The Exhibition Space of the JinHua Architecture Park, designed by Tatiana Bilbao, is a game full of surprises, discovering tunnels, pathways and terraces. The pavilion consists of more or less isolated sections which must be discovered gradually and enjoyed as the beholder continues his stroll. He is led on into a composition that is never completely revealed. The pavilion is […]
HHF Architects designed the Baby Dragon, a mini structure for children that sits at a corner of the walkway system of the JinHua Architecture Park. The different parts of the pavilion allow different ways of interaction between children and grownups. Parents can watch their children playing on the lawn while sitting in the shadow talking to each other. The children can run, climb […]
Wang Xing Wei & Xu Tian Tian designed the Toilets for the JinHua Architecture Park. Originally Posted On Coolboom
Fun Design Consultancy & Johan de Wachter Architects designed a rigid but elegant structure of steel, stone and bamboo for the JinHua Architectur Park Restaurant. The restaurant integrates three speeds of eating. This assortment is provided by vending machines (street food), a 3d tablescape (medium food) and a lounge restaurant (slow food). Originally Posted On Coolboom
Ding Yi & Chen Shu Yu designed the Internet Cafe for the JiHua Architecture Park. Originally Posted On Coolboom
The Archeological Archives, designed by Ai Weiwei, is a small museum of the JinHua Architecure Park that holds Chinese ancient pottery. The building takes its form from the simple, vernacular shape of a house, it’s a single long slab, cast in reinforced concrete. The length and width of the building has been carefully calculated, reinsuring that the building is […]
Wang Shu designed the Coffe House fo the JinHua Architecture Park. Originally Posted On Coolboom
Toshiko Mori designed the Newspaper Stand for the JinHua Architecture Park. The building is a narrow folded plane that has two faces. The North face, looking toward the City, displays the News while the South face, looking toward the Museum, River and Park is contemplative and invites the display of Art. Originally Posted On Coolboom
Fernando Romero designed the Bridge Tea House for the JinHua Architecture Park. Originally Posted On Coolboom
The Multimedia Room of the JinHua Architecture Park, designed by Erhard An-He Kinzelbach, interprets multimedia in its broadest sense. The pavilion’s large glazed facade opens towards the pathway and serves both as entrance and interior projection screen. The pavilion is composed by two cones transformed into an ergo-topographic landscape. Originally Posted On Coolboom
