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Cie architects to design the Tianjin Urban Planning Museum
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Mar 2009
Dutch firm Cie Architects recently received first prize in the competition to design the Tianjin Urban Planning Museum, China.
The building is composed of 3 distinct sections: Urban planning museum and offices, new year’s painting gallery and studios, and a conference centre totaling 29,000 sqm including parking.
Seen at designboom. For more details, click here.
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I don’t know… I feel that…somewhat it is a bit western misinterpretation of eastern culture. Not that I’m trying to say whether it’s right or wrong but… aesthetically and personally, I think it somewhat appears to be chaotic mix-match of dutch redlight district and ruins from traditional chinese houses
I dont know. I just feel like some of these European architects get more conceptual, more alien, and more disconected from reality with time. These rendering remind me of ivy league graduate school, where fancy colors and cute little transparent people (that look futuristic) mask the fact that the building will not feel or look anything like that. these renderings are something out of a psychedelic film.