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New South China Mall

New South China Mall (新华南) in Dongguan in China is het op een na grootste winkelcentrum ter wereld, na de Dubai Mall. Achtergrond Het winkelcentrum heeft een oppervlakte van 890.000 m², waarvan 660.000 m² bestaat uit winkelpanden en andere verkoopvloeren. Het winkelcentrum werd geopend in 2005. In 2007 werd de naam gewijzigd in "New South China Mall, Living City". Het winkelcentrum is onderverdeeld in zeven zones, elk gemodelleerd naar een stad of regio, te weten Amsterdam, Parijs, Rome, Venetië, Egypte, de Caraïben en Californië. Er zijn behalve winkels ook een achtbaan en kopieën van bekende bouwwerken als de Arc de Triomphe. De kosten voor de bouw bedragen circa 1,1 miljard euro. De eigenaar is Dongguan Sanyuan Yinghui Investment & Development. Het winkelcentrum heeft echter te kampen met grote leegstand. Dit komt deels door de locatie. Het winkelcentrum ligt in een buitenwijk van Dongguan, waardoor men er eigenlijk alleen per auto of bus kan komen. Er zijn geen snelwegen nabij het winkelcentrum. Externe links Website van New South China Mall
New South China Mall

New South China Mall (chiń.: 新华南Mall; pinyin: Xin huá nán Mall) – centrum handlowe mieszczące się w Dongguan w Chinach. Jest największym na świecie pod względem powierzchni najmu brutto (659 611 m²) oraz drugim pod względem powierzchni całkowitej (892 000 m²). W ramach kompleksu wybudowano m.in.: repliki Łuku Triumfalnego oraz Dzwonnicy św. Marka; 2,1 km kanał z gondolami; park rozrywki z 553 m kolejką górską. Centrum handlowe zostało otwarte w 2005 roku. Od samego początku kompleks miał poważne problemy, gdyż nie było chętnych do wynajęcia powierzchni handlowych - ponad 90% centrum nadal pozostaje pusta. Jedynie 47 na 2350 lokali jest wynajętych (stan na 2011). W 2007 centrum zmieniło właściciela z Dongguan Sanyuan Yinghui Investment & Development na Founder Group (oddział Uniwersytetu Pekińskiego), zmieniając również nazwę z South China Mall na New South China Mall, Living City. Zobacz też The Dubai Mall – największe na świecie centrum handlowe pod względem całkowitej powierzchni martwe centrum handlowe Przypisy
New South China Mall

O South China Mall é o maior shopping center do mundo. Está localizado em Dongguan, norte de Hong Kong. Trata-se de um dos grandes centros de entretenimento da Ásia. Construção A construção do shopping se iniciou em outubro de 2002, no próspero cinturão industrial da localidade de Dongguan. O empreendedor é a Dongguan San Yuan Ying Hui Investment and Development Co., e o proprietário é Alex Wu, um bilionário local. O projeto logo contou com o apoio de cerca de 500 empresas de diversas partes do mundo, que logo perceberam o imenso potencial do projeto. As obras foram concluídas em 2005, ano em que o Shopping abriu suas portas. O valor total das obras foi orçado em cerca de U$ 2.5 Bilhões. "Eles usaram os princípios dos melhores shoppings dos EUA e os puseram em um contexto local", afirma James Wang, da americana Joseph Wong Design Associates, uma das diversas firmas da China, Europa e América do Norte que contribuíram com o design. Shopping O South China Mall é um centro interno e externo com algumas lojas voltadas para as calçadas. As lojas de departamentos âncoras se erguem em cinco andares. O shopping possuí espaço suficiente para até 2.350 lojas, destas quais, 11 âncoras, em cerca de 659.612 metros quadrados de área comercial e 892.000 metros quadrados de área total. O South China Mall possui sete "zonas" modeladas sobre cidades e regiões internacionais, como: San Francisco, Amsterdã, Avenida Champs Elysees em Paris, Caribe e Venice Beach na Califórnia. "Tudo é feito com tamanha autenticidade que você realmente pensa que está lá", diz Ian Thomas, presidente da Thomas Consultants de Vancouver, baseada em British Columbia. O complexo conta, ainda, com dois hotéis: O Shangri-la Hotel, de uma das grandes redes de hotéis da ásia; Nille Villa International, com 15 andares. Ambos os empreendimentos são 5 estrelas. Ver também Shopping center Referências Ligações externas Página Oficial
New South China Mall

