middle East in collaboration with firms such as, DMJM, Welton-
Becket, Parsons, and Johnson Fain, where he met Srinivas Rao, at that time a Senior Associate
with the firm. After collaborating on several projects they established K+R and located in
downtown Los Angeles in 2004.

Today the firm is working on projects around the world and is among the new generation of
smart firms that specialize in providing worldwide “knowledge-based” design services, often
by collaborating with local firms that can contribute to the knowledge base and assist with
logistics cost effective support.


Guiyang Cultural Plaza The ambitious urban regeneration and growth of the Old City of Guiyang – a project that is in its final stages and is also being
Guiyang, Guizhou, China designed by K+R / JWDA - is structured around new transportation corridors and key urban core projects, and the Zhongtian
Mixed Use Development is the symbolic centerpiece of this renewal.

The 11.3 hectare site is situated at the intersection of the primary axis of the city and the winding Nanming River as it passes
Scale: by Zucheng Plaza, the symbolic cultural center of the City. The Zhongtian Urban Core addresses this plaza, with the gracefully
11.3 hectares soaring 100-story mixed-use tower its talisman, and the curvilinear Cultural Center its heart and front door to the Metro station
1.25 million square meters of development that serves the project.
FAR 11.6

Client: The balance of the 1.247 million square meters of development is deployed radially round these two icons and along the
Zhongtian Development Company natural arc of Ruijin Road, which serves as the project’s major access boulevard, and as its primary link to the northern portions
of the City. The peripheral buildings are Soho-style mixed-use towers that converge on a central plaza surrounded by retail,
Design Team: exhibition and participatory public spaces, and movie theaters anchored by an I-max. Ground level retail extends throughout
JWDA the development, and finally links to the riverfront retail promenades on either side of the Nanming River.


Guiyang Cultural Plaza

Theater
Culture Relocated
SOHO
Hotel
Serviced Apartment
Office
Replacement Housing


Guiyang Cultural Plaza
Floor Plans

First Floor Second Floor

Third Floor Fourth Floor

Fifth Floor Sixth Floor


Guiyang Old City Long Range Redevelopment Plan 2025 is the horizon for the LRDP for the historic city of Guiyang. During the past decade, growth that could not be absorbed by
Guiyang, China the Old City led to development of a nearby ‘twin city’, thereby gradually altering the functions and status of the Old City. The
need to find a better balance for the growth of the region led authorities to commission an LRDP to guide renewal of the Old
City over the next decade.

Scale: To establish baseline conditions and redevelopment opportunities, extensive field surveys and data collection took place. This
855 hectares led to the discovery that the Guancheng River, a tributary to the Nanming River, had been covered by other uses. Restoring
22 million square meters of development this river, introducing three new transit corridors, and deciding to retain existing road alignments became some of the primary
expanded to 29 million square meters strategies used to develop the design framework that underpins the LRDP .
FAR: Varies, favoring TOD
Density has been raised by 30%, with a significant portion of this being in TOD nodes and along transit corridors. In most of
Client: the 56 tracts the existing balance of land uses is maintained in order to retain social and historic essence, open space and
Zhongtian Development Company
the public realm has been enhanced, and carefully inserted new roads and pedestrian links reduce block sizes and improved
accessibility. The resulting form of the ‘new’ city speaks to the possibilities for balancing traditional values and lifestyles with
Design Team:
JWDA the optimism of a progressive future without radical ‘surgery’. The Old City can retain its character and still be the heart of the
region.


Guiyang Old City Long Range Redevelopment Plan



Proposed Transit System



Proposed Open Spaces Road Improvements



Existing Conditions - Redevelopment Opportunities Existing Development By Use By Tract Proposed FAR Population Distribution By Tract


KAU Endowment Project The King Abdulazziz University Endowment Project will provide the funding to propel the university into its next generation of
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia research and innovation. 76 hectares on the perimeter of the campus have been allocated to market-driven development, and
the first phase of development will be a Health Sciences District anchored by the existing teaching hospital, and an iconic
79-story vertical mixed-use Gateway Tower with a five-star hotel at its top. Together they provide 720,000 square meters of
development on the first 32 hectares of the site.
Scale:
76 Hectare The development plan is seamlessly integrated into the campus, and for the new district it envisions a 24/7 environment
1.5 million m² of development designed to be far more than merely a place for labs, clinics and offices – it will also be a place to relax, have a meal, exercise,
Phase I
live, and shop at ground level where retail, services and restaurants animate the base of every building along the two beautiful
32 hectares
tree-lined main avenues. The convenience and comfort of the live-work environment will be unequalled in Jeddah.
720,000 m² of development

Client: The architecture is diverse and vibrant to reflect the complexity and scale of the District, and is modern and efficient in keeping
Saudi Binladin Group with the Health Sciences mission. The buildings themselves, as well as the entire supporting infrastructure, will meet the
very highest international standards in all four of the key requirements of ‘green’ construction – water management, waste
management, energy efficiency, and mixed-use development.


