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Page 1: THE OFFICE EVOLVED...One of the building’s main features is its dragon-inspired façade, which drew inspiration from a local legend that dates back to 1010 when Hanoi was formerly

THE O FFI CE

EVOLVED

Introducing the spark to ignite Hanoi’s

bright business future.

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A BEACON FOR MODERN

HANOI

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A NE W CE NTRE O F

CONNECTIVITY

The smart business choice, offering ultimate convenience in a highly significant location at the geographic centre of Hanoi’s major

business hubs. Capital Place adds to a critical mass of development in an area emerging

as a major commercial destination.

DISCOVERYCOMPLEX

VNPTTOWER

PETROVIETNAM TOWER

VPBANK TOWER

HOAN KIEM DISTRICT

BA DINH DISTRICT

NHAT TANBRIDGE

LOTTECENTERHANOI

DAEWOOHOTEL

THEMETROPOLIS

CAPITAL PLACE HANOI

CAU GIAY DISTRICT

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OldQuarter

New Central Business District

Westlake

Kim Mã

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Nguyễn Hoàng

Lạc

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Trần Hưng Đạo

Thanh Nhàn

Tràng Thi

Bạch

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Thụy Khuê

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Chương Dương Brid

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Xã Đàn

Thăng Long Boulevard

Nghi Tàm

Phạm

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CapitalPlaceHanoi

T H E

NEW CENTREO F THE CIT Y

Upcoming Metro Line (Nhon - Hanoi)

From Noi Bai International Airport (via Võ Nguyên Giáp and Võ Chí Công)

Kim Mã Metro Station

F A M O U S L A N D M A R K S

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Hanoi Convention Center

Hanoi Opera House

Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum

Imperial Citadel of Thăng Long

Mỹ Đình National Stadium

Ciputra Hanoi

E M B A S S I E S

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Japan

Russia

Australia

Singapore

China

United States

Korea

K E Y B U I L D I N G S

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Lotte Center Hanoi

Vincom Center Bà Triệu

Tràng Tiền Plaza

Vincom Royal City

Vincom Center Nguyễn Chí Thanh

Starlake

Indochina Plaza

PVI Tower

L U X U R Y H O T E L S

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Daewoo Hotel

Pan Pacific

Sofitel Legend Metropole

InterContinental Westlake

InterContinental Keangnam

J.W. Marriott

Hilton Opera

The Westin

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A SKYLINE REDEFINED

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One of the building’s main features is its dragon-inspired façade, which drew inspiration from a local legend that dates back to 1010 when Hanoi was formerly known in ancient times as Thang Long. The original meaning of Thang Long (Soaring Dragon) defines power, prosperity, resilience, life and growth. The dragon embedded in the name Thang Long is regarded as a sacred figure of Vietnam and its people, and has a strong cultural tie with the art of wet rice cultivation. Not only recognised as a beautiful domestic name, Thang Long represents a thousand years of vitality, hardship and goodwill of Vietnamese people. Ever since ancient times, the word Long (Dragon) has been embedded in key historical places, such as Ha Long Bay, Cuu Long River, Ham Rong Bridge, Long Bien Bridge and other major landmarks. By incorporating the likeness of a dragon into its façade and lighting scheme, the building seeks to emulate a live dancing dragon through its transition of the glass panel orientation. The synergies of the glass orientation constitutes a faceted façade that catches sunlight disparately and orchestrates the color changes of the glass frames vividly. The building stands to exhibit its legendary inspiration to the people of Hanoi and serve as an iconic new beacon for the city’s skyline.

AN ICON OF

LEGENDARYINSPIRATION

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By incorporating the likeness of

a dragon into its façade and lighting scheme, the building

seeks to emulate a live dancing dragon

through its architecture and exterior

glass orientation.

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A G R AND

ENTRANCE

Step into Capital Place and experience a space where superior quality meets inspiring design.

A continuity of its majestic dragon-inspired façade, a royal welcome awaits at the commercial lobby.

