The regional headquarters for LucasFilm designed by Aedas bags the Best Futura Projects (Gold) at this year’s MIPIM Asia Awards 2011.

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November 28th, 2011
The CX 2-1 in Singapore recently received the Best Futura Projects (Gold) at the MIPIM Asia Awards 2011.
Designed by Andrew Bromberg, Executive Director at Aedas, CX 2-1 is a boundary-pushing piece of sustainable architecture that will house the regional headquarters of entertainment company LucasFilm when completed in late 2012.
The innovative tapering horseshoe structure exudes a visionary appeal with its sleek appearance and is raised above ground for privacy of the workspaces above. There are planting and green terraces on the exposed wing faces, and the open space is landscaped in a natural and overgrown manner.
In addition to the win for CX 2-1, Aedas also swept up the Best Chinese Futura Projects (Bronze) for its Olympia 66 project, a 221,900sqm retail development in Dalian, China inspired by the auspicious Tai Chi twin carps.

Olympia 66 in Dalian, China by Aedas.
The MIPIM awards, which was held during the recent 3-day MIPIM Asia real estate exhibition and conference in Hong Kong, is now in its 5th edition and is given out in recognition of outstanding real estate projects in the Asia Pacific.
Top image: The CX 2-1
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