The Shanghai Ankang Garden Phase I project is located in Jing'an District, Shanghai. Three 150 m super high-rise residential buildings, as well as five historic buildings transformed into townhouses and street style buildings, are planned to be built on site. In order to complete the construction of a four story basement below the historical building while ensuring that the building is not damaged, the five historical preserved buildings need to be relocated and protected during the project development process, and restored after the basement is completed. Therefore, in combination with the progress requirements of the super high-rise building of this project, the foundation pit will be divided into pits for treatment. During the construction process of the initial opening area, large-scale translation work will be carried out on 5 historical preserved buildings, with a total translation area of 1 945 m² and a cumulative translation distance of 2 088 m. The foundation pit has an area of approximately 20 500 m² and a depth of 18.15~22.9 m. The successful implementation of this project provides certain reference value for the design and construction of deep foundation pits combined with ultra long distance translation technology in the urban renewal and renovation of soft soil areas in Shanghai.