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Prepared Rehmannia Root Crafts Exhibition Hall by LUO Studio
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Jin Weiqi
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Qujiang Museum of Fine Arts Extension by Neri&Hu Design and Research Office
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Zhu Runzi
The World’s Best Architecture 2024 Announced
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Rabbit Snare Gorge by Omar Gandhi Architects
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Red Box by Mix Architecture
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Xiaobin LV
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Richard Gilder Center for Science Education and Innovation at the American Museum of Natural History by Studio Gang
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Alvaro Keding
The World’s Best Architecture 2024 Announced
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Skamlingsbanken Visitor Centre by CEBRA
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Adam Mørk
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Tainan Public Library by Mecanoo
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Ethan Lee
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Taisugar Circular Village by Bio-architecture Formosana
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Studio Millspace
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The Refinery by Practice for Architecture and Urbanism | PAU
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Max Touhey
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Twisted Brick Shell Concept Library by HCCH Studio
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Qingyan Zhu
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Two Towers at Manshausen by Snorre Stinessen Architecture
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Nadia Nordskot
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Upper House by Koichi Takada Architects
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Digital Design of a Thin-Shell Metal Woven Pavilion
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A pavilion rests on the water's surface.
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Photo by Yihao Hu, XISUI Design
Digital Design of a Thin-Shell Metal Woven Pavilion
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An eggshell-like form shelters from wind and sun, while still inviting natural light to enter its interior.
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Photo by Yihao Hu, XISUI Design
Digital Design of a Thin-Shell Metal Woven Pavilion
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Matt brown-gold walls create a cave-like interior, immersing visitors in a calm state.
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Photo by Yihao Hu, XISUI Design
Digital Design of a Thin-Shell Metal Woven Pavilion
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White exterior reflects on water, offering serenity and purity.
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Photo by Yihao Hu, XISUI Design
Digital Design of a Thin-Shell Metal Woven Pavilion
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The centripetal dome and pool evoke a sense of being enveloped by mountains and the sea, featuring amplifying acoustics that foster introspection and reflection.
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Photo by Yihao Hu, XISUI Design
Digital Design of a Thin-Shell Metal Woven Pavilion
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From a distance, the pavilion harmonizes with its surroundings during the day.
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Visitors descend along a sunken path beneath the water's surface, leading to the Thin-shell Metal Woven Pavilion, where a serene and immersive experience awaits.
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Photo by Fancy Images
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The Thin-shell Metal Woven Pavilion gracefully spans 11 meters over the reflective pool surface.
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