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    <title>Expert: Shenzhen Decoration and Construction Industrial co.Ltd | ArchDaily</title>
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        <![CDATA[SHUM YIP UpperHills LOFT  / MENG YAN, LIU XIAODU | URBANUS]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>In China, the image of marriage registration office is usually closely associated with government institutes. Moreover, registry office, as a part of the Civil Affairs Department, also connects marriage with the complicated and boring bureaucracy. Due to such bureaucratization of the process of marriage, the supposedly romantic and exciting moment of marriage registration turns into mechanized experience and formalism. Nanshan Wedding Center is a new architectural typology: on the one hand, the architects hope to bring a new identity to the process of marriage registration; and on the other hand, it provides different types of public space for other users from the city. Furthermore, it redefines the identity and the monumentality of government building and shortens the distance between the citizens and the governors.</p> ]]>
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