The 320,000-sf, five-story office building will feature a 15,000-sf indoor botanic garden, and will take a "green" architecture approach. Construction on the project, which is expected to cost a total of $35 million, is slated to begin sometime in 2001. It will be marketed to high-tech clients, according to Liz Marchetta, marketing coordinator for Mulvanny.
Mulvanny, which has designed upwards of 20 projects in China, is also one of three finalists for the Shanghai International Passenger Terminal, a 2.36 million-sf complex that will include a 600-room hotel, residential units, convention and conference facilities, office and retail space. Marchetta says a decision is expected in November.
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