Nov 3, 2022
Breaking the “no man’s land” in the field of construction technology, a “giant ship in the sky” was born in Songjiang, the source of G60 Rafael Sky City in the Yangtze River Delta. Today, the beautiful G60 Rafael Sky City has become a regional landmark in Songjiang. With the accelerated construction of the second phase of the project, in the future, Rafael Sky City with a total length of 1.5 kilometers and a total construction area of 1 million square meters will become a new business card for the construction of Shanghai Science and Technology Center, the crowning touch for the construction of G60 Rafael Sky City in the Yangtze River Delta, and even a world-class urban industrial corridor.
G60 Rafael Sky City is constructed in two phases, of which the first phase started construction in September 2015 and was put into use on April 30, 2021. The project includes 10 buildings, all of which are 80 meters high, connected by high corridors with aluminum structures, which are magnificent.
In the process of construction, many engineering technologies have no standards to follow, all of which are the first in the industry. The roof of the Rafael Sky City is the largest aluminum alloy reticulated shell structure in the world at present. After 12 simulated wind tunnel experiments, the complex structure with the ups and downs of Rafael Sky City finally appeared. Today, there are 3 million aviation rivets on the top of 150,000 square meters, and the installation accuracy is 0.2 mm, all of which are operated by hand, like “embroidery” in the air.

G60 Rafael Sky City
After the completion of the first phase of Rafael Sky City, it not only attracted a number of headquarters-type and innovative projects, but also gathered a large number of brand businesses. It quickly became an attractive scenic spot famous online and a new hot spot of urban consumption in Songjiang New City, and became an important carrier of Songjiang Science and Technology Innovation Highland and “integration of production and city, development of city by industry”.
The project will build 12 high-rise buildings about 80 meters high, which are also connected by aluminum structure corridors. The second phase of the project is expected to complete the capping of all main structures in May 2023 and it will end in 2025.
Company: Office of the joint meeting of G60 S&T Innovation Valley of Yangtze River Delta
Contact: Li Feng
Email: [email protected]
Tel: +8620 3826 4836
Website: http://g60.songjiang.gov.cn/WebSite/Default.aspx
Country: China
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