King Abdulaziz University Endowment Project


KAU Endowment, HSD Master Plan and Design Guidelines The King Abdulazziz University Endowment Project will provide the funding to propel the university into its next generation of
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia research and innovation. 76 hectares on the perimeter of the campus have been allocated to market-driven development. The
first phase of development is located on a 19 hectare site where an average gross FAR of 2.3 will produce a 436,000 square
meter Health Sciences District that is anchored by an existing teaching hospital.

Scale: The development will be funded by individual investors who select from the recommended mixed use development program
Phase 1: that includes Medical facilities, R&D, Offices, a Hotel, Apartments (some serviced), Retail and other Amenities. The challenge is
19 Hectares therefore to develop a Master Plan that can combine a distinctive architectural character and sense of place with the flexibility
436,000 m² of mixed use development to also accommodate individual investor preferences.

Client: The design strategy therefore combines an efficient and flexible grid-based Master Plan - comprised of blocks that can be
Saudi Binladin Group developed with any of the programmed uses - with a set of Design Guidelines that define the desired design features and
standards, and set the required levels of compliance. The design vision is to encourage diverse and vibrant architecture that
is contemporary, in keeping with the program mission, but also timeless in its recall of the narrow streets and firm building
edges of Old Jeddah. This approach will ensure that when all 76 hectares are developed, the Endowment Project will achieve
a coherent and unmistakable identity that compliments and elevates that of KAU.


KAU Endowment, HSD Master Plan and Design Guidelines
STREETWALL MINIMUM LENGTH
A = Building base A+B = Minimum length 85% of block length for building base
B = Building podium C+D = Minimum length 70% of block length for building base
E = Minimum depth of 20m

100% STREETWALL AREAS STREETWALL VARIATION
On blocks fronting the A = 3m streetwall variation
park at the intersection of
B street and First street,
100% streetwall is required.

REQUIRED STEPBACKS
A = 1m minimum required stepback
B = 21m minimum podium base

STREETWALL MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM HEIGHT
A = 25m maximum height of streetwall
B = 5m minimum height of streetwall

Clinic & Office Serviced Apartments

Health & Wellness Center Offices

Retail Apartments

R&D Hotel


Sanya South Bay Waterfront Redevelopment With its new South Bay Waterfront redevelopment, the city of Sanya – already the most coveted tourist destination for
Sanya City, Hainan PRC mainland China - will be joining the worldwide list of distinguished coastal cities whose visionary redevelopment of their
historic inner-harbor precincts has brought new life, and a new heart, to the city and region.

The fractured marine-front roadways have been transformed into ‘Wharf Circle Drive’, a handsome landscaped and
Scale: walkable loop that includes jogging trails and tramways, and captures the energy of otherwise isolated developments
Site 31 Hectares to add to the vibrant development program, which includes: A dramatic hillside residential community with ocean
500 square meters mixed use developement views and organized along active axial paseos that link the surrounding hills to the water; a waterfront fisherman’s
village, entertainment center, I-Max theatre, sports center, yacht club, and yacht villa community that nestle along a
Client: boardwalk that surrounds the marina; and a landmark 5-star Hotel, Spa and serviced apartments.
Zhongtian Development Company

Design Team:
JWDA


Sanya South Bay Waterfront Redevelopment


Yunyang Island Resort Town This 87 hectare island resort features a championship-caliber golf course and various water sports, and commands the island’s
Yunyang, China spectacular south-facing terrain of inland valleys, suitable for golf, and deep lakefront inlets that provide spectacular settings
for villas.
Scale:
The four entries from the major highway all link to a meandering ‘resort road’ and jogging trail that runs the length of the resort
360 Hectares
and connects the community to all major facilities. To the west, an area of higher density apartments provides a transition to
165 luxury villas; 1,800 Townhomes; 2,000
apartments the neighboring community. Adjacent to that is the Marina, served by a Yacht Club and Hotel reception areas that administer
870,000 square meters of development 30 vacation villas. The marina entry is connected to its north to a village that is open to the public and includes retail, an hotel,
Average FAR: 0.9 and a cluster of historic buildings. In the center of the golf course and sited on the most prominent hilltops, is the Clubhouse,
overlooking the spectacular 17th and 18th fairways, and a 400 room four-star hotel. At the east end of the resort is a more
Client:
remote bay designed to serves water sports enthusiasts.
Yunyang Island Development Company

Design Team:
JWDA


Yunyang Island Resort Town


Maqiao Sports & Leisure Town This planned completion the Maqiao satellite community on the outskirts of Shaghai will make it the best-known sports and
Shanghai, China leisure-living destination in the metropolitan area. The Shanghai Tennis Center’s international events draw seasonal crowds.
The focus on sport will be expanded to include an International Racket Center, sports and health academies and hospitals, and
a major retail center that will be a regional attraction featuring name brand retail, and showrooms that will headquarter every
major sporting goods manufacturer represented in China. Four hotels, and a regional sports park, will serve the leisure needs
Scale: of visitors.
2,753 hectares (net area being planned)
3.6 million square meters of development Adjacent to the retail core is an island Town Center that will serve the everyday needs of area residents. The 823 hectares of
Average net FAR: 1.32
new and sustainable residential development includes villas, townhomes, apartments, and live/work lofts. Community gardens
Client: will support the new residential areas planned along a riverfront where new schools and an International School are located.
Shanghai Yuanjing Management of Investment Limited Company

