Night club is situated beneath the zhengjia shopping center in the tianhe district of guangzhou. It combines various styles and themes to cohesively conceive the eclectic night club design. The design by the Métis Agency perfectly captures counterpoint of East and West, traditional and cutting edge.

Whisky Bar Lang Club

Whisky Bar Lang Club

Four Seasons Lang Club

Dj Stage Bar Lang Club

Main Bar Lang Club

Main Bar Lang Club

Public Toilet Lang Club

Public Toilet Lang Club

The Box Lang Club

Sushi Bar Lang Club

Sushi Bar Lang Club

Wine Bar Lang Club

Wine Bar Lang Club

Cigar Bar Lang Club

Yue vip Lang Club

Corridor Lang Club

Corridor Lang Club

Entry Lang Club

Entry Lang Club

credit: Metis Design Agency

The building stands tall above the Pearl River in the industrial city of Guangzhou, and the reflection of the skyscraper on the water creates a figure 8, a number and symbol highly auspicious in China. It will be used for commerce with the functions of office, research and development and logistics. At 453 feet high, the impressive 33-storey doughnut features an inner hole 164 feet in diameter. Around the void, the building has 85,000 m2 of gross space arranged over 33 above-grade floors. The first six floors house retail space, while the eighth through 30th floors are rentable office space. The 31st through 33rd floors house the headquarter offices of Hongda Xingye Group, a privately owned chemical and energy firm, and the seventh floor—directly below the void—is the trading hall for the Guangdong Plastic Exchange, an electronic stock exchange for raw plastic materials.

Facts:

Official Name: Guangzhou Circle
Country: China
City: Guangzhou
Building Function: office
Structural Material:steel
Start of Construction: 2011
Completion: 2013

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credit:  llee_wu

credit:  llee_wu

credit: Forgemind ArchiMedia

credit: Forgemind ArchiMedia

credit: Forgemind ArchiMedia

Passenger rail line reduced the 1069 km journey between the largest cities in central and southern China Wuhan – Guangzhou to 3 hours, shortens the original route more than seven and a half hours by using CRH2 train. The CRH2 is one of the high speed trains in China. Trains reach top speeds of 350 km/h and average 310 km/h for the whole journey. The train is capable of a speed of 394.2 kilometers per hour, which is the fastest train in service in the world. You can book a seats online : First Seat: $83 Second Seat: $132