Jomai wins Gold A' Design Award for Glory of Galaxy

Jomai's Glory of Galaxy has won Gold in the A' Construction and Real Estate Projects Design Award, recognizing a residential project in Chongqing that brings garden living to high-rise housing. The win spotlights design approaches aimed at balancing dense urban land use with privacy, space and natural elements.

Why it matters: - Glory of Galaxy addresses a core challenge in dense cities: how to deliver higher-quality homes without using more land. - The project’s mix of high-rise flats and low-rise villas offers a design model for developers trying to balance privacy, spaciousness and efficient land use. - The award puts attention on residential design that combines intensive development with natural elements and shared space.

What happened: - The A' Design Award named Glory of Galaxy by Jomai a Gold winner in the Construction and Real Estate Projects Design category. - The project was developed for Longfor in Chongqing, China. - The recognition highlights the project as an example of residential design judged against professional criteria.

The details: - Glory of Galaxy uses a mixed-height layout that combines villa-level courtyards with flat-level wide views. - The design aims to create a living environment that feels secluded and open at the same time. - The facade draws inspiration from the spoilers of supercars and the letter T in TOP. - The exterior uses gentle horizontal lines, warm materials and rounded corners. - Aluminum panels and stone in different colors give the facade layered textures and a floating, hyperfluid look. - The project is described as the first implementation of the fourth-generation residence model in Chongqing. - The material strategy places stone on lower levels and paint on upper levels. - Materials were customized in factories for waterproof and moisture-resistant performance. - The project team included Linfeng Li, Xing Xiao, Xiaoduo Sun, Wei Wang, Yu Du, Kunjie Zhang, Tao Liu, Kaiwu Wang, Zengyang Wang, Xue Ren and Mengyu Tao. - More project information is available on the A' Design Award project page.

Between the lines: - The win signals continued demand for residential concepts that make dense urban living feel more generous and nature-connected. - The award also reinforces Jomai's positioning around spatial planning, facade design and material innovation. - Jomai frames the project around restrained luxury, natural order and the ritual of returning home, suggesting a broader push toward lifestyle-led housing design.

What's next: - Jomai says the recognition will encourage further refinement of the relationship among people, architecture and nature. - The firm points to continued exploration of sustainable materials, spatial sequencing and the use of light and shadow in residential design. - The award may help influence future city housing projects that try to pair prestige with practical livability.

The bottom line: - Glory of Galaxy is being recognized not just for appearance, but for a housing model that tries to make high-density living feel more livable.