Through the combination of luxurious and hard-wearing stones with verdant greenery, it makes for

a unique arrival experience.

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A G RE AT ARRIVAL

EXPERIENCE

Introducing the first ever commercial project in Hanoi to have direct access to the MRT,

Capital Place is connected via the underground tunnel at the south end

of the plot. Complementing this underground passage is a fully sheltered two-lane drop off which provides a convenient and impressive

arrival to the generous island site.

1-minute walk to upcoming Kim Mã Station

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S E T TIN G HI G HE R

STANDARDS

Capital Place is the first building in Hanoi to provide world-class Grade-A specifications including:

16 high-speed (6m/s) passenger

elevators per tower

150mm raised floor

Interfloor connectivity on

every floor

Column-free design(the largest span

in Vietnam)

2.7m clear height panoramic view

2.7m

Executive toilet and shower on

every floor

150mm

LEED Gold Certification

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G RE E N AND

SUSTAINABLE

Capital Place looks to accommodate a green and sustainable working environment by creating a verdantly lush space to further

bolster the comfort and serenity of office workers and visitors. The vertical greening of feature screens along the project periphery is adopted to mitigate

urban heat island (UHI), improve exterior air quality, as well as regulate microclimate and temperature.

Complementing the vertical greening feature is a diverse selection of native plant species

and myriad of beautiful flora.

In line with its commitment to being green, Capital Place strongly promotes sustainability

in water usage, air quality control, and electricity consumption. The current design aims to deliver up to 50% in recycled water, resulting in a 50% reduction in water consumption. The building

installs filters, low-emitting materials, and sensors in compliance with LEED’s requirements to maintain

good air-quality indoors. Technical measures are also taken and integrated with the

Building Management System to optimise energy consumption to the most efficient level.

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HI G H C ALIB E R

AMENITIES

Catering to all ages and tastes, the 6,000sqmof retail at Capital Place offers both local

and international restaurants, cafés and shops.Perfect for a quick latte, last-minute gift or

celebratory team dinner amidst a contemporary maritime-themed design concept.

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Capital Place is located at the heart of Hanoi – a city on a rampant economic rise while still retaining its strong sense of heritage and tradition.

The Vietnamese are a warm and welcoming people, and the atmosphere in Hanoi, relaxed and hospitable. From young students to senior citizens; local officers to freelancers; business executives to local stall owners; people from all walks of life make a point to take a pause from their busy day, to sit and enjoy a sip of local green ice-tea, catch up with peers over Phin coffee or simply walk around and be immersed in the vibe of the city.

In addition to Hanoi’s rich cultural identity and its modern infrastructure, tenants of Capital Place will also benefit from a wide variety of amenities outside of work – with restaurants, pubs, supermarkets and much more within a short walk from the building.

