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Duke Kunshan University Phase 2 Campus

Firm LocationShanghai, China
Project locationKunshan, China
CompanyPerkins&Will
Lead ArchitectPaul Rice
Design TeamJames Lu, Paul Rice, Jeff Stebar, Bruce McEvoy, David Sheehan, Wu Jing, John Poelker, Li Jianping, Stephen Trimble, Jared Serwer, Zhou Mengyue, Lauren Prickett, Ping Wong, Sun Yanfang, Yu Zhechen, Saerkjaer Thomas, Xiao Kun, Chen Qi, Zhang Siyuan, Mao Xue, Zhang Zhongyi, Shao Yan, Ge Feng, Zhao Taihao, Wang Chao, Dong Weihong, Li Jing, Zhou Yuan, Korinna Hirsch, Zhang Xiao, Cai Xiaorong
ClientDuke Kunshan University
Projecthttps://perkinswill.com/project/duke-kunshan-university-phase-ii-campus/
Project Videohttps://youtu.be/ZyQSEUnzDtg?si=2ZzDTX-n0z-jcSJk

Duke Kunshan University Phase 2 is designed as a learning-anywhere community, delivering interdisciplinary education and promoting cross-cultural understanding and cross-border collaborations. This campus pays tribute to the historic Abele Quad at Duke University in Durham, USA, while also incorporating local Chinese culture and context, resulting a beautiful fusion of Eastern and Western influences. In line with the ideal of "harmony between humankind and nature," all buildings in Phase 2 are LEED-certified, and all large curtain walls feature symbolic frit patterns to protect birds.