Design Team:


Maqiao Sports & Leisure Town


Mediterranean Style Homes ‘Mediterranean’ architecture varies in its countries of origin, and for the Shams ArRiyadh community in Saudi Arabia numerous
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia styles were evaluated at the outset for aesthetics as well as for adaptability to local building methods and materials. Technical
adaptations meant using masonry construction and predominantly flat roofs, and taking advantage of the availability of local
stone; and the most appropriate design influences are a mixture selected from the small towns along the upper Spanish Costa
Brava, the French Riviera (Cote D’Azure), and the hills of Tuscany, in Italy.
Scale:
69 Ha The design of the villas that range from 400 to 600 square meters villa adapts this stylistic vocabulary to fit local user preferences.
3,000 single family residences Thus, windows are quite large, but retain their verticality; tiled roofs are used as ‘shed’ roofs set against parapet walls that
surround usable flat roofs; and local stone is used as a building base and to articulate major pavilions. At the detailed level,
Client:
Dar Al Arkan Real Estate Development Company stylistic resonance is achieved by observing massing proportions; by designing authentic details for eaves, windows, doors,
and decorative ironwork elements; and by using traditional plaster-work, colors, and decorative tile work.
Design Team:
Consolidated Consultants, Jordan


Mediterranean Style Homes


Santa Fe Style Homes Although Santa Fe architecture is commonly associated with the Pueblo traditions of the American South-West, it is also rooted
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia in the Islamic architecture found in Spain, and thus also shares many of its characteristics with the mud-brick architecture of
Saudi Arabia, and its flat roofs and soft-edged parapets fit comfortably into the Riyadh skyline.

In Shams ArRiyadh, stylistic authenticity is achieved by using exterior details that can be found in the dusty towns of New
Scale: Mexico: Rubble stone bases, terra cotta pavers and decorative Spanish tiles root the villas to the earth; robust doors and
69 Ha shuttered windows are designed as the originals were; porches, pergolas, roof beams and gargoyles (made of painted metal,
3,000 single family residences not wood, to respond to local climatic conditions) cast welcome shadows against thick plastered walls with rounded cornices;
and color selections and accents, as well as dry landscaping, capture the relaxed atmosphere of the South-West.
Client:
Dar Al Arkan Real Estate Development Company

Design Team:


Santa Fe Style Homes


Spanish Colonial Style Homes Stylistically situated between mud-brick and Mediterranean traditions, Spanish Colonial architecture includes familiar elements
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia of both, and its sometimes surprising juxtapositions add visual interest and complexity to the townscape of Shams ArRiyadh.

Sweeping gables add emphasis and hierarchy to building massing and recall the Mission style, and are combined with the use
of horizontal parapets that frequently employ the familiar brick copings. Enlarged window settings with lime-washed insets add
Scale: visual variety without compromising climatic considerations, and exposed roof beams, pergolas, shutters and gargoyles recall
69 Ha Mexican towns and the American South-West. These authentic architectural details add refinement to monolithic plastered
3,000 single family residences walls, whose color palette ranges from bleached to more saturated colors, and includes soft pastels.

Client:

Design Team:


Spanish Colonial Style Homes


Najidi Style Homes Najdi mud-brick architecture is one of Saudia Arabia’s most symbolic regional styles, and its crenellated lime-washed parapets,
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia cuneiform vents, wall striations, and cut limestone bases provide instantly recognizable iconography, as well as memories of
old Riyadh and landmarks such as Qasr al-Hukm and Al Diriyah.

In the Shams ArRiyadh community, these motifs are given a continued presence through sympathetic abstraction, and by
Scale: paying attention to the material quality and scale of the tall villa walls. Thus, mud-brick is replaced by indigenous limestone,
69 Ha cuneiform vents become shadowed recesses above triangulated window heads, and the limestone bases are differentiated
3,000 single family residences from horizontally striped upper walls to produce a contemporary aesthetic that has subtle but unmistakable connections to the
much admired local building traditions.
Client:


Grand Jumma Mosque This Grand Jumma Mosque is part of a larger master planned community in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. While the architecture draws
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia inspiration from Fatimid mosque courtyards and arches, the use of concrete, red sandstone and marble gives it a modern
flavor. Use of grillages, courtyards, arcades and simple modular design recall traditional spatial transitions and a powerful
sense of place. The mosque is 2200 square meter in size and provides an exclusive mezzanine level prayer area for women.
The outdoor area includes and an Oasis with plenty of shade and water for visitors to relax during a hot day. All outdoor spaces
Scale: are shaded by means of landscape or pergolas.
2200 Square Meters

Client:

Design Team:


Grand Jumma Mosque


Grand Jumma Mosque

Prefabrication System


Zhangjiang Hi-Tech Park Master Plan This competition-winning plan for Zhangjiang Hi-Tech Park is located in Pudong, Shanghai, and will be the new center for the
Shanghai, China surrounding R&D district of the city. It occupies 466 hectares and comprises 3.7 million square meters of development in four
sub-areas - R&D, China Central Science Institute, Arts Colleges, and Technology Island. An amenity core along the river links
the four districts.

