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A 30-storey residential envelope built as one composition

Guangzhou, China

Location

Guangzhou, China

Project area

110,000 m²

Frame colour

Not specified

Project type

High-rise residential

The idea

Guangzhou Galaxy River Manor

Galaxy River Manor brings system windows and doors, curtain walls and balcony railings together across a 30-storey residential elevation. The repeated balcony edges and glazed openings create a recognisable rhythm at both apartment and tower scale.

The source record confirms 110,000 m², a height of 102 metres and 30 storeys. It also identifies Bucalu system windows and doors alongside curtain walls and balcony railings, while leaving individual model specifications unpublished.

What this home makes possible

Apartment openings contribute to the whole tower

Repeated windows, doors and balcony lines allow individual homes to read as part of a coherent high-rise composition.

Balcony depth breaks down the vertical scale

Layered outdoor edges introduce shadow and depth, helping a 102-metre elevation feel more residential and less monolithic.

A 30-storey envelope needs repeatable coordination

Consistent interfaces and finish logic help several façade systems repeat reliably across 110,000 m² of development.

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