WINWANT Case Study — Nanjing Brocade City

Nanjing Yunjin City is located at the intersection of Jiangcha Road and Hanzhongmen Street in Jianye District, situated in the core area of Jiangdong Business and Trade Zone, adjacent to Yunjin Road Station of Nanjing Metro Line 2 and Line 9 (under construction). The project covers an area of approximately 31,900 square meters with a total construction area of about 90,300 square meters, divided into two plots: Plot A and Plot B. Plot A will feature six individual buildings, encompassing various business types such as commercial, office, and hotel. Plot B will host the newly constructed Nanjing Yunjin Museum. From the outside, the buildings appear as a unified whole, with a curved roof and aluminum panels on the sides that create a sense of cloud pattern reminiscent of Yunjin brocade, thus showcasing the beauty of Nanjing Yunjin art. In the future, Nanjing Yunjin City will be developed into an innovative landmark integrating culture, commerce, and tourism, featuring traditional and modern culture, local characteristics, Jiangnan museum culture, high-end business headquarters, and economy. This project adopts the WINWANT Category 6 unshielded system and 10-gigabit single-mode optical system to uniformly transmit signals from voice, data, and surveillance equipment, facilitating maintenance, monitoring, and management of the entire system by administrators. The integrated cabling system employs modular connections, allowing devices to be added, modified, or moved as needed at any time without requiring the replacement of the entire cabling system. This flexibility enables the campus to easily cope with various changes and meet future development needs. Yingwang (WINWANT)'s high-quality cables and connectors, coupled with standardized cabling methods, enhance the reliability and stability of the system. This ensures the accuracy and security of various communications and data transmissions in Yunjin City, providing a strong guarantee for the normal operation and intelligent development of the park.