Hainan International Convention And Exhibition Center

The Hainan International Convention And Exhibition Center (Chinese: 海南国际会展中心) designed and built by Atelier Li Xinggang is located around 20 km west of the centre of Haikou, on the north coast of Hainan Province, China. The total area of the site is 136,200 square meters, which contains a 77,000 m2 exhibition center and a 42,000 m2 convention center.[1][2][3][4]

Hainan International Convention And Exhibition Center
海南国际会展中心
LocationHainan Province, China
CoordinatesLi Xinggang
BuiltLi Xinggang
Enclosed space
Tenants
Atelier Li Xinggang
Website
http://www.hicec.com.cn/

Before this convention centre opened, the smaller Hainan Exhibition & Convention Center served as the area's main convention centre. The building is located downtown directly to the west of Evergreen Park. It closed in 2015 and is being converted into a mall.

Artificial island
Artificial island during the first stages of construction

A hotel complex on an artificial island will become part of the convention center. Situated in the sea less than 100 metres to the north, this circular, 6-acre island is currently under construction. As of May 2015, it consists only of earth and rock with a causeway leading to it, but will be designed to resemble a Maneki-neko. Eventually, a hotel complex and marina will be built. The 108-storey, 300-metre-tall luxury hotel is expected to cost 28 billion yuan.[5][6]

  • One of the main corridors
  • Hall C
  • Reception hall
  • Floor plan of first floor
  • A view from the artificial island causeway
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References
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  2. "海口会展业助力海南"绿色崛起"_财经_凤凰网". Finance.ifeng.com. Retrieved 2012-06-26.
  3. "会展数量大幅增长 海口会展经济渐成气候_滚动新闻_温州网". News.66wz.com. Retrieved 2012-06-26.
  4. 2012年06月07日09:46 (2011-09-20). "海口经济欲安装"会展"引擎-搜狐滚动". Roll.sohu.com. Retrieved 2012-06-26.
  5. http://sjz.house.sina.com.cn/news/company/2010-03-12/073118323.html
  6. http://www.hi.chinanews.com/hnnew/2010-03-10/65832.html


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