In the core area of Zhongguancun, China’s most intensive resource for innovation and entrepreneurship, the Chuangye Street with a total length of only 220m is like a blood vessel which is surging to deliver oxygen to the fast-running city.
Completed in September 2020 and located at the north exit of Chuangye Street, the Inno. EcoSLab, which was designed and renovated by QUCESS, provides the city and the urbanite with a unique space open for 24-hours a day. In addition to the obvious mix-used functional space, it is more like a small energy pump, injecting energy into the city’s respiration, and jointly completing its daily metabolism.
At the same time, this is also an omnidirectional practice of QUCESS on its metabolic design concept.