Zhuzhou Planning Exhibition Hall

Basic Information

• Location: It is situated at No. 18, Taitai Road, Tianyuan District, Zhuzhou City, Hunan Province (湖南省株洲市天元区天台路18号).
• Opening Hours: Open from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday to Sunday. Closed on Monday.
• Tel: 0731 – 28689018.
• Admission: Free with ID card registration.

Exhibition Content

• Three Floors: The exhibition hall is divided into three floors. The first floor includes the “Haimei Kaifu” exhibition hall, which showcases recent construction plans, construction achievements, county/city/district plans, etc. The second floor is the “Impression Zhuzhou” exhibition hall, featuring Zhuzhou’s history, industrial civilization, natural scenery, and a central urban area model. The third floor is the “Blueprint Zonglan” exhibition hall, displaying the overall plan, eco – society plan, transportation plan, eco – livable environment, and public interaction areas.
• Various Exhibition Methods: The hall employs diverse exhibition methods such as panels, lightboxes, LCD displays, plasma screens, projectors, and back – projection. It also features numerous high – tech interactive projects like “Urban Planner,” “Electronic Flip Book,” “Multi – touch Table,” “City Magic Carpet,” “Dynamic Stomp Bar,” and “Earthquake Experience.” These allow visitors to actively participate and form interactions for a more profound experience.

Features

• Architectural Design: The architectural design reflects the Chinese traditional culture concept of “harmony between man and nature.” It uses “mountain,” “water,” and “ecology” as theme elements. The form is presented through curves, wave walls, circular ceilings, etc. The interior exhibition route is clear, with disabled access both indoors and outdoors, making the traffic flow convenient and orderly. The shape, proportion, and space of each exhibition room vary to prevent visitors from feeling monotonous and to stimulate interest.
• High – Tech Equipment: The exhibition hall is equipped with advanced facilities, including a central control system that can manage the strong/weak electricity and information projects of the entire hall and its exhibition rooms. It also features a 4D cinema, holographic imaging, a “Tree of Life,” and a sound – light – electricity demonstration of the overall planning model. The hall boasts five energy – saving designs, such as wastewater treatment, wind power generation, light pipes, sunflowers, and a complementary solar – power system. The solar – power complementary technology can store solar energy and electricity generated by equipment in batteries, achieving energy self – sufficiency under certain conditions.

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