A LIVELY URBAN

LIFESTYLE

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MASTER

SITE PLAN

TECHNICAL

Ngọc Khánh N

29 L

iễu

Gia

i

BOH

LEASABLEAREA

LEASABLEAREA

TOWER 1 OFF ICE LOBBY

TOWER 2 OFF ICE LOBBY

ATRIUM

AHU

FCC

DOWN TO B1

CAFEDOWN TO B1

B IN ROOM

CHILLER

CHILLER ROOM

LOW ZONE L IFT LOBBY

LOW ZONE L IFT LOBBY

HIGH ZONE L IFT LOBBY

HIGH ZONE L IFT LOBBY

RETAIL L IFT LOBBY

DROP OFF

B1 METRO ACCESS

LEASABLE AREA

OFFICE LOBBY

LIFT

CORE

ATRIUM

DROP OFF

LIFT LOBBY

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BUILDING

SPECIFICATIONS

B4

B3

B2

B1

L2

L3

L4

L5

L6

L7

L8

L9

L10

L11

L12

L13

L14

L15

L16

L17

L18

L19

L22

L23

L24

L25

L26

L27

L28

L30

L31

L32

L33

L34

L35

L36

L29

ATTIC

TOP

L37

L1

L20

L21

1,847sqm

1,229sqm

1,847sqm

1,847sqm

1,847sqm

918sqm

1,235sqm

1,235sqm

1,235sqm

1,235sqm

1,235sqm

1,235sqm

1,235sqm

1,235sqm

1,235sqm

1,235sqm

1,235sqm

1,235sqm

1,329sqm

1,329sqm

1,329sqm

1,329sqm

1,329sqm

1,329sqm

1,329sqm

1,329sqm

1,329sqm

1,329sqm

1,329sqm

1,329sqm

1,329sqm

1,329sqm

1,329sqm

1,329sqm

959sqm

1,329sqm

1,200sqm

1,200sqm

1,200sqm

1,200sqm

1,200sqm

924sqm

1,208sqm

1,208sqm

1,208sqm

1,208sqm

1,208sqm

1,208sqm

1,208sqm

1,208sqm

1,208sqm

1,208sqm

1,208sqm

1,208sqm

911sqm

1,300sqm

1,300sqm

1,300sqm

1,300sqm

1,300sqm

1,300sqm

1,300sqm

1,300sqm

1,300sqm

1,300sqm

1,300sqm

1,300sqm

1,300sqm

1,300sqm

1,300sqm

1,300sqm

1,300sqm

B4

B3

B2

B1

L2

L3

L4

L5

L6

L7

L1

L8

L9

L10

L11

L12

L13

L14

L15

L16

L17

L18

L19

L20

L22

L23

L24

L25

L26

L27

L28

L29

L30

L31

L33

L34

L35

L36

L37

L21

L32

ATTIC

TOP

TOWER 1

TOWER 2

CATEGORY TOWER 1 TOWER 2

Floors

No. of office floors 37 37Rentable areas 48,629sqm 44,685sqm

Typical floor plateLow zone: 1,235sqm High zone: 1,329sqm

Low zone: 1,208sqm High zone: 1,300sqm

Raised floor-to-false/ plaster ceiling height

2.7m

Raised floor 150mmFloor loading 4.5kN/sqm

Floor plate Largest column-free floor plateKnock out panel Knock out panel to be located on every floor

CorridorsWidth 2m

Lighting level 200 LUX

Passenger Lifts

No. of lifts16

Low zone: 8 High zone: 8

16 Low zone: 8 High zone: 8

Brand SchindlerCapacity – Low zone

1,800kgCapacity – High zone

Speed – Low zone 4m/s 3.5m/sSpeed – High zone 6m/s 5m/s

Average waiting time – Low zone

25s 23s

Average waiting time – High zone

30s 34.5s

Car internal size 2,000mm x 1,850mm x 3,000mmDoor opening size 1,200mm x 2,400mm

Service LiftsNo. of lifts 1 1Capacity 1,600kg 1,600kg

Mechanical System

Pantry Standard pantry on each floor

ToiletsMale and Female; Executive toilet (with shower)

and Handicap toilet on each floor

Lighting levelOffice: 500 LUX

Lift Lobby: 300 LUXOffice: 500 LUX

Lift Lobby: 300 LUXBack-up power 100%

Parking - 3-level basement parking (B2,B3,B4)AC System - Centralised AC system

Energy -Optimised energy performance that consumes 13% less energy

compared to regular office buildingsAir Quality - Enhanced indoor air quality with the installation of F7 filters

Water Usage -20% reduction in indoor water usage;

50% reduction in outdoor water usage (50% recycled water)Sustainability Certification

