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The document describes the He Art Museum designed by architect Tadao Ando in Guangdong, China. The museum has a round main structure representing the sky and a square ground representing the earth. It covers an area of 16,000 square meters and was built in 2020. Features include a crescent-shaped garden at the entrance, a double helix staircase, and an oculus skylight.
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- 1. • • • • • HE ART MUSEUM ARCHITECT: TADAO ANDO TYPE: ART MUSEUM LOCATION:GUANGDONG, CHINA AREA: 16000 sqm / 176,00 sqft BUILT YEAR: 2020 CONCRETE SLICK FUNCTIONS : • • • • PUBLIC
- 2. FORM & CONCEPT Chinese word "HE" AIM IS TO PRESERVE AND EXHIBIT THE REGIONAL LINGNAN CULTURE • MAIN STRUCTURE ROUND (SKY) • THE GROUND IS SQUARE (EARTH) • CRESENT-SHAPED GARDEN AT ENTRANCE DIFFERENT SIZES OF CIRCLES TENSION & RYTHM DYNAMIC BALANCE • DOUBLE HELIX STAIRCASE • CRESCENT GARDEN • OCULUS SKYLIGHT
- 5. FUNCTIONS : • • • • • • • • • • • ARCHITECTS: MATHEW AND GHOSH ARCHITECTS TYPE: ART MUSEUM LOCATION:BENGALURU, INDIA AREA: 4089 sqm BUILT YEAR: 2023 • PUBLIC
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