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Lovi Center in Xian, Shaanxi, China

4 July 2023

Design: Aedas

Location: Xi’an, Shaanxi province, China

Images by Aedas

Lovi Center, China

Aedas-designed Xi’an Lovi Center has opened in 2023 June and served as an urban oasis for the city. Located in Xi’an, the project is comprised of a shopping mall, office and hotel towers. Designed to be a vibrant mixed-use destination, Lovi Center has become a unique retail-recreational attraction through the hybrid of public space and greenery.

Injected with vibrancy and envisioned as a garden city, Lovi Center is filled with 100% natural greenery and flowers through podiums, gardens and green belts, marking itself a people-centric location with diverse commercial activities. It creates an immersive experience that consists of art and cultural exhibition, delivering an interactive and inspiring journey for visitors. With various young leisure and recreational brands, Lovi Center is slated to be an iconic retail hub to satisfy the needs of all-age groups.

‘We have designed the project with aesthetics and functionality and brought vitality to the city. We are delighted to see the realisation of it and look forward to seeing the hotel completion next year.’ Global Design Principals Christine Lam and David Clayton share.

Lovi Center in Xian, China – Building Information

Architect: Aedas – https://www.aedas.com/

Project: Lovi Center
Location: Xi’an, PRC
Architect: Aedas
Client: Shaanxi Nan-Feihong Industrial Co., Ltd.
Gross Floor Area: 195,000 sq m
Completion Year: 2023
Design Directors: Christine Lam and David Clayton, Global Design Principals

Renders: Aedas

Lovi Center, Xian, Shaanxi Province images / information received 040723 from Aedas architects office

Location: Xi’an, Shaanxi province, China

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