The China Central Television Headquarters Case Study

Directory Page Introduction 4 Section 1 | Building selection, structural system analysis and construction process 5 Section 1 | Building selection Section 2 | Analytical structural system 2a | Structural form 2b | Structural material 2c | Structural stability method 2d | Foundation and foundation 2e | Buildability Section 3 | Building Process 3a | Plan Approval 3b | Document 3c | Site Preparation 3d | Programming Section 2 | Proposal Section 3 | Conclusion Section 4 | References Introduction The following reports are analyzed using case studies It will be. Structural system of existing high-rise building

In the past 15 years, the headquarters of the strike changed the big city of the emerging world. The CCTV architecture is like a huge alien in the Beijing skyline, the 88-story Petronas Towers Petronas Towers is located in the VTB shining office in the center of Moscow's new financial district above Kuala Lumpur. That is a bank giant. These are monuments against the emergence of a new hybrid company that is supported by the state, but acts like a private multinational company.

All humanity and Hollywood are busy to delve into British television to focus on the little white man for the next unknown detective series, CCTV made the best show on a small screen. "CCTV?" You may think that, like me, it was introduced to the channel for the first time after seeing the same program over and over in the hotel room of Beijing. : The drama "Panda" may have prejudices on national news. Yes, they also made "a bite of China". Even the guardian calls it "the best television program ever".

China's state-owned media including China Daily and China Central Television has been renamed the China Global Television Network (CGTN) in the United States, but it provides news services to US viewers through the US division, but the US media Companies have little freedom in China. China's online version of various US publications, including The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal, was blocked in mainland China as it refused to self-validate confidential content on Chinese politics.

Advertisements in China are actively developing smartphones, leaving TV behind. Chinese companies are increasingly paying attention to mobile advertising, not television advertising. Western companies such as China's social networking site WeChat (aka WeChat) and Sina Weibo, and Coca-Cola, Burberry, North Face, etc. played a central role in promoting products to Chinese consumers through smartphones It is. Since the 1950s, the industry itself or the government has imposed restrictions on certain types of products, especially alcohol and tobacco. There are tobacco bans in many major countries around the world, covering 2.3 billion people. In the 1990s Quebec banned children's advertisements. These restrictions prevent competition in the breakfast cereal market compared to other parts of Canada.