New South China Mall (произносится Нью Саут Чайна Молл, примерно переводится как «Новый торговый центр Южного Китая», кит. трад. 新華南MALL, пиньинь синьхуанань-молл) — торговый центр в китайском городе Дунгуань (провинция Гуандун), один из крупнейших в мире. Торговый центр под названием South China Mall (с англ. — «Торговый центр Южного Китая») был открыт в бедном рабочем пригороде Дунгуаня в 2005 году и имеет 1500 (согласно официальному сайту — 2350) торговых точек общей площадью 659 612 м² (площадь всех помещений — 892 000 м²), что делает его крупнейшим объектом подобного рода по общей арендуемой площади. Тем не менее, в течение первых четырёх лет работы центра функционировали менее 1 % торговых точек, а к концу первой декады своего существования — не более 10 %, вследствие чего New South China Mall окрестили «мёртвым торговым центром». В сентябре 2007 года к названию центра добавилось слово New (с англ. — «Новый»). Здание имеет пять этажей, стоимость его строительства составила 1,3 миллиарда долларов США. Здание построено на бывших пахотных землях, заказчик проекта и первый владелец — миллионер Ху Гуйжун (Алекс Ху). В декабре 2006 года центр был продан компании Founder Group. Центр разделён на семь зон, стилизованных под Амстердам, Париж, Рим, Венецию, Египет, Карибы и Калифорнию. Достопримечательностями магазина являются 25-метровая парижская Триумфальная арка, египетский сфинкс, уменьшенная копия венецианской кампанилы собора Святого Марка, каналы с гондолами общей протяжённостью 2,1 километра, американские горки длиной 553 метра, аттракцион типа Drop tower, фонтан. В 2009 году американский режиссёр-документалист Сэм Грин снял фильм Utopia in Four Movements, одна из частей которого посвящена New South China Mall. См. также На Викискладе есть медиафайлы по теме New South China Mall Список крупнейших зданий и сооружений мира Список крупнейших торговых центров Список торговых центров Китая Пузырь на китайском рынке недвижимости (2005—2011) Примечания
Luk Yeung Galleria

Luk Yeung Galleria (Chinese: 綠楊坊), formally known as Luk Yeung Sun Chuen Mall, is one of the largest shopping centres in Tsuen Wan, New Territories, Hong Kong, located in Luk Yeung Sun Chuen, above MTR Tsuen Wan station. It has a total area of 16,500 square metres (178,000 ft2). It was developed in 1983 by a consortium of property developers, including MTR Corporation, Hong Kong Land, Jardine Matheson Holdings and Kiu Kwong. Location Luk Yeung Galleria has direct access from the MTR Tsuen Wan station and footbridges connecting major shopping centres in Tsuen Wan and a bus interchange, which brings large numbers of people to the shopping centre. References External links Official website
Shenzhen People's Hospital

Shenzhen People's Hospital (Traditional Chinese: 深圳市人民醫院; Simplified Chinese: 深圳市人民医院). The hospital is the oldest hospital in modern Shenzhen and a Chinese national Tertiary A (Grade III Class A) hospital. It was founded in 1946 and renamed to its current name in 1979. The hospital is a non-directly affiliated teaching hospital of Jinan University and a directly affiliated hospital of Southern University of Science and Technology. It currently has four major campuses: the First Outpatient Department (locally known as the "门诊部"), the Liuyi Department and Second Outpatient Department (locally known as the "留醫部"), the Longhua Branch, and the Bantian Campus. The Liuyi Department is the main campus, located at Dongmen North Road 1017, Luohu District; the First Outpatient Department is located at Shennan East Road 3046 in Luohu District; the Longhua Branch is located at 101 Longguan East Road, Longhua Subdistrict, Longhua District; and the Bantian Campus is located in Bantian Subdistrict, Longgang District. The hospital covers a total land area of 132,700 square meters, with a floor area of 477,400 square meters, and has 3,085 open beds in total. History Shenzhen People's Hospital was founded in 1946. Its predecessor was the Bao'an County Health Center, which was originally located together with the county government in Nantou. At that time, the hospital site was in an temple with rudimentary conditions. In December 1953, it moved with the county government to Caiwuwei Village in Shenzhen Town. At that time, the hospital had only a single small Western-style building, only 23 beds, and only 40 medical staff. It was later renamed Bao'an County People's Hospital. Transportation Liuyi Department Metro Shenzhen Metro: Cuizhu Station Bus At the Liuyi Department, public bus routes serving the hospital include 3, 64, 113, 211, 306, 333, 351, M102, M103, M199, M348, M399, M407, M437, M508, M526, and E11. Nearby, the Cuizhuyuan stop is served by bus routes 2, 57, 62, 83, 107, 203, 333, M348, and M482. First Outpatient Department Metro Shenzhen Metro: Laojie Station Bus For the First Outpatient Department, bus routes stopping at “Outpatient Department Stop 1” include 10, 29, 85, 104, 223, M103, M133, M190, and M191. Bus routes stopping at “Outpatient Department Stop 2” include 113, 203, 312, and M156. Longhua Branch Bus For the Longhua Branch, bus routes serving the “People's Hospital Longhua Branch” stop include 312, 624, 882, M112, M152, M199, M263, M269, M282, M354, M378, M392, M401, M424, M503, M538, M548, E36, E37, E40, and B920. References
Peking University Shenzhen Hospital

