In Hangzhou, China, the Regent International apartment complex has gained global attention for its massive scale and city-within-a-building design. Rising 675 feet in an S-shaped curve, the structure dominates the skyline and represents one of the most ambitious attempts at high-density living. Designed by Alicia Loo, known for Singapore’s Marina Bay Sands, it can house up to 30,000 residents, making it one of the densest residential buildings ever created.
Today, nearly 20,000 people live inside Regent International. Within its walls are gyms, convenience stores, salons, food courts, offices, and a wide range of shops. The goal is to shorten commutes and place essential services only an elevator ride away. This approach mirrors broader trends across China, where hyper-dense, mixed-use developments are increasingly common.
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