Aerial View of Longyun Cultural and Art City
The site is bounded by Qushan Road to the north and an urban arterial road to the west, and meets the riverside landscape belt to the south-east, reaching forward to Juyue Lake (the city-centre section of the Mi River) — a clear geographical advantage. The planned site area is 55.26 mu (about 3.7 ha, excluding the plaza) with a floor area of over 42,000 m². Its business mix spans antiques, calligraphy and painting, scholar’s rocks, tourist goods and services, handicrafts, flowers and birds, fishing gear, tea ceremony, leisure, bars and education.
Master Plan
Golden City: holding mountains and water, stepping down in tiers, rooted in culture and centred on people. The site lies in a golden triangle, and its plan takes the shape of the Chinese character “金” (gold). The city looks out to Qu Mountain in the distance and to the Mi River nearby; the bustle within forms a living scroll of landscape and city life.
Street Frontage Rendering
Buildings in the Tang style give the “ancient city” a grand and imposing presence.
Single Building
Groundbreaking Ceremony
In October 2008, Fan Shengdong, the lead designer, held the groundbreaking ceremony with county leaders and the developer.
After Completion
Night View of Longyun Cultural City
Opening Day
South Gate of the Cultural City
Building Details Under Construction
Landscape Within the Cultural City
Plaque of Sunslion Design
Life in the City
