Pei Partnership Architects Wins Competition for Nanhai Cultural Center
Pei Partnership Architects, in collaboration with Guangzhou HSArchitects, has been selected as the winner of an international design competition for the Nanhai Cultural Center in the Nanhai District of Foshan, China. The winning design seeks to create a ?New Civic Plaza? connecting a variety of cultural program elements through a balance of structure and void.
Courtesy of Pei Partnership Architects
Pei Partnership Architects, in collaboration with Guangzhou HSArchitects, has been selected as the winner of an international design competition for the Nanhai Cultural Center in the Nanhai District of Foshan, China. The winning design seeks to create a ?New Civic Plaza? connecting a variety of cultural program elements through a balance of structure and void.
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To be located on a 400 meter long, 150 meter wide lot facing the Qiandeng Lake Park, the 130,000 square meter (1,400,000 square foot) complex will contain a library, arts and science exhibition spaces, sports facilities, and performance halls, among other cultural amenities. Bound by heavily trafficked roads, subways and bus station transit hubs, the design challenge was to go beyond architectural building design into organizing of the greater urban fabric.
Courtesy of Pei Partnership Architects
Courtesy of Pei Partnership Archite...
Courtesy of Pei Partnership Architects
Pei Partnership Architects, in collaboration with Guangzhou HSArchitects, has been selected as the winner of an international design competition for the Nanhai Cultural Center in the Nanhai District of Foshan, China. The winning design seeks to create a ?New Civic Plaza? connecting a variety of cultural program elements through a balance of structure and void.
Courtesy of Pei Partnership Architects
To be located on a 400 meter long, 150 meter wide lot facing the Qiandeng Lake Park, the 130,000 square meter (1,400,000 square foot) complex will contain a library, arts and science exhibition spaces, sports facilities, and performance halls, among other cultural amenities. Bound by heavily trafficked roads, subways and bus station transit hubs, the design challenge was to go beyond architectural building design into organizing of the greater urban fabric.
Courtesy of Pei Partnership Architects
Courtesy of Pei Partnership Archite...
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