Peking University Shenzhen Hospital (Chinese: 北京大学深圳医院), locally abbreviated as Beida Hospital (北大医院), is a public poly-hospital invested in and built by the Shenzhen Municipal Government. It is a teaching hospital located in the People's Republic of China in Guangdong Shenzhen Futian District. The hospital opened at the end of 1999, originally named "Shenzhen Central Hospital", and changed to its current name in 2000. The hospital covers an area of 59,000 square meters, with a total floor area of about 220,000 square meters. As of December 31, 2022, the hospital reported 1,851 available beds and 56 clinical and medical technology departments. They plan on adding a north wing (named the Shenzhen Xinhua Hospital) and an east wing (the Shenshan Hospital) with an estimated 5,000 beds. History In October 2000, the Shenzhen Municipal Government signed a cooperation agreement with Peking University, after which the hospital was incorporated into the management system of Peking University affiliated hospitals and renamed “Peking University Shenzhen Hospital”. In 2011, the hospital was rated as a Grade III Class A hospital. As of 2016, the hospital had cumulatively served more than 31 million patients. The hospital's outpatient volume has consistently ranked among the highest in Shenzhen, with an average daily outpatient and emergency volume of 8,000 visits, peaking at over 10,000 visits. Campuses It has also established the Beida Shenzhen Hospital Shenshan Outpatient Department in the Shenshan Special Cooperation Zone. It began operations in August 2020. In December 2021, Shenzhen Xinhua Hospital (planned capacity: 2,500 beds) was handed over to PKUSZH for operation and management, and was reported to have been put into use at the end of 2024. References
Disney's Hollywood Hotel

Disney's Hollywood Hotel is one of three hotels at Hong Kong Disneyland Resort in Penny's Bay, Lantau Island, Hong Kong. It officially opened with the resort on Monday, 12 September, 2005. It has a Hollywood Art Deco theme and contains over 600 guest rooms. The rooms contain three options: standard rooms, deluxe rooms, and sea-view rooms. All room types have two themes that could be chosen from, including Mickey and Friends, and Marvel. Rooms also have the option of being wheelchair accessible. It is in the Islands District. Theme The garden of the hotel is decorated with a Hollywood theme. Decorations include classic cars from the 1930s, a pavement decorated as a strip of film, names of roads and highways, and a sign similar to the Hollywood Sign in California. The hotel itself has an Art Deco style, and is themed to the 1930 golden age of movies. The hotel is vaguely U-shaped, with Hidden Mickeys that are hidden throughout the site for guests to find. Facilities The hotel features a complementary children's arcade called Malibu Games, featuring air hockey and other activities, and an outdoor children's playground. There is also a Piano Pool, which includes a waterslide. Hollywood & Dine, a previous restaurant, is the location for most of the hotel's indoor activities, such as arts and crafts and movie knights. Celebrity Gifts, the gift shop within the hotel, sells plush, toys, pins, and other Hong Kong Disneyland exclusive merchandise. Restaurants There are two restaurants in the hotel. Ink and Plate, a buffet style restaurant, and The Archivist, a full-service bar with specialty drinks, snacks, and food. See also Hong Kong Disneyland Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel Disney's Hotel New York, Disneyland Resort Paris, Paris Disney's Ambassador Hotel, Tokyo Disney Resort, Chiba References External links Disney's Hollywood Hotel Official site
Disney's Hollywood Hotel

