Huanglong Mountain·Zisha Mineral Source Museum / Architecture School of Southeast University + Atelier XÜK

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Huanglong Mountain·Zisha Mineral Source Museum / Architecture School of Southeast University + Atelier XÜK - Exterior Photography, Cityscape
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Text description provided by the architects. Ink has five pigments, and clay has five colors. Chinese people write with ink and cast utensils with clay, which gave birth to the Chinese culture.
The shore of Taihu Lake and the continuing range of Tianmu Mountain have created the terrain and mineral context of Dingshu.
The Chinese culture veins, the Dingshu terrain veins, and the Zisha mineral veins are the source of inspiration for the Huanglong Mountain·Zisha Mineral Source Museum.

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Cite: "Huanglong Mountain·Zisha Mineral Source Museum / Architecture School of Southeast University + Atelier XÜK" 27 Nov 2024. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/1023799/huanglong-mountain-star-zisha-mineral-source-museum-architecture-school-of-southeast-university-plus-atelier-xuk> ISSN 0719-8884

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“釉”织新旧,黄龙山·紫砂矿源展示馆 / 东南大学建筑学院+旭可建筑

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