Scale: The urban design structure is established by creating centers of distinctly different character for the four districts, and by
3.7 Million Square Meters the intersection of these centers with the riverside amenity core which provides retail, entertainment, cultural, and mixed-use
facilities to support the 24/7 lifestyle of Shanghai’s Hi-Tech center. The district centers also intersect with the main east west
Client:
spine where modal split nodes are located to support Transit Oriented Development and anchor a secondary network of
Zhangjiang Group Co., Ltd.
shuttles and pedestrian, bike and jogging pathways that will enable a largely car-free environment.
Design Team:
JWDA


Zhangjiang Hi-Tech Park Master Plan


Seaside Eco-Community This pristine 246 hectare site in the Laoshan scenic area near Qingdao will become a premier residential community and a
Qingdao, China tourism and recreation destination that celebrates the harmonious living of the past, and showcases the ecologically sustainable
community of the future. The 900,000 square meter development averages FAR .37, and retains 40% of the land for open space
and agriculture.

Scale: Mountain, Land, and Water are symbolically connected by a naturally landscaped corridor that provides facilities for health,
69 Hectares / 2,500 Residences recreation, learning, and a Spiritual Center, all characterized by harmonious architecture and fine craftsmanship.

Client:
The Laoshan Corridor also connects the Past, Present, and Future zones. To its north, a loop road serves the Nature Zone
Sunshine Eco-retreat Development
– representing the Past and including eco-park activities, traditional farming, agricultural college, water reservoir, and waste
Design Team: water treatment system – and the Life Zone, a model contemporary community set around a lake and within generous belts of
JWDA natural landscape. To its south, the Harmony Zone presents a Future that brings together all the life-sustaining aspects of daily
Shanghai Research Institute of Building Sceince living in a car-free environment that includes a Biosphere for food production; compact walk-ups, live-work lofts and serviced
Barren Island Marketing Planning Ltd. apartments; workspaces; civic and learning facilities; retail and local markets; recreation and a shared beachfront; a premier
resort hotel and conferencing; and appropriate transportation systems to serve every need.


Seaside Eco-Community


Gold Coast Resort Town The signature of the plan for this pristine 223 hectare coastal site 300km east of Beijing, is conservation, which is achieved by
Qin Huang Dao, China the creative balancing of the demand for seaside development, and the equally important need to preserve the fragile coastal
ecology of native dunes and indigenous flora.

The plan provides a variety of residential choices in neighborhoods that will serve both first and second-home markets, and the
Scale:
development program includes a hotel and conference center; serviced apartments; convenience retail and eateries; a seaside
Site 223 Hectares
Spa; an ‘inland’ town center; and an 18-hole golf course whose clubhouse and fitness facilities link the hotel to the town center.
Development 619,000 square meters
Average FAR 0.27
A sweeping entry drive passes the town center and golf course on its way to the hotel and conference complex where it crosses
Client: the continuous north-south road which runs along the base of the tall secondary dunes. On the seaside of this road are two
Yeland Group Co.Ltd residential hamlets that provide a variety of seaside villas and apartments, and a quiet spa at the far north end. The hamlets lie
sheltered behind low primary dunes, and beach access is via raised boardwalks that preserve the native flora. At the north end
Design Team:
of the site on top of the secondary dunes, rusticated homes on stilts are sited to avoid disturbance to native flora. This ridgeline
JWDA
runs directly into the golf course that is designed as a ‘dune nine’ and ‘water nine’. On the inland base of the dunes is the denser
town center of five-story walk-up apartments, with ground level retail on the town plaza that connects to the golf fitness center.


Gold Coast Resort Town


Talo Verde Estate Master Plan This 33 acre gated community in Guam is situated on a coastal bluff overlooking Tumon Bay. The master plan includes 83 single
Guam, USA family homes, 36 townhouses, a community center, and generous open spaces. The heart of the plan is the central commons
– the ‘Talo Verde’ - which unifies the community and visually connects it to the ocean. Master plan renderings anticipate the
influence of Spanish antecedents on the architecture to follow.

Scale:
33 Acre gated community
83 Single Homes / 36 Townhouses

Client:
Landmark Development LLC.

