Located in the heart ofShenzhen’s Bao’an Districtalong the scenic Qianhai Bay, OCT Ruiwan Tower sets a new benchmark for luxury hospitality and urban innovation in the Greater Bay Area. Led by Aedas Founder and Chairman Keith Griffiths and Executive Director Chris Chen, the 51-storey tower integrates Grade-A offices, vibrant retail spaces, and the prestigious St. Regis Hotel, establishing itself as a significant landmark in one of China’s most influential economic zones.
▲ 得天独厚的区位优势
Privileged site location
▲ 大湾区的重要地标
Important landmarks in the Greater Bay Area
▲ 坐拥前海湾的壮丽景色
Providing stunning views of Qianhai Bay
Surrounded by high-rise buildings, the tower is thoughtfully oriented along the central axis of Bao’an District to create a welcoming public realm and minimise direct confrontation with neighbouring buildings. To maximise views from the hotel rooms on the upper floors, the design innovatively rotates the tower by 45 degrees, creating two primary façades that directly face the Qianhai Bay.
▲ 塔楼旋转45度以最大化景观视野
Tower rotated by 45 degrees to maximise views
The tower’sfaçade features silver aluminium plates and glazed curtain walls, exuding elegance and simplicity. Its intricate vertical ribbing and finely detailed cornersfurther enhance its architectural appeal, making the tower a striking addition to Shenzhen’s skyline.
Officially opened in 2025, the St. Regis Shenzhen Bao'an occupies the upper floors of the OCT Ruiwan Tower. As Marriott International’s milestone 600th hotel in Greater China and the first St. Regis in Qianhai Bay, it offers an unparalleled hospitality experience. The hotel features 289 luxurious rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows, providing stunning views of Qianhai Bay and the vibrant cityscape below.
▲ 酒店俯瞰前海湾景观
Spectacular views of Qianhai Bay from the hotel
▲ 酒店俯瞰前海湾景观
Spectacular views of Qianhai Bay from the hotel
了瑞吉品牌的优雅与精致。位于35层的双层挑高空中大堂为宾客营造出尊贵而独特的抵达体验。
The hotel entrance showcases a warm palette of architectural materials and colour combinations, reflecting the elegance and refinement of the St. Regis brand. The double-height sky lobby on the 35th floor creates a grand and exclusive arrival experience for guests.
Guests can enjoy world-class amenities, including a 215 m sky lounge, a cantilevered sky garden, all-day dining, a fitness centre, a swimming pool, and a spa. A 770 sq m ballroom with a kinetic façade system and natural lighting, located on the 3rd floor of the podium, is designed to accommodate a variety of events and activities.
▲ 悬挑式空中花园
Cantilevered sky garden
▲ 户外餐饮空间
Outdoor dining spaces
▲ 户外餐饮空间
Outdoor dining spaces
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与城市无缝衔接
Seamless connectivity and urban integration
Guests can enjoy world-class amenities, including a 215 m sky lounge, a cantilevered sky garden, all-day dining, a fitness centre, a swimming pool, and a spa. A 770 sq m ballroom with a kinetic façade system and natural lighting, located on the 3rd floor of the podium, is designed to accommodate a variety of events and activities.
▲ 办公入口大堂
Officeentrance lobby
▲ 裙楼连桥接驳城市周边
Retail podium connects to various urban functions
Guests can enjoy world-class amenities, including a 215 m sky lounge, a cantilevered sky garden, all-day dining, a fitness centre, a swimming pool, and a spa. A 770 sq m ballroom with a kinetic façade system and natural lighting, located on the 3rd floor of the podium, is designed to accommodate a variety of events and activities.
▲ 多层次人行连接桥系统
Pedestrian link bridge system
▲ 环绕绿色空间的公共区域
Surrounded by public spaces and greenery
‘As a landmark project, OCT Ruiwan Tower embodies Shenzhen’s ambition to lead the Greater Bay Area in cultural and economic growth. With the luxurious St. Regis Hotel, the tower elevates Shenzhen’s global profile and enriches the region’s hospitality experience,’ Keith shares.
▲ 深圳天际线上的耀眼亮点
A striking addition to Shenzhen’s skyline
Location: Shenzhen, China
Client: Shenzhen OCT Ruiwan Development Co., Ltd.
Design and Project Architect: Aedas
Gross Floor Area: 139,659 sq m
Directors: Founder and Chairman Keith Griffiths, Executive Director Chris Chen
Photography: Kris Provoost