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NEOM Gidori
NEOM / KSA
Aedas’ SLS Dubai Hotel & Residences—high-rise mixed-use tower with stepped façade, projecting balconies and curtain wall. Daytime exterior view of Aedas’ SLS Dubai Hotel & Residences: a slender mixed-use tower with a stepped massing profile, projecting balcony slabs and a glazed curtain-wall system. Vertical fins and deep balcony setbacks articulate the façade. Ground-level public realm shows pedestrian use typical of high-density, hot-arid urban environments.
SLS Dubai Hotel & Residences
Dubai / UAE
Aedas’ BNBU No.2 Campus - educational and cultural campus in Zhuhai with mid‑rise academic blocks, central pavilion and lakeside landscape. Aerial view of an Aedas-designed educational campus comprising multiple mid-rise academic buildings arranged around landscaped courtyards, a circular cultural pavilion, and an integrated water body. The campus is set within a mountainous landscape, featuring pedestrian-oriented circulation, perimeter road access, and extensive green buffers that separate buildings from vehicular traffic.
Beijing Normal-Hong Kong Baptist University (BNBU) No.2 Campus
Zhuhai / PRC
Aedas’s C Future City retail podium with curved glass curtain walls and sheltered public concourse in Shenzhen. Street‑level view of Aedas’s C Future City Phase 1 showing a multi‑storey retail podium with floor‑to‑ceiling curved glass curtain walls, rounded corners, and a covered pedestrian concourse. The façade uses transparent glazing and metal framing to connect interior retail with an active public realm, set among high‑rise towers in central Shenzhen.
C FutureCity
Shenzhen / PRC
Aedas’ Trojena Ski Village with terraced mixed‑use volumes and integrated ski slopes in a mountainous desert landscape in Saudi Arabia. Aerial dusk view of Aedas’s Trojena Ski Village showing terraced mixed‑use structures embedded into a mountain setting. Curvilinear roof decks and layered podiums integrate ski slopes and pedestrian paths. The architecture uses continuous horizontal slabs, large glazed openings, and integrated lighting, forming a year‑round alpine resort within NEOM’s high‑altitude desert terrain.
Trojena Ski Village
NEOM / KSA
Aedas’ Da Wang Jing Plot#2 mixed-use high-rise complex with curved glazed office towers, landscaped podiums and urban green links. Aerial view of Aedas’ Da Wang Jing Plot#2 mixed-use development comprising four Grade‑A office towers and a residential tower with continuous high-performance curtain wall glazing. Curvilinear podiums integrate commercial and exhibition spaces, planted roof decks, internal roads and landscaped buffers forming a permeable urban oasis condition.
Da Wang Jing Mixed-use Development
Beijing / PRC
Aedas’ Pulsa residential villas with sculptural curved glass façades cascading above Repulse Bay, Hong Kong. Oblique hillside view of Aedas’ Pulsa, an eight‑house residential development composed of stepped, low‑rise villa volumes. The buildings feature floor‑to‑ceiling glass curtain walls with pronounced curved corners and horizontal slab lines. Perched against a vegetated slope, the houses are oriented toward sea views within a subtropical coastal context.
Pulsa
Hong Kong / PRC
Aedas’ high-rise mixed-use tower with curved unitised glass façade, cantilevered volumes and integrated podium retail at urban crossroads. Street-level view of an Aedas mixed-use commercial tower featuring floor-to-ceiling curtain wall glazing, stacked and cantilevered office volumes, and a multi-storey podium. The podium integrates retail frontage, double-height glazing, and setback landscape zones along a wide arterial road within a dense urban environment.
Hua Centre Phase II Mixed-use Project
Changsha / PRC
Aedas’ Hengqin International Financial Center in Zhuhai is shown as a sculptural super‑tall tower with four vertical volumes converging into a single crystalline form. The image highlights a sleek glass façade with subtle setbacks and a refined podium, embodying the “Nine Dragons” concept to express convergence, growth, and momentum, while anchoring a new financial skyline within the Greater Bay Area.
