Xi’an Ling Xi Tai By CINDA Real Estate

Located in Changning New District, Xi 'an, which is not only the last urban new district within the Qinling Mountain protection, but also known as the "city balcony" and "the next Qujiang New District" of Xi 'an, the project enjoys superior location in core regional development and has huge development potential. Within 1.5 kilometers, the living facilities are fully equipped, and the ecological environment is excellent. Besides, the Chang 'an Park covering an area of 2640 acres is only 400 meters away. This axisymmetrical project shows it solemnity and integrates traditional cultural heritage and natural ecology, perfectly interpreting Xi 'an's profound culture. To break people’s common understanding towards a sales center, the design team hopes to create a space with sustainability and future expansion capabilities. Its aims to enhance the visual image and artistic atmosphere by showing future commercial culture, providing art social space, exhibition venue and quality rest places. This will not only provide complete reception and show room, whcih helps full sale in the future, but also create an immersive experience club with Datang Chang 'an theme. With Chang 'an City as cultural background, the design team builds a cultural and creative art exhibition hall with strong academy and historical atmosphere. The concierge on the first floor serves as the reception hall, and the Historical Hall is used as brand exhibition and experience hall. Danfeng Gate shows the way to sand table area, and Hanyuan Hall is the chat area, and Chongwen Hall means the book bar. One of the highlights is that Chongwen Hall is a shared library providing a full library experience, including cultural and creative art exhibition, book brand supply and cultural salon. On the ground floor, there are Wuting Horse and Chariot Hall, the Appreciation Area, the Collection Hall, the Youyuan Children's Area and the Private School at 4:30. The collection hall creates a historical atmosphere like a dialogue with the Tang Dynasty, while the CINDA expedition provides an opportunity for children to use their imagination and creativity.