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The Great Wall of China is not just an architectural marvel; it is a cultural icon intertwined with myth and legend. Over the years, it has evolved from a military defense structure to a symbol of imperial power, and now stands as a tourist attraction steeped in folklore.

Designed by the B+H-3XN-Zhubo consortium, the new Shenzhen Natural History is set to be the first large-scale comprehensive natural museum…

Liu Jiakun, a renowned architect based in Chengdu, China, was recently awarded the prestigious Pritzker Architecture Prize, widely regarded as…

The Longquan Mountain Observatory, a building at the highest point of Chengdu City, is intended to be a flowing landscape element. To…

The Expo Cultural Park Greenhouse Garden is integral to Shanghai’s urban development plan. The design of the three new greenhouses…

Oxman presents a data-driven design approach to uniting human-centric cultural typologies with Nature-centric needs to maximize ecological thriving.

“Twelve Tents Beyond Clouds not only welcomes travelers but also serves as a symbolic beacon for villagers returning home.” -…

The new Taiyuan Botanical Garden Domes complex in Taiyuan, China, features three domes ranging from 43m to 88m in diameter…

Child-centered architecture, designed with careful consideration of children’s ages, ergonomics, developmental needs, and play requirements, plays a vital role in…

Designed in collaboration with Architects Atelier Alter and Hordor Design Group, the Qujing Culture Center represents one of the unique architectural complexes in the Yunnan region of China.