四个公共展馆丨中国北京丨Aurelien Chen,CSCEC

Architects:Aurelien Chen

Area:300m²

Year:2023

Photographs:Aurelien Chen, Zhang Aoran, Wang Manyu, Sun Jieyang

Lead Architect:Aurelien Chen

Landscape Design:Urban and rural planning and design institute of CSCEC

Partners In Charge:Aurelien Chen, Wu Yixia

Design Team:Aurelien Chen, Wang Manyu, Sun Jieyang, Qiu Shuang, Jiang Ze, Xue Guantao

Landscape Design Team:Lu Ning, Zhang Meng, Guo Jia

Design Institute:Urban and rural planning and design institute of CSCEC

City:Beijing

Country:China

Text description provided by the architects. The four pavilions are located in a park along one of the main arteries of Beijing. These pavilions have several functions: public restrooms, rest and service areas for walkers, offices for park management staff and storage and restrooms for the park gardeners.

The pavilions are designed as urban signals that, while needing to be highly visible from the main avenue, must also be delicately integrated into the park. The geometry thus echoes that of the landscape elements, made up of straight lines and taut curves, and the built mass remains low so as not to be too imposing.

It is the over-roof/shade structure that serves as the urban signal. Light, floats delicately above the building, appearing sometimes among the foliage, sometimes above it.

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Address:Beijing, China