Hong Kong architect Aedas has designed a "Skybridge" that will link all four towers of a mixed-use project on the Chinese island of Hengqin.
The bridge – which will actually take the form of a loop – is designed to evoke "integration, connection and communication".
The towers are part of the 200,000 sq m Hengqin CRCC Plaza, which will offer office, retail and leisure space as well as outdoor terraces. The four towers include a private office tower and three leasable office buildings.
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A podium containing retail space will be based along the main road, close to a central plaza and outdoor amphitheatre.
The project hopes to spur a "future central business district" in the area.
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The plaza is due to be completed in 2022.
Earlier this year work began on an Aedas’ "Cloud City" in the western Chinese city of Chengdu.
Images courtesy of Aedas