The governments of China and Singapore came together to project and build a model city, scalable and replicable, environmentally respectful and socially balanced. The new city is being built for 350,000 inhabitants, in a large free space in the coastal area of Tianjin, 40 kilometres from the city centre. It has been divided into five eco-districts, each with urban services and business networks to offer work, recreation and culture easily accessible from every home.
The maternity and children hospital for Tianjin Eco-City will have 55,000 m2 and 375 beds. The building is projected from a grid that allows modular spaces. Natural light and contact with the outside are fundamental in the conception of the final volume. Therefore, the proposal is a hospital formed by a platform in which diagnostic and treatment services are organized, and by a tower that houses the hospitalization rooms and the intensive care unit. The entire structure moves to one side of the site to create a large park that complements the green areas of this new district in developing. The tower, meanwhile, takes advantage of natural light and distant views.
Pinearq, IPPR International Engineering Corporation
Albert de Pineda, Raúl García, Álvaro Valcarce, Juan García, Lluís Hernández, Carla Romagosa, Jenicá Craiu, Alexandra Demetriu, Marcial Novo
Pinearq
Anyue Rd, Binhai Xinqu, Tianjin Eco-City (China)
55.000 m2
Sino-Singapore Tianjin Eco-City

