How OMA's First Project in Shanghai Acts As a Connecting Element for the City

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#donotsettle is an online video project created by Wahyu Pratomo and Kris Provoost about architecture and the way it is perceived by its users. Having published a number of videos on ArchDaily over the past two years, Pratomo and Provoost are now launching an exclusive column, “#donotsettle extra,” which will accompany some of their #donotsettle videos with in-depth textual analysis of the buildings they visit.

After a stop in Doha to visit IM Pei’s Museum of Islamic Art, and a peek inside MVRDV’s house office in Rotterdam, we are bringing you to Shanghai for our 3rd #donotsettle Extra column. Last week we visited OMA’s first project in Shanghai, the Lujiazui Exhibition Centre, and had the privilege to get a sneak preview before it opens to the public in the next months. Please tag along!

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Cite: Wahyu Pratomo & Kris Provoost. "How OMA's First Project in Shanghai Acts As a Connecting Element for the City" 06 Jul 2017. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/875264/how-omas-first-project-in-shanghai-acts-as-a-connecting-element-for-the-city> ISSN 0719-8884

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OMA在上海的第一个项目滨江金融城展览中心究竟有何深意?

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