Design Team:


Talo Verde Estate Master Plan


Talo Verde Single Family Homes Five single family models have been designed for the 33-acre Talo Verde Estates community; a 200 gross square meters
Guam, USA (gsm) single-level 3-bedroom bungalow, and four double-story homes ranging from 240 gsm to 325 gsm, all provided with
2-car garages. In the double-story homes, second floor lofts overlook double volume living areas with raked ceilings, master
bedrooms are equipped with 5-fixture en-suite bathrooms and walk-in closets, and family living areas with open-plan kitchens
lead directly to rear porches and deep back yards.
Scale:
33 Acre gated community Periodically severe climatic conditions and seismic requirements dictate concrete construction and protected window openings,
83 Single Homes / 36 Townhouses and the generally Spanish-influenced aesthetic of the houses is an appropriate response to a long historical precedent for
Spanish-influenced architecture on the island.
Client:

Design Team:
AES, Inc, Guam


Talo Verde Single Family Homes


Talo Verde Townhouses Two mirrored rows of townhouses at the entry to the 33-acre Talo Verde Estate address the tree-lined avenue from elevated front
Guam, USA courtyards. The patios extend into the 3.6 meter high open-plan living area, and from there to a flexible split-level space that
provides either a family room or an additional bedroom over the rear-accessed double garages. There are two bedrooms and
a master suite master on the upper level. All master bathrooms and stairs are served by natural light, and stairs and entrances
are clustered to permit end units to provide direct natural light to dining areas and kitchens. The 7.2 meter wide units provide
Scale: 198 net square meters of enclosed space.
33 Acre gated community
83 Single Homes / 36 Townhouses

Client:

Design Team:
AES, Inc, Guam


Talo Verde Townhouses


Xiaolan Canal Revitalization Plan Located in the heart of the 40 million person Pearl River Delta industrial complex that stretches from Hong Kong, Zhuhai/Macau,
Xiaolan, China and Shenzhen in the south to Guangzhou in the north, the city of Xiaolan has recognized its potential to become a vital urban
center in a maturing economy that is increasingly focused on economic diversification, education, culture, and other quality of
life issue that affect the well being of its citizens.

Scale: The Revitalization Plan for Xiaolan establishes the new center of the city at the intersection of its historic core and the more
3 Km Canal Front modern financial, legislative and industrial centers to its east and south. The plan proposes the revitalization of the two kilometer
stretch of the canal that encircles the historic core to its west. Two ‘anchor’ projects at either end - one centered around and
Client:
expanding the vibrant market area of the city, and the other a new health, arts, and hospitality center - are connected by
Guangdong Zhongshan Xiaolan Industrial General Corporation
strategic infill and historic preservation ‘connector’ projects that reinforce the fabric of the historic core. At the intersection of
Design Team: these and the roads that connect the old and modern districts of the city is the site selected for the “seed” development that will
Kai Chan anchor further redevelopment. The program for this center included a historic village that will provide food and entertainment,
Changlin Hua a performing arts center, exhibition pavilions, commercial office space, a hotel with conference facilities, and pilot residential
Chris Huang projects that demonstrate the possibilities of successful infill using appropriate typologies. The plan also establishes new street
connections, infrastructure improvements, and architectural guidelines to ensure physical compatibility between old and new.


Xiaolan Canal Revitalization Plan


Al Murjan Hospital Development Plan Phase I of the Site Development Plan for this premier corner site in Jeddah is the Concept Design for a 30,000 square meter,
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia 250-bed general hospital. Its extensive ground level provides for all the required arrival and pick-up requirements, including
outpatients, emergencies, service, and private access for VIPs. Above that are 5 floors of wards with mechanical services on
the roof, and below are two levels of subterranean parking that provide the required 450 spaces.

Scale:
Phase II includes a 150-bed expansion that connects to Phase I via an upper level bridge, with its parking is accessed via
Site area: 2.7 hectares
Phase I ramps; and a third site that is reserved for use as either a medical office building, or for serviced apartments.
Phase I: 250 beds
Development Gross Area: 30,250 m2
Phase II: 150-bed expansion and Future Development Site

Client:
Al Murjan Real Estate

Design Team:
Arabtech Jarfdaneh
HDP (overseas) Ltd.


Al Murjan Hospital Development Plan

Inpatient Accommodations
Street
Hospital-Based Outpatient Accommodation

Day Care Unit Main
Entrance
339m²
Diagnostics and Treatment

Support Services

Administration and Misc. Administration

Hospital Central
Relationship Hospital Medical
Administration
Catering
and
Pharmacy Records
283m² 280m² Suite Staff Dining
450m²
880m²

Street

Accidents
and
Royal
Emergency
Dept.
WARD 1 Entry
570m²
Diagnostic 1,153m²
Imaging Royal
Pathology
Suites
Outpatient Cardiac
Catheterization
591m² Labs
302m²
Lab WARD 3 524m²
209m²
Day Care
Unit (DCU) Diagnostics Biomedical

Inpatient
Workshop
254m² Dialysis and 94m² 1,153m²
Unit
570m² Treatment Obstetrics WARD 4
and Delivery
Suite
Endoscopy
and Urology Physical
478m² ICU/CU 1,133m²
Out-patients 302m² Medical and
Rehabilitation
Clinics 301m² 518m² WARD 2

1,883m²
1,133m²
Central
Warehouse Central

Morque
250m² Workshops
and
53m²
Maintenance

Street
163m²
House
Keeping
84m²
Service Medical
Waste
Holding
Area
42m²

Central Sterile Hospital
and
Supplies Dept. Laundry
264m² 221m²

Surgical
Service
Entry Surgical
Suite
Peds Medical/
Surgical Wards
Neonatal
Critical
Care Unit

