
Memorial Hall of the Final Battle of the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression / TJAD
Miniature Architecture: 17 Projects that Explore Interior Design for Children
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The world certainly looks different through the eyes of a young child; enormous, intriguing, and somewhat overwhelming, and it has long been believed that what we encounter as children shapes up our perspective of the world. When asked about his childhood memories in Switzerland, Peter Zumthor shared that the memories of his youth contain the deepest architectural experience, which have become reservoirs of the architectural atmospheres and images that he explores in his work as an architect today.
Having a complete understanding of how children change and grow physically and psychologically throughout their childhood requires an in depth observation of different factors, such as their hereditary traits and genetics, the interactions they have with other children and adults, as well as the environment they are living, playing, and learning in. In celebration of World Children’s Day on November 20th, we look at how architects and designers stimulated children's autonomy and promoted their mental and physical wellbeing through architecture and interior design.
Shoku-tei Sushi / NATURE TIMES ART DESIGN

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Architects: NATURE TIMES ART DESIGN
- Area : 200 m²
- Year : 2020
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Manufacturers : iGuzzini
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Professionals : YCWORK
Holiland 1992 Concept Store / Some Thoughts Spatial Design and Research Office
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Architects: Some Thoughts Spatial Design and Research Office
- Area : 240 m²
- Year : 2021
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Professionals : Shanghai TIQI Industrial Co. Ltd.
Taiyuan FAB Cinema / X+LIVING
Ya Space! / PIG DESIGN

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Architects: PIG DESIGN
- Year : 2020
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Manufacturers : Memphis
“Suzhou Bay Cultural Center is a Coexistence of Large and Small scales”: Interview with Christian de Portzamparc

The Suzhou Bay Cultural Center is part of a series of emblematic projects initiated by the city's Wujiang Lakefront Masterplan. Located on the shores of Lake Tai, the deserted plain was discovered by Christian de Portzamparc in 2013, while rethinking the future city. It was then built so quickly, that the architect never ceased to be amazed after every visit. Alive, it is like a real Manhattan of towers organized through a grid of streets and avenues, bordering a central pedestrian axis that heads towards the lake. It was clear that the meeting of this pedestrian axis and the great lake would generate an exceptional place, and it was on this site, on each side, that the cultural center was to be implanted in the architecture competition.
Suzhou Bay Grand Theater / Christian de Portzamparc

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Architects: Christian de Portzamparc
- Area : 215000 m²
- Year : 2020
J1M5 Boutique / Various Associates
Hangzhou Qushui-Lanting Resort Hotel / DJX Design Studio

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Architects: DJX Design Studio
- Area : 8800 m²
- Year : 2019
Nanjing Eco Hi-Tech Island: Xin Wei Yi Technology Park / NBBJ
Future Waiting Hall / Various Associates

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Interior Designers: Various Associates
- Year : 2020
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Manufacturers : Bespoke