Huawei's Largest R & D Center in the World, Lianqiu Lake R & D Center in Shanghai, Is Fully Completed
TapTechNews July 11th news, according to the information quoted by the News Office of the Qingpu District People's Government in Shanghai from Shangguan News today, on July 9th, 2024, the Huawei Shanghai Qingpu project has been completely built and officially named Huawei Lianqiu Lake R & D Center.
Inside the R & D center, all the partition signboards of the 'Lianqiu Lake R & D Center' have been installed in place. The R & D center is divided into multiple areas, and the internal roads, small trains, elevated overpasses, etc. are all connected; the bridge projects such as the Moon Bridge, Rainbow Bridge, and Arch Bridge across Lianqiu Lake are in the final stage; the greening projects at the corners and edges in the park are also in the final stage, and Lianqiu Lake has begun to store water.
TapTechNews queried the publicly available information summary. The Huawei Lianqiu Lake R & D Center project is located in Xicen Community, Jinze Town, Qingpu District, which is a key project in Shanghai and also a highlight project of the Xicen Science and Technology Innovation Center in the Yangtze River Delta Integration Demonstration Zone. It is expected to be put into operation this year.
Huawei Lianqiu Lake R & D Center covers an area of 400 acres (about 161.87 hectares), with a total construction area of 2.06 million square feet (about 191,370 square meters) and a total investment of over 10 billion yuan. After completion, it will become the largest R & D center of Huawei globally, gathering diversified functions such as enterprise office, R & D pilot test, technology incubation, production services, and supporting residence, to create a complex industrial community.
It can be seen from the concept plan that the entire Huawei Lianqiu Lake R & D Center will take the water system as the center and create 7 architectural complexes with their own characteristics, including square towns, urban blocks, mountain top settlements, forest towns, urban university courtyards, urban classic axes, and water towns, etc., and be connected by small trains and landscape loops.