895m² 594m² 254m²

Typical Upper Floor Plan


Fuyang Satellite Town Plan The new CBD addition to the historical city of Hangzhou has created a regional center that has weakened the economy of nearby
Fuyang, Anhui, China Fuyang. To correct this, a New Regional Center is being planned using three key elements: Preservation and consolidation of
old town Fuyang; redevelopment of the underutilized industrial district to its south; and development of a 31 square kilometer
island as a national center for Sport and Sport Research, and as a regional employment center. Planned at FAR 1, and using
less than 50 percent of its land, the island will have a resident population of 300,000, and will generate 1,000,000 jobs.
Scale:
31 Square Kilometers The core of the New Regional Center is defined by a loop of regionally connected roads that surround an island ecological
preserve. Inside the loop on the main island is a Sports University at one end, an international Sports Center at the other, and
in between are the Athlete’s Villages and the new CBD, all served by a riverfront entertainment and recreation district, and a
regional retail center. The core is connected mixed-use and residential neighborhoods to its east by new and existing highways
that connect Fuyang to Huangzhou. On either side of the main axis that is established by the regional retail center and a 65
square kilometer central park are pedestrian-scaled neighborhoods. A transit network ensures that residents will have no need
for private transportation.


Fuyang Satellite Town Plan


Zhengzhou New CBD Area This 18 hectare site is strategically located between the old city core to its west, and large areas to its east that are planned for
Zhengzhou, China future growth of the City. The scale of development, 1,086,000 square meters at an FAR of 7.5, provides the critical mass and
density required to ensure that this site will be the center and catalyst for redevelopment of the mid-city.

The master plan proposes a vision of the site as a bustling mixed-use center, and the vision is supported by a development
Scale: program that includes: 515,000 square meters of residential uses, some for compensation but the majority for the open market;
1,086,000 Square Meters 250,000 square meters of retail, of which 160,000 will be concentrated in mid-site in a multi-level organization with convenient
connection to below-grade parking, and the balance distributed at street level; a 30,000 square meter hotel; and 290,000
Client:
square meters of “soho-style” office/apartments.
Zhengzhou Jin Cheng Real Estate Ltd.

Design Team: The division of the site into many small city blocks allows selective phasing out of existing development; permits optimal
increments of new development; mitigates the scale and density of development; and provides a rich and exciting pedestrian
environment to support the vision of this site as one of the premier centers for living, working and entertainment in the city.


Zhengzhou New CBD Area


Local Mosque: Mosque 11 The 1000 square meter local mosque is part of a planned community built in the Spanish Mediterranean style. For contextual
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia relevance and traditional appearance, the Mosque uses elements of Almohad architecture of Giralda in Sevilla, Spain and the
Koutoubia Mosque in Marrakesh, Morocco. Traditional Islamic geometry in arch forms, and motifs provide authenticity while use
of ceramic tile and stone create a connection with the Spanish Mediterranean homes that surround the mosque.

Scale:
1000 Square Meters

Client:

Design Team:


Local Mosque: Mosque #18 This mosque draws inspirations more from the history of the Al Aqsa Mosque of Jerusalem than its architecture. Although the
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia arcades on the outer periphery are reminiscent of the great Al Aqsa, the elements of architecture draw from various pan-Islamic
traditions including, the Umayyad, Abbasid, and Fatimid Architecture similar to the progressive construction & reconstruction
history of the Al Aqsa by these dynasties. The palimpsestic approach to architecture is evident in Islamic Architecture through
the various caliphates. In this mosque, some of the most defining features such as the dome structure, the eaves and the
Scale: brackets, recall the glorious Rajput/Mughal tradition that is evident in Fatehpur Sikri, India.
1,200 sq.meter

Client:


Mixed Use Center GTC Mixed Use Development, Beijing CBD, China: This 190,000 square meter development on a 4-block site in downtown
Beijing, China Beijing pioneers street-front retail among major new developments in the city, and is anchored by a 21-story 45,000 s.m. Office
building and a 24-story 360-room all-suites Hotel that will be operated as western-style ‘serviced apartments’.

The core of the square 2,142 s.m. office floor plates is organized to permit either multi-tenancy or the division of each floor
Scale: into two suites, each with independent entry, bathrooms, and service areas. The more rectangular hotel floors each contain 15
45,000 s.m. Office condominium units that range from 40 s.m. efficiency ‘studios’ to 85 s.m. luxury suites, designed and equipped for business
360 Rooms users.

Client:
Hotel, Beijing Aozhong Jiye Real Estate Development Co. Ltd. The gracefully curved inner sides of the towers visually unify the asymmetric geometries of the towers, and the glass curtain
walls are distinguished by spiraling asymmetric recesses that are lit at night and recall the twisting advertising ribbon that will
Design Team: animate the retail base at night.
Landmark Architects, Beijing
Entainment Design Inc., Los Angeles


Mixed Use Center


Community Shopping Center This 3,200 square meter community shopping facility is planned as a neighborhood center that includes an adjacent mosque,
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia and its blend of Santa Fe and local Najdi architecture compliments the styles of the surrounding residential neighborhood.

