Shenzhen Bay MixC Phase II by Ippolito Fleitz Group Opens as 151,264 m² Commercial Complex
The Shenzhen Bay MixC Phase II, a commercial project spanning 151,264 m², has been finalized by Ippolito Fleitz Group for CR LAND, with a completion date set for 2025. The initiative was spearheaded by Jose Miso, alongside a team that included Ruth Calimlim and Jacques Chan. Architectural contributions came from The Oval Partnership, KPF, and AG, while landscape architecture was handled by iPD, Grant Associates, JCFO, and ZDG. Lighting design was provided by LB and LPA, with signage from Nippon Design Center and TCIDEA, and wayfinding by Hamen. Photography was done by ZHUDI and Shawn, with curation by 韩爽 - HAN Shuang. The development focuses on enhancing experience, connectivity, and urban integration, marking a transition towards mixed-use social and cultural environments. It falls under the categories of Commercial Architecture and Commercial Interiors.
Key facts
- Shenzhen Bay MixC Phase II was designed by Ippolito Fleitz Group
- The project covers 151,264 m² and is dated 2025
- Client is CR LAND and the city is Shenzhen
- Jose Miso served as project lead for IFG
- Architectural design was by The Oval Partnership, KPF and AG
- Landscape architecture was by iPD, Grant Associates, JCFO and ZDG
- Lighting design was by LB and LPA; signage consultants were Nippon Design Center and TCIDEA
- Photography is by ZHUDI and Shawn; curation by 韩爽 - HAN Shuang
Entities
Artists
- Jose Miso
- Ruth Calimlim
- Jacques Chan
- Tiffany Chan
- Qing Chang
- Joanna Chen
- Anne Gu
- Jichun Gu
- Holiday Guo
- Alice Huang
- Peter Ippolito
- Maggie Jia
- Pedro Manzano
- Yi Li
- Jerry Xu
- Wenso Yang
- Aaron Ye
- Jing Zhang
- Sasha Zhang
- 韩爽 - HAN Shuang
- ZHUDI
- Shawn
Institutions
- Ippolito Fleitz Group
- CR LAND
- The Oval Partnership
- KPF (Kohn Pedersen Fox)
- AG
- iPD (Integrated Planning and Design)
- Grant Associates
- JCFO (James Corner Field Operations)
- ZDG
- LB (Light Bureau)
- LPA (Lighting Planners Associates)
- Nippon Design Center (NDC)
- TCIDEA
- Hamen
- ArchDaily
- China Resources Land
Locations
- Shenzhen
- China