Zhejiang Art Museum / CCTN Design
The Zhejiang Art Museum boasts a superb natural environment, nestled comfortably near the banks of the beautiful West Lake at the foot of the verdant Yuhuang Mountain.
External view. Image © Li Yao
Architects: CCTN Design
Location: 138 Nanshan Rd, NanShan Lu WenHua YiShu XiuXian TeSeJie, Xihu Qu, Hangzhou Shi, Zhejiang Sheng, China
Lead Architects: Taining Cheng
Design Team: Bolin Qian, Dapeng Wang, Mao'en Zheng, Yang Hu, Li Guo, Jian Wu, Yuantao Chen
Area: 31550.0 m2
Project Year: 2008
Photographs: Li Yao, CCTN Design
the central hall with light and shadow movements. Image © CCTN Design
Text description provided by the architects. The Zhejiang Art Museum boasts a superb natural environment, nestled comfortably near the banks of the beautiful West Lake at the foot of the verdant Yuhuang Mountain.The museum?s design sought to find the synesthesia between Chinese calligraphy, ink paintings, the traditional architecture of the wider Jiangnan region (south of the Yangtze River), and classical Western sculpture, so as to achieve a harmony and unity of the natural and human environments, with modern aesthetic ideas.
Panorama. Image © CCTN Design
elevations
Main entrance. Image © CCTN Design
The mass of the architecture is spread out along the shape of the mountain and extends gradually to the lake so that the rhythmic rising and falling pro...
External view. Image © Li Yao
Architects: CCTN Design
Location: 138 Nanshan Rd, NanShan Lu WenHua YiShu XiuXian TeSeJie, Xihu Qu, Hangzhou Shi, Zhejiang Sheng, China
Lead Architects: Taining Cheng
Design Team: Bolin Qian, Dapeng Wang, Mao'en Zheng, Yang Hu, Li Guo, Jian Wu, Yuantao Chen
Area: 31550.0 m2
Project Year: 2008
Photographs: Li Yao, CCTN Design
the central hall with light and shadow movements. Image © CCTN Design
Text description provided by the architects. The Zhejiang Art Museum boasts a superb natural environment, nestled comfortably near the banks of the beautiful West Lake at the foot of the verdant Yuhuang Mountain.The museum?s design sought to find the synesthesia between Chinese calligraphy, ink paintings, the traditional architecture of the wider Jiangnan region (south of the Yangtze River), and classical Western sculpture, so as to achieve a harmony and unity of the natural and human environments, with modern aesthetic ideas.
Panorama. Image © CCTN Design
elevations
Main entrance. Image © CCTN Design
The mass of the architecture is spread out along the shape of the mountain and extends gradually to the lake so that the rhythmic rising and falling pro...
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