Qianhai Wave

The“Qianhai Wave,” located at Qianhai Stone Park, is a four‑story structure with a sci‑fi‑inspired silhouette. Designed to function both as a key park facility and a vibrant public space, the building hosts art exhibitions and light shows while offering panoramic views of the bay. 

The Qianhai Wave at Qianhai Stone Park. 

Project manager Shi Jiaxin explained that the name draws from the Chinese idiom “one stone stirs a thousand waves,” which is reflected in the building’s curved, futuristic profile. Its multi‑directional, stacked‑block form evokes either a spaceship docked along the coast or a pile of monumental stones.

Among its standout features are three interconnected photoelectric curtain walls, totaling 220 square meters. By day, floor‑to‑ceiling windows frame sweeping vistas of the park’s lawns, the sea, and the city skyline. By night, a projection system will synchronize with the curtain walls to deliver immersive light displays.

An exhibition room at the Qianhai Wave.

A viewing platform at the Qianhai Wave.

Standing 24 meters tall and covering roughly 4,000 square meters, the facility includes viewing platforms, a public service center, and commercial amenities such as a robot‑staffed café and augmented‑reality exhibitions.

Qianhai Stone Park itself is a coastal landmark in Shenzhen, best known for the Qianhai Stone — a large yellow wax stone engraved with the Chinese character “Qianhai,” which commemorates the birth of Qianhai.

Venue: Qianhai Wave, at Qianhai Stone Park (前海石公园内前海激浪)

Metro: Line 5 to Guiwan Station (桂湾站), Exit E