The L-shaped organization is open to a 64-space inner parking court that serves both buildings. An end pavilion on the main
road announces the continuous pedestrian arcade, which links the two buildings with an arched gateway on the east side. The
Scale: commercial arcade ends on the west side in a rotated pavilion that defers to the alignment of the mosque, and opens onto a
3,200 sq.meter small shared plaza that provides a transition to the mosque’s arcade. A coffee shop overlooks this plaza, and is adjacent to
the supermarket that is served from the rear alley. Small modular shops absorb the remaining space, and a restaurant at the
Client:
junction of the two buildings opens to another landscaped plaza that provides a comfortable gathering place for the community.


Community Shopping Center


Mayland Lake Resort The project is located northwest of Guangzhou City and within a 30 minute drive from the newly built International Airport. The
Guangzhou, China scenic drive through the rolling hills culminates in a picturesque view of the reservoir with the mountains in the background. An
ideal setting for a holiday retreat, the nearly 8 square kilometer site offers a variety of natural resources including, lakes, pine
forests and hills that characterize the watershed ecology of the subregion.

Scale: The master plan envisions a town with a resident population of 22000 comprising of 4 distinct communities, each with multiple
8 Square Km neighborhoods. The plan strives to optimize density distribution; strategically preserve natural assets; create diverse and
hierarchical pallette of amenities and housing types; and creatively integrate all elements of the plan using a network of roads,
Client:
paths, bikeways and trails. The plan harnesses the natural beauty of the site to provide a unique identity to the Resort Town.
Mayland Group Co.,Ltd.

Design Team: Recreational amenities such as golf; town club; hotel & spa; meeting center; recreational boating & yatch club; sports facilities;
JWDA parks; equestrian; and a waterfront town center that provides for a shopping, dining, and entertainment opportunities or just a
JMP leisurely stroll.
Famous Garden


Mayland Lake Resort


Hot Springs Hotel

Jiande Hot Springs Golf Resort The challenging terrain of the upper reaches of this mountainous setting and the extensive existing waterways of the lower lying
Jiande, China land combine to provide a picturesque setting for this golf resort, and creates the opportunity for the two nine-hole loops to
each have a distinct character.
A beautifully landscaped scenic drive winds through the lower and mid reaches of the hills to form a loop road that provides
Scale:
48.25 hectares, excluding golf easy access to every part of the resort community. The golf clubhouse and resort hotel are grouped together to provide an
222,000 m² of Total Development, active social center, and they occupy a central site that is virtually an island, surrounded by golf, that is prominent from both
150,000 m² Villas and Townhouses entrances to the resort.
72,000 m² Clubhouse and Hotel Townhouses range from 220 to 250 square meters, and the villas average 330 square meters in size. There are several large
Average FAR: 0.46 corporate ‘estates’, and some added density close to the clubhouse. Several hot spring ‘pools’ are located in the upper
reaches of the slopes, and careful grading allows the retention of natural drainage areas which at the same time provide
Client: naturally landscaped corridors that divide the residential areas into intimate communities. The average FAR for all developed
Jiande Development Company
areas is .

Design Team:
JWDA


Jiande Hot Springs Golf Resort

Golf Clubhouse Entrance


mountain habitat
& rural pockets

valley ecosystem
& urban pockets

Youyang District Regional Plan and Bohai Town The jurisdictional boundary of the City of Chongqing includes two linear extensions that are part of the development corridors
Chongqing Development Corridor, China that link Chongqing to Shanghai and to Guangzhou via High Speed Rail. The Guangzhou corridor includes Youyang district.

The Regional Plan presents a strategy that balances needed economic growth in manufacturing with a sustainable ecological
approach that preserves the spectacular mountains and valleys of the district, maintains its healthy agriculture, and expands
Scale: tourism. In addition to these three sectors, smart-growth initiatives have also been developed for housing, mixed use, and
6,500 square kilometers transit. Other policy recommendations and strategies reflected in the Plan include: Achieving a jobs/housing balance; investing
25.3 sq.km, of settlement areas in local skill enhancement and knowledge; attracting business, residents and tourists alike; promoting a healthy lifestyle; and
showcasing local heritage.
Client:
Yuanyang District Planning Department
Extensive analysis of the hydrology and existing settlement locations modified and/or confirmed the location and extent of the
six land areas set aside for development, and led to the selection of Bohai as the best location for a new regional center for
the district. And as a matter of practical and symbolic importance, the mountains and valleys of the district have been unified
for the first time by establishing an extensive network of roads, trails, pathways and navigable waterways to connect the all
destinations.