Disney's Hollywood Hotel est l'un des deux hôtels du Hong Kong Disneyland Resort ouvert en même temps que le parc à thème. Le thème L'hôtel adopte le thème d'Hollywood des années 1930 avec un mélange d'art déco et de design élancé, baptisé style « paquebot ». Les bâtiments L'immeuble est en forme de U. Les services de l'hôtel Les chambres L'hôtel compte 502 chambres réparties dans les 6 étages du bâtiment. Les restaurants et bars La plupart des restaurants sont situés dans l'aile droite (sud) de l'hôtel. Chef Mickey est un restaurant de cuisine internationale, semblable à son homonyme de Disney Village à Paris. L'animation est effectuée non pas par les personnages Disney mais par les chefs eux-mêmes. Le décor en acier chromé reprend abondamment les oreilles de Mickey. Il peut accueillir 280 personnes. Studio Lounge est un café d'ambiance art déco situé dans le hall et propose des cocktails, des boissons chaudes et aussi des sandwichs. Sunset Terrace est une brasserie proposant des plats chinois et asiatiques ainsi que des viandes grillées en bordure du jardin. Hollywood & Dine est un autre café avec sandwichs et boissons au centre du bâtiment. Piano Pool Bar est comme son nom l'indique le bar situé au bord de la piscine. La boutique Celebrity Gifts propose des articles Disney et sur les légendes d'Hollywood. Les activités possibles Hollywood Gardens est un jardin de 8,5 ha débutant au creux de l'hôtel et se poursuivant jusqu'à la mer. Il regroupe diverses activités de loisirs ou de détente. Avenue of the Stars et Hollywood Freeway sont des reproductions des célèbres routes et autoroutes de Los Angeles. Classic Cars: des voitures d'"époque" permettant de rouler sur les routes. Sign of the Times: des panneaux des rues de Los Angeles. Piano Pool est une piscine en forme de piano avec un toboggan pour les enfants. Elle est située juste au bout du U de l'hôtel. Notes et références Liens externes Ressource relative à l'audiovisuel : Disney A to Z Portail de l’architecture et de l’urbanisme Portail de l’hôtellerie Portail de Disney Portail de Hong Kong
Dongguan TBA Tower

Le Dongguan TBA Building est un gratte-ciel à Dongguan, construit en 2013. Historique Le Dongguan TBA Building mesure 349 mètres et compte 68 étages. Sa spécificité repose sur des façades à haute capacité thermique conférant au bâtiment une auto ventilation et une grande économie énergétique exemplaire.[réf. nécessaire] Il est à ce jour la plus haute tour de Dongguan. Sa structure a été terminée fin 2011, et le bâtiment fut totalement achevé en fin d'année 2013. Notes Film d'animation du projet du TBA Building à Dongguan Page sur Emporis Page sur Skyscrapercenter.com Page sur Skyscraperpage.com Références Portail des gratte-ciel Portail du bâtiment et des travaux publics Portail de la Chine
Dongguan TBA Tower

La Dongguan TBA Tower (in cinese: 东莞台商大厦) è un grattacielo nella città-prefettura di Dongguan, in Cina. L'edificio, la cui sigla TBA nome deriva dalla Taiwan Businessmen Association di Dongguan, è stato progettato dall'architetto francese Hervé Tordjman insieme allo studio di architettura HTA-Architecture & Partners. Note Voci correlate Grattacieli più alti della Cina Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su Dongguan TBA Tower Collegamenti esterni (EN) Dongguan TBA Tower, su Skyscraper Center.
Sands Macao

Sands Macao (kinesisk: 金沙娛樂場) er et casinohotel i Macao. Det ejes og drives af Sands China, som er et datterselskab til Las Vegas Sands Corporation. Det har et kasinoareal på 20.600 m², og et hotel med 51 suiter for for VIP-gæster. Det få rum viser at de fleste besøgende er kinesere på dagsbesøg. Casinoet åbnede den 18. maj 2004, og det har gået så godt at alle lån var betalt i maj 2005. Året efter blev der gennemført en stor udvidelse af kasonoet. Casino har 740 spilleborde hvilket er en verdensrekord. Eksterne henvisninger officiel hjemmeside
Sands Macao

Sands Macao (Chinese: 金沙娛樂場) is a hotel and casino resort located in Sé, Macau, SAR - China. It is owned and operated by the Las Vegas Sands Corporation, and was designed by Steelman Partners, LLP. It comprises a 229,000 square feet (21,300 m2) casino, and a 289-suite hotel. History The casino opened on May 18, 2004 at a cost of $240 million. All of the mortgage bonds that were issued to finance construction were paid off in May 2005. In 2006, the casino completed an expansion increasing the casino from 165,000 sq ft (15,300 m2) to 229,000 sq ft (21,300 m2). At the time of its opening, Las Vegas Sands chairman Sheldon Adelson had said that his company would soon be a mainly Chinese enterprise, and that Las Vegas should be called "America's Macau". The president and chief operating officer of Las Vegas Sands Corporation predicted on February 12, 2007 that Macau's gaming revenue has topped that of the Las Vegas Strip and will more than double again by 2010. A new hotel tower opened in late 2007, bringing the property's total room count to 289. Gallery See also Gambling in Macau Sands Hotel and Casino List of integrated resorts References External links Official website
Sands Macao

