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Jiming Island Cape Art Museum
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Jiming Island Cape Art Museum
LocationXi'An, China
StudioStudio Ten
PhotographerXiao Tan
The sphere, cone, and lifted prism all intersect in the longitudinal main hall, using natural elements such as the sky, earth, and windmill as the objects of the framing scene. The different forms of niche spaces are not directly related to each other and create completely different viewing experiences, creating a dramatic spatial effect with clear priorities and ups and downs.Architects by TJAD Rurban Studio.