Tag Beijing, China

25-02-2022

TEMP designs Runner’s Station in Beijing Olympic Park

The Chinese architecture firm TEMP has created a small infrastructure in the Olympic Forest Park in Beijing. The project aims to improve the usability of the park originally created for the 2008 Olympic Games, providing a service area for runners to meet, store their things, buy drinks and shower.

11-01-2022

Zhang Li, TeamMinus at Tsinghua University Beijing: Urban Ergonomics exhibition - Aedes Architecture Forum

Big Air Shougang ski slope designed by architect and professor Li Brian Zhang with his studio TeamMinus in Beijing is the only new sporting facility to be built in the Chinese capital for the 14th Winter Olympic Games, due to begin 4 February 2022. Berlin’s Aedes Architecture Forum presents an exhibition opening January 22 about Big Air Shougang slope and other projects by the studio in which "movement" plays an important role.

07-10-2021

llLab. studio renovates Brickyard Retreat

Using local history to revitalise the region, not once, but twice. LLLab.'s project concerns a former tile factory near Beijing. The industrial building that had already been restored in 2010 as a hotel has now undergone a new makeover, boosting job opportunities and social development in the area.

18-08-2021

3andwich Design: Viti Books bookshop in Beijing

Viti Books, in the Daxing district, southern Beijing, aims to become a starting point for the rebirth of a new sort of social interaction. 3andwich Design is behind the interior design of the bookshop, having designated specific areas for adults and children, for leisure and concentration, where everyone can feel at home.

08-07-2021

LUO Studio creates Mumokuteki Concept Bookstore in Beijing

The creative designers of LUO Studio have produced a bookshop in an unused underground space in a Beijing shopping centre. The project makes the most of the existing construction, despite the presence of utility installations and all the limitations associated with underground spaces.

22-02-2021

Lissoni Casal Ribeiro Shangri-La Shougang Park Beijing

The new Shougang Park hotel complex designed by architectural studio Lissoni Casal Ribeiro will be inaugurated for the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics in a former industrial area only 20 km from the Forbidden City. In the hotel, one of a number of important projects planned for the area in preparation for the Winter Olympics, the Italian architectural studio designed the façade and indoor and outdoor greenery as well as all the interiors.

09-02-2021

MAD Architects YueCheng Courtyard Kindergarten, Beijing

MAD Architects’ YueCheng Courtyard Kindergarten is an example of intergenerational integration from China. The kindergarten commissioned by the Yuecheng Group is located next to a seniors’ home in Beijing, a situation permitting integration of preschool education with seniors’ care in a surreal structure that inspires children to think, reflect and pursue endless possibilities.

25-01-2021

Winners of the 2021 CTBUH Best Tall Building Awards

The Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat recently announced the annual Best Tall Building Award of Excellence Winners in a number of categories. Koichi Takada Architects’ Arc in Sydney, Sou Fujimoto, Nicolas Laisné and Oxo Architects’ White Tree in Montpellier, France, Heatherwick Studiop’s Eden in Singapore, Studio Gang’s MIRA Tower in San Francisco, WOHA’s Sky Green in Taichung, Taiwan, Zaha Hadid Architects Leeza SOHO in Beijing and One Thousand Museum in Miami, and Safdie Architects’ Raffles City Chongqing in the Chinese city of the same name are only a few of the skyscrapers selected by CTBUH that have been described in Floornature.

18-12-2020

Neri & Hu’s Junshan Cultural Centre

Neri&Hu’s Junshan Cultural Centre is located just outside Beijing, among the meandering rivers and undulating mountain ranges of the Miyun reservoir, and also includes a clubhouse and a sales centre. The architecture is based on a blend of Nordic design with contemporary oriental style, combining a bare brick structure and a pattern of vertical aluminium panels with a wood print that lightens the building’s external appearance. The luxurious interiors are designed to blend into their natural surroundings, and the inner courtyard is covered by a sculptural ceiling of Venetian white plaster that acts as a trait d'union between the spaces.