In the southwestern province of China lies the city of Chengdu, home to the largest building in the world and one of the busiest international airports. It's also the site of a rare treasure - the giant panda, which has teetered on extinction for decades.
Many of the pandas found in zoos around the world are first bred at the Chengdu Panda Base, located just outside the downtown core. The base attracts roughly 3.5 million visitors per year, though Chengdu has big plans to expand this outreach.
The government recently held an international competition to solicit ideas for a "Panda Capital." Last week, the global design firm Sasaki was declared the winner. Their plan includes three new development sites: a lakeside village, wildlife research center, and massive park linked to public transit.
The new development - which includes the expansion of the existing panda base - will be 110 times the size of Disneyland, but just a small percentage of the city's overall size. Take a look at what the capital could look like when it's finished.