- LEED Gold Certificate

STACKING

PLAN

Low Zone Level2 - 19

Low Zone Level2 - 19

High Zone Level

20 - 37 High Zone Level

20 - 37

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AHU

AHU

M

F

F

M

LIFT LOBBY

LIFT LOBBY

Ngọc Khánh

29 L

iễu

Gia

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N

29 L

iễu

Gia

i

Ngọc KhánhN

FLO O R PL A N

TOWER ONE T Y PI C A L P O D I U M L E V E L

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T E S T F I T PL A N

TOWER ONE T Y PI C A L P O D I U M L E V E L

AHU21.7m

17.0m

10.9m

13.7m

LEASABLEAREA

LEASABLEAREA

AHU

M

F

F

M

LIFT LOBBY

LIFT LOBBY

10.9m

LEASABLE AREA LIFT LOBBY

LIFT

CORETOILET

KNOCK OUT PANELS

LEASABLE AREA LIFT LOBBY

LIFT

CORETOILET

Occupancy load (pax) - 223Workstations - 156Offices - 16MD Offices - 7Total Headcount (pax) - 223Occupancy Ratio (per sqm) - 7.9Meet and Greet Space (pax) - 14Meeting Room (4 pax) - 2Meeting Room (10 pax) - 1Meeting Room (14 pax) - 3Total Meeting Room Seats - 60

19,882sqf / 1,847sqm

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AHU

AHU

M

F

F

M

LIFT LOBBY

LIFT LOBBY

29 L

iễu

Gia

i

29 L

iễu

Gia

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Ngọc KhánhNgọc Khánh

AHU

LEASABLEAREA

AHU

M

F

F

M

LIFT LOBBY

LIFT LOBBY

21.7m

17.0m

10.9m

13.7m

10.9m

LEASABLEAREA

NN

Occupancy load (pax) - 158Workstations - 100Offices - 10MD Offices - 5Total Headcount (pax) - 110Occupancy Ratio (per sqm) - 7.3Meet and Greet Space (pax) - 14Meeting Room (10 pax) - 1Meeting Room (14 pax) - 1Total Meeting Room Seats - 24

13,289sqf / 1,235sqm

FLO O R PL A N

TOWER ONE T Y PI C A L LOW ZO N E

T E S T F I T PL A N

TOWER ONE T Y PI C A L LOW ZO N E

LEASABLE AREA LIFT LOBBY

LIFT

CORETOILET

KNOCK OUT PANELS

LEASABLE AREA LIFT LOBBY

LIFT

CORETOILET

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AHU

LEASABLEAREA

LEASABLEAREA

AHU

M

F

F

M

LIFT LOBBY

LIFT LOBBY

21.7m

17.0m

10.9m

13.7m

10.9m

AHU

AHU

M

F

F

M

LIFT LOBBY

L IFT LOBBY

Occupancy load (pax) - 187Workstations - 96Offices - 10MD Offices - 2Total Headcount (pax) - 164Occupancy Ratio (per sqm) - 6.2Meet and Greet Space (pax) - 4Meeting Room (4 pax) - 3Meeting Room (10 pax) - 2Meeting Room (14 pax) - 2Total Meeting Room Seats - 60

14,304sqf / 1,329sqm

FLO O R PL A N

TOWER ONE T Y PI C A L H I G H ZO N E

T E S T F I T PL A N (2-T E N A N C Y )

TOWER ONE T Y PI C A L H I G H ZO N E

29 L

iễu

Gia

i

29 L

iễu

Gia

i

Ngọc KhánhNgọc KhánhNN

LEASABLE AREA LIFT LOBBY

LIFT

CORETOILET

KNOCK OUT PANELS

LEASABLE AREA LIFT LOBBY

LIFT

CORETOILET

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Occupancy load (pax) - 158Workstations - 100Offices - 11MD Offices - 2Total Headcount (pax) - 111Occupancy Ratio (per sqm) - 7.2Meet and Greet Space (pax) - 10Meeting Room (4 pax) - 5Meeting Room (14 pax) - 2Total Meeting Room Seats - 48

