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MAD Architects reveals the winning design for the new terminal of Changchun Longjia International Airport in China. The terminal building is designed like a floating feather and, the long curve of the roof truly reflects the moving lines and spaces inside the airport.

Wenzhou Central Park Culture Club follows the momentum of the green axis, starting from the orientation toward the sky, planning the future scenery for the existing and future high points.

Designed by CSADI, China Hangzhou E-sports Center is located in the Beijingyuan Ecological Park at the southern foot of Gaoting Mountain in Hangzhou. It is China’s first Asian Games standard venue for e-sports competitions after the 2022 Hangzhou Asian Games confirmed e-sports as an official event.

MVRDV has won the competition to design Wuhan, China’s new central library. The 140,000-square-meter project, which is set to become one of China’s largest libraries, combines traditional and non-traditional functions with a variety of study, living room, reading, and studio spaces.

Designed by OMA, Galleria Gwanggyo opened in March 2020. Established in the 1970s, Galleria is one of Korea’s leading shopping mall chains.

The Bamboo Workshop was designed by Zaixing Architectural Design at a crescent-shaped terraced field deep in Anshi Village, Yibin, Sichuan, which is an ordinary village, backed by Nianpan Mountain. The village is a typical settlement in southern Sichuan.

The “Quzhou Sports Campus” rejects the traditional urban construction model of large square landmarks. It forms a unique urban space, one that is embedded in the spiritual understanding of the city’s people, nature, and culture, by drawing on land art and the natural landscape.

Designed by China Southwest Architecture Design and Research Institute, Zhiye Library is a landmark located next to Financial Creative Center in the Eastern New Area, Chengdu City, Sichuan Province, China.

Designed by Shangai-based BEHIVE Architects, a timber-roofed restaurant is located at Chengdu Jiaozi Avenue. The restaurant is on a two-kilometer boulevard with a pedestrian landscape space about 50 meters wide on both sides.

Shimao-The Wave Showroom was designed based on the concepts of “blob” and “wave” to show a dialogue with nature. Every element, from the ceiling to the floor, reflects the different states of water, creating a soft and balanced ambiance.