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Blossom Pavilion – Shanghai, China
Building: blossom pavilion
Location : shanghai, China
Architects: Atelier Deshaus
Design team: Liu Yichun, Wang Longhai, Ding Jieru
Completion : 2015
Artist collaborator : Zhan Wang
Structural design: Zhang Zhun
AE interests: It is an sculptural pavilion, it is made out of stainless steel. It is a reinterpretation of the first human shelter, consisting in thin flat slab supported by columns that resemble rocks.
Modern Art Museum– Shanghai, China
Building : Modern art museum
Location : shanghai, China
Architects: Atelier deshaus
Design team: Yichun Liu, Yifeng Chen, Weishi Wang, Wen Shen, Chen Hao, Longhai Wang, Xiaoyi Chen, Jieru Ding, Mengdie Zhou
Completion : 2016
Photographs: Fangfang Tian
Client: Shanghai Pudong Waterfront Development and Construction Investments Co., Ltd.
Construction: China Construction Eighth Engineering Division Co., Ltd.
AE interests: The long museum west bund in Shanghai china it was made by the transformation of an old coal bunker. The idea was to preserve as much as possible the precedent structure and it spaces, that is why they used Steel hanging trusses supported by the old structure.
The Long Museum West Bund – Shanghai, China
Building : The Long Museum West Bund
location : Shanghai, China
Architects: Atelier deshaus
Architects in charge: Liu Yichun, Chen Yifeng
Completion : 2014
Photographers: Xia Zhi
Photographs: Fangfang Tian
Client: Shanghai Pudong Waterfront Development and Construction Investments Co., Ltd.
Structure, electrical & mechanical engineer: Tongji Architectural Design (Group) Co, Ltd.
Structure, electrical & mechanical design team: Chao Si, Zhang Zhun, Shao Xiaojian, Shao Zhe, Zhang Ying, Shi You, Li Weijiang, Kuang Xingyu, Zhou Zhili
Lighting design: Shanghai Guangyu Lighting Design Co., Ltd.
Client: Shanghai Xuhui Waterfront Development, Investment & Construction Co., Ltd.
AE interests: The building is shaped in an umbrella over hanged vaults, that creates different spaces where the exhibition takes place. It is made of in situ concrete and it is meant to create a series of overlapped spaces to let the exhibition flow, with a more regular reading from the outside.
