MIPIM will highlight a number of large-scale mixed-use projects in its exhibition area, covering retail real estate, and residential, tourist and office sites. Whole neighborhoods are now merging into the existing city fabric, featuring urban elements related to the environment, service portfolios and accessibility.
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Schwabinger Tor, one of the projects on show at MIPIM, is a tower designed to stimulate the urban center in Munich.
"Interaction between buildings and the urban environment is now part of the real estate industry's DNA. Any real estate project must now specify how it meshes with the transport, waste management, energy and water infrastructure and the quality-of-life concerns of its users. More specifically, city administrations must be especially demanding as their support is critical to the feasibility of the project," says Filippo Rean, MIPIM Director.
"MIPIM attendees will be able to find out about the many aspects of mixed-use projects from around the world, exemplifying a trend that is now spreading internationally."
The Hudson Yards project covers 60,000 m² and is being built on the largest undeveloped real estate area in the heart of Manhattan. According to Michael R. Bloomberg, Mayor of New York, Hudson Yards will "be one of the most dynamic neighborhoods in New York." This mixed-use project has been carefully calibrated to create a unique destination where people will work, shop, live and visit. Hudson Yards offers a flexible mix of office, residential, cultural, retail and hotel spaces, as well as a public school. The project will also include the extension of the subway line 7, providing the site with access to every subway line in Manhattan. This project will be showcased by the American architecture firm Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates, and is developed by Related Companies (also responsible for Time Warner Center) and Oxford Properties Group.
Schwabinger Tor is a tower designed to stimulate the urban center in Munich. Developed by Jost Hurler Beteiligungs-und Verwaltungsgesellschaft, Schwabinger Tor will offer space for every facet of big-city life: living, working, shopping and going out, will all be interwoven in an ingenious horizontal usage separation concept. Thus, the lower floors will be reserved for offices, while upper floors will be used for residential space. Roughly one third of the space will be devoted to housing, spanning the range from classic family flats to luxury apartments. The latter will be closely linked to a planned five-star-plus hotel. Schwabinger Tor will be fully integrated in its urban environment, and it will also be setting ecological standards.
The Zorlu Center is a US $2.5 billion project located on a unique site at the juncture of Europe and Asia and comprising residential, offices, a shopping mall, a hotel and a performing arts center. It will feature two high quality residential towers, Tower Residences and Terrace Residences, which will combine outstanding location, and award-winning architecture with the city's finest entertainment, cultural and leisure facilities. Loc
"MIPIM attendees will be able to find out about the many aspects of mixed-use projects from around the world, exemplifying a trend that is now spreading internationally."
The Hudson Yards project covers 60,000 m² and is being built on the largest undeveloped real estate area in the heart of Manhattan. According to Michael R. Bloomberg, Mayor of New York, Hudson Yards will "be one of the most dynamic neighborhoods in New York." This mixed-use project has been carefully calibrated to create a unique destination where people will work, shop, live and visit. Hudson Yards offers a flexible mix of office, residential, cultural, retail and hotel spaces, as well as a public school. The project will also include the extension of the subway line 7, providing the site with access to every subway line in Manhattan. This project will be showcased by the American architecture firm Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates, and is developed by Related Companies (also responsible for Time Warner Center) and Oxford Properties Group.
Schwabinger Tor is a tower designed to stimulate the urban center in Munich. Developed by Jost Hurler Beteiligungs-und Verwaltungsgesellschaft, Schwabinger Tor will offer space for every facet of big-city life: living, working, shopping and going out, will all be interwoven in an ingenious horizontal usage separation concept. Thus, the lower floors will be reserved for offices, while upper floors will be used for residential space. Roughly one third of the space will be devoted to housing, spanning the range from classic family flats to luxury apartments. The latter will be closely linked to a planned five-star-plus hotel. Schwabinger Tor will be fully integrated in its urban environment, and it will also be setting ecological standards.
The Zorlu Center is a US $2.5 billion project located on a unique site at the juncture of Europe and Asia and comprising residential, offices, a shopping mall, a hotel and a performing arts center. It will feature two high quality residential towers, Tower Residences and Terrace Residences, which will combine outstanding location, and award-winning architecture with the city's finest entertainment, cultural and leisure facilities. Loc
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