lakha center in saint petersburg .

1. Presentation on Lakha Centre
By Rushil Pipaliya
22MCLC015

2. Introduction
• Construction of Lakha center started om 30 october 2012, with the building
topping out on 29 january 2018.It surpassed the vostok Tower of the Fedrarion
towers in Moscow as the tallest Building in Russia and Europe on 5 October
2017. The Center is designed for large scale mixed-use development ,
consisting of public facilities and offices.first Designed by British Architecture
firm RMJM (Robert Matthew Johnson Marshall) , the project was then continued
by gorproject(2011-2017) under the main contractor , Turkish company
Ronesans Holding.

3. Location of the building
This Building is particularly an office
type of building, which is stayed in
Lakha, Saint Petersburg Which is in
the Russia.

4. Planning Process
• The predecessor of the tower, the Okhta Center, was originally
planned to be more centrally located in the city centre of St.
Peterburg. As the historical center has been a World Heritage
Committee opposed the construction of the 400-metrs tower as
it would affect the cityscape of historic saint Petersburg. In
December 2006 UNESCO World Heritage Centre Director
Francesco Bandarin reminded Russia about its obligations to
preserve it and expressed concern over the project. In 2007, the
World Monuments fund placed the historic skylie of St.
Petersburg on its 2008 watchlist.

5. Images During Construction

6. Project data
Countryj Prospect 2
Coordinates
Construction started
4 years ag
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Cost
Owner
Height Architectural
Observatory(Occupied)
Technical details
Floor count
Floor area
Design and construction Details
Architecture firm
Structural engineer
Main contractor
Russia
59°59′13.7″N 30°10′37.3″E
2012; 11 years ago,
Completed in 2019;
US $1.77 billion
Gazprom
462 m (1,516 ft)
357 m (1,171 ft)
87 above ground, 3 below ground
163,000 m2 (1,750,000 sq ft)
RMJM (until 2011), GORPROJECT.
Gorproject, Inforceproject
Ronesans Holding

7. Height Data

8. By other Buildings
• In addition to the tower, the complex contains multiple other buildings. The MFZ
(Multi-Functional Building) consists of two buildings, North and South, which are
united by a common foundation, stylobate (a continuous base supporting a row of
columns in classical Greek architecture) and roof. The building resembles a
boomerang. It has a variable number of storeys with a height difference from 7 to 17
floors, with the peak height being a little more than 80 meters. The structure is
approximately 300 meters long. The complex also has a third building, which consists
of two separate wings connected by a courtyard. The MFZ contains a planetarium(a
model of representation of the solar system), which has a holding capacity of 140
people.

9. Facilities of the buillding
• The Lakhta Center contains offices, a co-working center,
a sports center, a children's science center, and a
conference center. The project includes 1,500 square
meters of indoor exhibition space. Part of the open area
will be used to demonstrate art, installations and
sculptures. There is a free public observation deck at the
top of the skyscraper at a height of 357 meters.

10. Minying International Trade Center

11. definition of international trade center
• international trade, economic transactions that are made
between countries. Among the items commonly traded
are consumer goods, such as television sets and clothing;
capital goods, such as machinery; and raw materials and
food. Other transactions involve services, such as travel
services and payments for foreign patents.

12. Introduction
• Minying International Trade Center is a supertall
skyscraper in Dongguan, Guangdong, China. It has a
height of 423 m. Construction began in 2014 and was
completed in 2021. The 96 floor tower opened on
September 26, 2021, and is the fourteenth-tallest
building in China and the One tallest building in
Dongguan.

13. MEMBERS AND COMMPANIES INVOLVED

14. Location of the building
Dongguan,
Guangdong,
China.

15. Images During Construction

16. Project Data

17. Height Data

18. Data
• project is located in the center of Dongguan's "one center,
four groups" and the core of Dongguan CBD business
district. It is the geometric center of Dongguan's humanities,
administration, residence, and commerce. The so-called "one
center" refers to "Minying international trade center business
district", and "four groups" refers to Dongcheng business
district, Guancheng business district, Wanjiang business
district and Xiping business district.

19. About Minying International Trade Center T2
• The Minying International Trade Center T2 presents a
special concept that merges advanced building practices
with modern technology and natural forms. This mixed-
use development in the heart of Downtown Dongguan is
situated to create a direct line of sight to the nearby
Huanggi Mountain. It will be the tallest in a complex of
five separate buildings, which will rise above a six-level
retail complex of stores and restaurants.

20. • the project’s five towers feature distinctive shapes and designs, they are
tied together by common thematic elements, such as their materials of
reflective glass and metal paneling.
• The Minying International Trade Center T2’s design is inspired by
Dongguan’s natural surroundings in the Pearl River Delta, and
incorporates floral geometry and organic forms. Its beveled silhouette is
intended to bring to mind the bud of the Yulan magnolia, the official city
flower. The tower is crowned by a lantern commemorating the legendary
spot where fireflies once gathered around a banyan tree to guide
fishermen home from the sea.

21. • The façade of the building includes a mixed curtain wall system on
each elevation and an atypical cladding solution near the crown.
Here, a metal louver screen wall diffuses the glow of a large lantern
on the rooftop. The façade system will also contribute to the
efficiency of the building, which is aiming for LEED certification,
along with the other four buildings in the complex.
• Other amenities in the building will include an ice skating rink, an
amphitheater, a rooftop park, and an exhibition space highlighting
Dongguan’s commercial past.

22. Thank You