Sands Macao (en chino tradicional, 金沙娛樂場) es un casino y hotel de 130 metros de altura y 23 pisos localizado en la península de Macao, Macao.​ Es operado y propiedad de Las Vegas Sands Corporation, y fue diseñado por Paul Steelman Design Group.​ se compone de un casino de 229 000 pies cuadrados (21 275 m²), un hotel de 51 suites VIP. Este casino recibe visitantes de todo el mundo, especialmente de la China continental, quienes no necesitan quedarse en los hoteles. El director de Las Vegas Sands Sheldon Adelson, el sexto hombre más rico del mundo, ha dicho que su compañía pronto será una empresa principalmente china, y que Las Vegas debería de llamarse "La Macao de América".​ El presidente y director de operaciones de Las Vegas Sands Corporation argumentó el 12 de febrero de 2007 que Macao ha pasado al Strip de Las Vegas y lo doblará en cantidad de casinos en 2010.​ Historia El casino abrió el 18 de mayo de 2004 a un costo de 240 millones de dólares. Todos los bonos hipotecarios que se emitieron para financiar la construcción se pagaron en mayo de 2005.​ En el 2006, el casino completó una expansión e incremento el tamaño del casino de 165 000 pies cuadrados (15 329 m²) a 229 000 pies cuadrados (21 275 m²).​ Sólo el casino contiene 740 mesas de juego, convirtiéndolo en el segundo casino con más mesas de juego en el mundo después de que el Palazzo Las Vegas, también de la misma compañía, lo destronara del primer lugar en diciembre de 2007.​ Hotel Sands Macao El 29 de septiembre de 2007, Sheldon Adelson de Las Vegas Sands Corp. anunció que abriría su segundo hotel, el Sands Macau, en Macao en octubre. Mark Brown, presidente de Sands Macao y el Hotel Venetian Macau Resort dijo: "Ahora estamos en una posición única en Macao de ofrecer todas las comodidades necesarias como un destino para atraer a una amplia gama de visitantes que se hospeden varias noches."​ Referencias Véase también Categoría:Casinos de Macao Anexo:Edificios más altos de Macao Lista de casinos en Macao Juegos de azar en Macao Grand Lisboa Wynn Macau The Venetian (Macao) Enlaces externos Sands Macao - Sitio web
Sands Macao

Le Sands Macao est un casino situé à Macao en République populaire de Chine et appartenant au groupe Las Vegas Sands. Historique Le marché des casinos a historiquement été négligé sous l'ère portugaise, cantonné aux salles de jeux et paris de trottoirs, et contrôlé par les mafias locales. Pendant quarante ans, les casinos de Macao sont sous le monopole de Stanley Ho. En 2001, le gouvernement chinois lance un appel d'offres pour construire un nouveau casino à Macao. Le Sands Macao est le premier casino à briser le monopole de Stanley Ho. Il est aussi le premier projet de développement du groupe Las Vegas Sands en Asie. Le casino ouvre le 18 mai 2004, pour un coût de 240 millions de dollars. Le jour de son ouverture, une rumeur court que le casino distribue des jetons gratuits de $25 pour célébrer son ouverture. Une foule estimée à 20.000 a chahuté l'inauguration pour profiter de la fausse annonce. Toutes les obligations hypothécaires qui ont été émises pour financer la construction sont payés en mai 2005. En 2006, le casino est agrandi pour passer de 15 300 m2 à 21 300 m2. Le Sands Macao est le premier casino dirigé par un groupe américain à Macao. En 2007, le groupe Las vegas Sands ouvre un nouvel établissement, le Venetian Macao Resort. En février 2019, le casino ouvre une salle de poker. En août 2019, le Asian American Entertainment Corp (AAEC) porte plainte contre le Sands Macao pour non-respect des clauses de la licence de jeux, et réclame douze milliards de dollars de réparation. Description Le Sands Macao offre 21.300 m2 de surface de jeux, 700 tables de jeux, 1.200 machines à sous, et une tour hotel de 289 chambres. Réalisé par Steelman Partners, il appartient au groupe Las Vegas Sands. Ses revenus sont plus importants que les revenus du Sands Las Vegas. Prix 2009, 2011 : Macau's Leading Casino Resort par World Travel Awards Notes & Références Liens externes Site officiel Ressources relatives à l'architecture : The Skyscraper Center Structurae Portail des gratte-ciel Portail des jeux Portail de l’hôtellerie Portail de Macao