Hengqin International Financial Center
Zhuhai / PRC
Aedas’ Heartland 66 mixed‑use development with curved retail podium and high‑rise towers in Wuhan’s CBD. Street‑level view of Aedas’ Heartland 66 showing a curvilinear retail podium with a diamond‑pattern metal façade beneath adjacent high‑rise towers. The podium integrates recessed glazing at ground level and stepped terraces above. Pedestrian hardscape and public forecourt activate the streetscape within Wuhan’s dense, transit‑served urban environment.
Heartland 66
Wuhan / PRC
Nansha Kingboard Plaza
Guangzhou / PRC
Aedas’ Cainiao Headquarters with curved aluminium canopy and low‑E glazed façade in Yuhang, Hangzhou. Front elevation of Aedas’s Cainiao Headquarters showing a layered, curved entrance canopy clad in aluminium with wood‑grain coating. The façade comprises insulated low‑E curtain wall glazing with vertical patterning inspired by a nest motif. A broad pedestrian forecourt and tree planting frame the entrance within a tech‑campus setting.
Cainiao Hangzhou Headquarters & Industry Park Project
Hangzhou / PRC
Aedas’ Hangzhou One Future twin towers with stepped, porous façades and bronze aluminium‑glass envelope in a CBD setting. Street‑level view of Aedas’ Hangzhou One Future showing two symmetrical high‑rise towers with staggered refuge floors forming stepped façades. The buildings are clad in aluminium and glass panels, producing a bronze‑toned curtain wall. A curved entrance canopy addresses the street, integrating office and residential uses within a dense urban context near metro lines.
Hangzhou One Future
Hangzhou / PRC
Aedas’ Chengdu Hyperlane is shown as a 2.4‑kilometre elevated green corridor weaving above a major urban artery, with flowing, ribbon‑like buildings supporting retail and creative uses beneath a landscaped sky park. The image highlights cascading terraces, public art, and an amphitheatre embedded within a continuous linear promenade, creating a vibrant live‑work‑leisure spine that stitches together neighbourhoods and activates the city at multiple levels.
Chengdu Hyperlane
Chengdu / PRC
Aedas’ Nansha IFC twin office towers with slanted glass façades and sky garden overlooking Lingshan Island, Guangzhou. Long‑range view of Aedas’ Nansha IFC showing two high‑rise office towers connected by a sky garden. The towers feature unitised curtain walls with slanted glass panels and rounded corners. Set within a landscaped waterfront park, the development integrates pedestrian routes, green buffers and mixed‑use podium elements in a coastal urban environment.
Nansha IFC
Guangzhou / PRC
Aedas’ Shenzhen Brewtown adaptive‑reuse district with elevated pedestrian bridge, retail streets and integrated urban landscape. Ground‑level view of Aedas’ Shenzhen Brewtown showing adaptive‑reuse commercial streets framed by former industrial buildings. An elevated pedestrian bridge spans between blocks above a landscaped retail corridor. The street integrates planters, shopfront glazing, outdoor seating and public art, forming a walkable urban environment within a high‑density subtropical city context.
Shenzhen Brewtown
Shenzhen / PRC
Aedas’ mixed‑use eco‑park with green‑roof towers, pedestrian corridors and integrated landscape in Shenzhen‑Hong Kong zone. Aerial view of an Aedas‑designed mixed‑use park featuring multiple mid‑ and high‑rise towers with stepped massing and extensive green roofs. Buildings are connected by elevated pedestrian links and shaded walkways. The development integrates open lawns, tree‑lined corridors and water features, forming a continuous landscape network within a dense metropolitan setting.
Shenzhen Construction Industry Ecological & Intelligent Valley Headquarters
Shenzhen / PRC
Hengqin MCC Headquarters Complex (Phase II)
Zhuhai / PRC
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