Designed by internationally renowned architect Benjamin Wood, Chongqing Tiandi draws inspiration from Chongqing’s rich mountain-water culture, profound heritage, and long historical texture. It reinterprets ancient mountain villages and old industrial buildings with modern elements like glass and steel, embodying the city’s sophisticated, inclusive, and open cosmopolitan spirit.
Covering an area of 32,000 square meters with a total floor space of about 84,000 square meters, Chongqing Tiandi consists of five exquisitely designed architectural complexes: the high-low villages, cultural theater, stilted buildings, main commercial building, and boutique hotel. It achieves the ultimate integration of shopping and leisure, establishing a new international fashion and entertainment landmark. In the future, it will gather diverse culinary cultures and exotic vibes—Southeast Asian dining and entertainment, bars, cafes, and stylish nightlife—all in Chongqing Tiandi.
Chongqing Tiandi witnesses the fusion of Eastern and Western art.
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