Hello! Today, I'll take you on a tour of a truly unique architectural wonder located near Shanghai Railway Station – the Tian'an Qianshu Mall. Designed by a British architect, this structure is comprised of 1000 columns and 400 steps, each adorned with a tree.
Drawing inspiration from China's Yellow...
Exploring Shanghai's Tian'an Qianshu Mall: 1000 Columns & Sky Garden
From the bustling rail corridors near Shanghai to the eye catching Tian'an Qianshu Mall, this tour introduces a truly singular piece of modern architecture: a sky garden built from 1000 columns and 400 steps, each step graced with a tree. Designed by a British architect and inspired by the rugged Yellow Mountains and the legendary Hanging Gardens of Babylon, the structure sits near Shanghai Railway Station and is meant to evoke a distant mountain silhouette when viewed from afar. The arrangement of the steps creates an otherworldly, almost extraterrestrial vibe, a design choice that has sparked debate and curiosity among observers. The video guides viewers through a Riverside Path, then a walking tour to observe the exterior from various angles, and finally an interior exploration of the mall area, including the rooftop terrace and an evening Riverside stroll. The journey blends architectural design, urban space usage, and bold aesthetic choices, highlighting how a contemporary project
Attractions in this video: Tian'an Qianshu, Shanghai Railway Station, Huangshan, Hanging Gardens Of Babylon