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Vincent Callebaut unveils design for mixed-use complex in Cairo

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Vincent Callebaut Architectures has unveiled the design of the Gate Residence mixed-use complex to be built in Egyptian capital of Cairo.

Integrating a multitude of green architectural features, including a giant solar roof canopy covering the complex’s rooftop terraces and sky villas, the new mixed-use structure combines commercial, retail and residential units within a hyper-connected ecosystem.

The entire estate will be enclosed in a sequence of rectangular volumes arranged around a central boulevard, with a steel mesh canopy enveloping the complete scheme, supporting a series of solar panels, heating tubes and vertical wind-catching tunnels that cascade into the lower courtyards.

When completed, the overall structure would integrate a total of 1,000 apartments spread across nine levels.

Gate Residence will also feature a health club & spa, business centre, visitors lounge for residents, meeting rooms, a kids club, restaurants and cafés, and shops among other amenities.

Together with a range of energy-saving and generating technologies, the new structure will boast a rooftop garden, which would serve as a communal area and a place to exercise.

Residents will also be offered a range of home automation options to maintain minimum energy usage.

Construction on the Gate Residence is set to begin next March, with anticipated completion in 2019.

 

 

Achema Middleeast

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