12,997sqf / 1,208sqm

AHU

LEASABLEAREA

AHU

M

F

F

M

LIFT LOBBY

LIFT LOBBY

21.7m

17.0m

10.9m

13.7m

10.9m

LEASABLEAREA

AHU

AHU

M

F

F

M

LIFT LOBBY

LIFT LOBBY

FLO O R PL A N

TOWER TWO T Y PI C A L LOW ZO N E

T E S T F I T PL A N

TOWER TWO T Y PI C A L LOW ZO N E

29 L

iễu

Gia

i

29 L

iễu

Gia

i

Ngọc Khánh Ngọc Khánh

N

LEASABLE AREA LIFT LOBBY

LIFT

CORETOILET

KNOCK OUT PANELS

N

LEASABLE AREA LIFT LOBBY

LIFT

CORETOILET

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Occupancy load (pax) - 197Workstations - 108Offices - 10MD Offices - 5Total Headcount (pax) - 185Occupancy Ratio (per sqm) - 5.8Meet and Greet Space (pax) - 12Meeting Room (4 pax) - 2Meeting Room (8 pax) - 1Meeting Room (10 pax) - 5Total Meeting Room Seats - 66

13,993sqf / 1,300sqm

AHU

LEASABLEAREA

LEASABLEAREA

AHU

M

F

F

M

LIFT LOBBY

LIFT LOBBY

21.7m

17.0m

10.9m

13.7m

10.9m

AHU

AHU

M

F

F

M

LIFT LOBBY

L IFT LOBBY

FLO O R PL A N

TOWER TWO T Y PI C A L H I G H ZO N E

T E S T F I T PL A N (4 -T E N A N C Y )

TOWER TWO T Y PI C A L H I G H ZO N E

29 L

iễu

Gia

i

29 L

iễu

Gia

i

Ngọc Khánh Ngọc Khánh

N

LEASABLE AREA LIFT LOBBY

LIFT

CORETOILET

KNOCK OUT PANELS

N

LEASABLE AREA LIFT LOBBY

LIFT

CORETOILET

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Capital Tower, Singapore Marunouchi Park Building and Mitsubishi Ichigokan, Tokyo, Japan

LEAD

DEVELOPER

CapitaLand is one of Asia’s largest real estate companies. Headquartered and listed in Singapore, it is an owner

and manager of a global portfolio worth over S$103 billion as at 31 March 2019, comprising integrated developments,

shopping malls, lodging, offices, homes, real estate investment trusts (REITs) and funds.

Present across more than 180 cities in over 30 countries, Vietnam is one of CapitaLand’s key markets in Asia. Started since 1994, CapitaLand’s current portfolio

in Vietnam comprises two integrated developments, close to 8,600 quality homes across 15 residential,

two retail malls, as well as more than 6,300 lodging units in 24 properties across seven cities – Ho Chi Minh City,

Hanoi, Hai Phong, Halong, Danang, Binh Duong and Nha Trang. CapitaLand will continue

to contribute to the Vietnamese economy by hiring and nurturing a strong local team, exchanging knowledge and skills with local partners and contributing to the local communities’ underprivileged children and environment

through corporate social responsibility efforts.

IN

COLLABORATION

WITH

Mitsubishi Estate Co., Ltd. is a comprehensive real estate developer and boasts the leading position in the Japanese market, operating a spectrum of businesses in diverse fields related to real estate, including an office building business

centered on the Marunouchi district in central Tokyo, a retail property business, a residential business and a hotel business.

The Company’s area of operations is not confined to Japan; it includes the United States, the United Kingdom

and Asian countries such as China, Singapore and Vietnam.Vietnam is one of the most important market for us

to focus on. So far, Mitsubishi Estate Co. has track records in development of residence/retail both in Hanoi and

Ho Chi Minh City, and a track record in acquisition and operation of the existing office building in Ho Chi Minh City.

Mitsubishi Estate Co. will proactively continue expanding our business and contributing to the Vietnamese economy.

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All information and specifications are current and correct at the time of print. Renderings and illustrations are artist’s impressions only and photographs and images are only decor suggestions and cannot be regarded as representations of fact. All areas and other measurements are approximate only and subject to final survey.

While every reasonable care has been taken in preparing this brochure, neither CapitaLand Vietnam (the “developer”) nor its agents will be held responsible for any inaccuracies or omissions. All information is subject to such changes as may be required by the developer.

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