Project Description:

The project is located in Luanda, the capital of Angola in Africa, with obvious difference in elevation between north and south, 500m from luanda port in the north. As a feature of the new era, the design of Chinese embassies abroad reflects the design concepts of "ritual system" in traditional Chinese culture. The overall emphasis is on the symmetry of the central axis. From the inside to the outside, the design reflects the spatial extension and the progressive relationship between the inside and the outside at different levels.

The center of the campus is the external reception office building. In the north side, the central Lawn is combined with the multi-function hall of the office building as the venue for activities. In the north side, the activity center is arranged. The other functional buildings are arranged on both sides of the central axis in combination with the landscape design, and some development land is reserved. The consular section is arranged in the southwest corner to avoid the intersection with the stream of tourists at the main entrance.

The project has well handled the relationship between the building and the site, reflecting the sense of ceremony of the embassy district, with efficient streamline, reasonable function, and clear division inside and outside the site.