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        <![CDATA[2021 Best Commercial Architecture]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Against the backdrop of a global culture steeped in consumerism, every aspect of our lives is being consumed. As the physical medium of consumer behavior, commercial architecture is undeniably a vital link in this consumer society. "Insta-worthy" spaces—embodying trends, spectacle, and the culture of the gaze—are a direct manifestation of this influence. Yet, looking back at architectural history, we must also acknowledge that the rise of consumerism has largely driven architectural development. The influx of capital and the keen interest of real estate developers have, in some ways, granted architects more opportunities to realize their creative ideals within commercial projects.</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[Beijing Jobs | Studio Zhu-Pei: Architect, Landscape Architect, Intern]]>
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      <dc:creator>Milly Mo</dc:creator>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Studio Zhu-Pei was founded in Beijing in 2005 by Zhu Pei. The practice has consistently focused on the exploration and practice of cultural architecture, driven by an artistic and experimental creative ethos. To date, the studio has completed 18 art museums and cultural projects, with another 17 currently under construction or in the design phase. Design Philosophy: "Nature Architecture" is neither landscape architecture nor green architecture. Rather than referring to nature in a narrow sense, it represents a natural attitude—an exploration of the natural tectonic laws behind architecture. It seeks to uncover the sensory roots defined by one's own culture, establishing a deep-seated connection between architecture and local culture, geography, and climate.</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[Grocery Store]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>The Chengqi Zaowu Intangible Cultural Heritage Pop-Up Store is located in the sunken plaza of a commercial complex. Planned to exist for three months, the pop-up store is designed to showcase and sell traditional handicrafts.</p>]]>
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