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Ruf Architects-designed Tianjing Zarsion Exhibition Center is situated alongside the Yongding River’s meandering offshoot.

MVRDV has won the competition to design the Hangzhou Oil Refinery Industrial Park, which will restore a former industrial neighborhood along China’s Grand Canal’s southern terminus.

A group of students and researchers from the University of Hong Kong exhibit their 3D-printed “Traditional House of the Future” as an inventive concept that embodies the fusion of conventional and cutting-edge construction techniques and meets the changing demands of a rapidly expanding way of life.

Designed by Zaha Hadid Architects, Taikang Financial Center integrates offices, apartments, hotels, shopping, and catering facilities, as well as cultural and entertainment facilities, and can accommodate more than 20,000 people per day.

Flowin’ Footbridge is a project by Barberio Colella Architetti (Maurizio Barberio and Micaela Colella) and Angelo Figliola in collaboration with Zheng Hui Chen; located in Moganshan Town, Zhejiang, China.

Ruyi Bridge, completed in 2018, is one of ZZHK Architects’ most iconic projects. Ruyi Bridge, with its bright red color and serpentine curves, has earned the title of one of the World’s Most Amazing Bridges.

Shimao Shenzhen-Hong Kong International Centre, located in the eastern CBD of Longgang District by SHUISHI is planned to integrate super high-rise offices, commercial complexes, upscale apartments, top-tier luxury hotels, and cultural exhibitions, among other things.

UNStudio reveals the design for a human-centered mixed-use complex on the Nanjing riverfront in China. The new complex, developed by the K.Wah Group, intends to improve the working-living environment for the local population while also serving as a cultural and financial center.

The Roadshow Art Center, which is situated on the shores of Xinglong Lake in the heart of TFNA, acts as a window to the region’s heights of technological, artistic, and cultural innovation.

Finnish design is worldwide recognised for its concepts of clear and efficient style that fulfil the needs of people across time. The Wuxi Grand Theatre’s debut in April 2012 marked the completion of the first significant example of Finnish architecture in China.