Youyang District Regional Plan and Bohai Town


Youyang District Regional Plan and Bohai Town

Preserved Historical Resort Scenic Drive

Scenic Camping Trails Transit


Lijiang Development Project This serene 130 hectare site - located in the Lin Gong City Greenbelt that is part of the New Pudong Area of Shanghai - will be
Yunnan, China transformed from its current use as a golf course into a resort and golf community of 2,200 residences that will be anchored by
adjacent golf courses on either side of it. To its south, a third phase will add an additional 5,300 residences in a fully serviced
residential community that will provide institutional, commercial and social facilities to support the entire community.

Scale: The first phase of development is confined to the elongated strip of land on the east side of the site, and adjacent to the
130 Hectares future second golf course. Here, modestly scaled apartment buildings overlook the new course, and height and density drop
7500 units of housing
towards the inside, through use of a variety of innovative residential typologies.
Client:
Jin Mao (Lijiang) Hotel Investment Co.. LTD. The environmental atmosphere required for the resort is provided by ‘emptying out’ the center of the existing golf course
Design Team: and combining the major existing water bodies into a central lake that proides spectacular waterfront settings for the resort,
JWDA as well as for the town centers of the two golf villages that lie to the north and south of the lake. The compact design of the
villages retains the unulating golf topography, and provides each with a central green that recalls fairways that have been re-
placed. Naturally landscaped greenbelts seperate the built environments - eastern edge, resort, villages, and enclaves - from
one another, and provide continuity to the pervasive atmosphere of golfing and relaxed waterside living.


Chongming Green The well-known plan for Chongming Island sets out a development strategy that preserves agro-land by limiting urban growth
Shanghai, China to eight dense, well contained, and transit-rich settlements.

The largest of these centers is at the eastern tip of the island, and its hinterland includes areas designated primarily for
residential growth, and for which there is no clear model for development, and the 406 hectare Eco-Community Prototype
Scale: proposes a model for how these peripheral areas should be developed.
406 hectares
10,000 residences In keeping with the overall island strategy, the existing ferry, rail, and road infrastructure is fully utilized to limit demand for
Average FAR: 0.5
private transportation, and regional-scaled commercial uses are located along major arterials. The Site that contains 10,000
Client: residences is divided into six neighborhood ‘pods’, linked by transit, and separated by open space corridors that also serve
China Jin Mao Group Co.,LTD. as community gardens for local food production. Each pod is self-sufficient, with its own civic, education, and service center,
all within a 10-minute walk from all parts of the cluster; and each rests on the four pillars of sustainable development – water,
waste, and energy management, and mixed-use development.


Chongming Green


Offices and Medical Clinic The design of this highly distinctive eight-story office building combines a modern and technically advanced approach to
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia climate control in a desert region, with the subtle recall of one of the most traditional of local architectural elements – the
‘Mashrabiya’.

Here, the traditional decorative fenestration screen becomes a second skin on the south and west facades of the building
Scale: to reduce solar heat gain while still allowing filtered daylight into the offices. On the north face, horizontal louvers protect the
Site area: 9,830 square meters building from the harsh sun of the Summer Solstice period. The secondary building is a build-to-suit for medical clinics, and
Development Gross Area: 23,000 sm there is one level of subterranean parking throughout the site.
FAR: 2.4

Client:
EBC


Offices and Medical Clinic

Section

Ground Floor Plan


Dianshan Lakefront Community The objective of the master plan is to create a world class luxury lakeside residential development in the beautiful Dianshan
Shanghai, China Lake area that is within easy commuting distance to central Shanghai. The plan envisions a community of six neighborhoods
with relationships to the water, access to amenities, and offering a variety of lot types, sizes, and architectural styles, and the
open space elements unify the neighborhoods into a single community that promotes health and healing.

Scale: The 96 hectare site accommodates 700 single family units, a linear lakeside park, a 3km bike and jogging trail, and other
700 Single Family Units amenities that include a lakeside inn & spa, boat house, retail center, beach and bar-be-cue area, fishing pier, a clubhouse and
activity center for all ages, and several sports fields, parks and tot lots.
Client:
Zhongjin Real Estate Development Company


Dianshan Lakefront Community


Technology Tower, Zhangjiang Hi-Tech Park This 158,000 square meter, 34-story office building is conceptualized with the goal of meeting the platinum standards of
Shanghai, China Leadership in Environmental & Energy (LEED) ®. The unique draped curtain wall system will be China’s first Building Integrated
PhotoVoltaic (BIPV) CurtainWall that will provide for over 50% of the buildings power requirements. This unique design is in
response to the 2030 Challenge: All new buildings, developments and major renovations shall be designed to meet a fossil fuel,
GHG-emitting, energy consumption performance standard of 50% of the regional (or country) average for that building type .
Scale:
158,000 square meter The Technology Tower acting as a front-door to Zhangjiang Hi-Tech Park, will accommodate offices, retail shops & restaurants.
34 story office building Showcasing cutting edge building technologies tailored to reducing the carbon footprint of the building, the Tower will act as a
benchmark for all future projects on the site.
Client:
Zhangjiang Group Co., Ltd.
This project is part of Phase I development in K+R s competition winning for the Master Plan & Urban Design Zhangjiang Hi-
Tech Park .


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