Waterside Buddist Shrine in Tangshan, China by ARCHSTUDIO

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Han Wen-Qiang, an associate professor in CAFA (China Central Academy of Fine Arts), the founder of ARCHSTUDIO. He mainly researches on contemporary architectural and interior environment based on traditional cultural background, devotes to making space to be the communication medium between people and people, people and environment, and creating a livable life. He has been featured as 2015 One of the Best Ten International “Design Vanguard” by American renowned magazine “Architectural Record”. His works have won many awards, including “LEAF (Leading European Architecture Forum) Awards” Refurbishment of the Year Award, Architizer “A+ Awards” Architecture + Renovation Category Jury Award, “Hospitality Design Award” Open Category Winner of American Hospitality Design magazine, “Best of Year Awards” of American “Interior Design” Magazine; “The 37th Annual Interior Awards” of American “Contract” magazine; “Taiwan Interior Design Award” Gold Award; “Asia Pacific Interior Design Awards” Gold Award; Design for Asia Award Merit Award and WA Design Experiment Award Shortlist Award, etc. His works have also been invited to exhibited at “Towards A Critical Pragmatism: Contemporary Architecture in China” exhibition by Harvard University and 2015 Kwangju Art Biennial in Korea. His works have been widely published by home and abroad renowned publications, including Architectural Record, Architectural Review, Arquitectura Viva, Frame, d+a, Perspective, Taiwan Architecture magazine, Time + Architecture magazine, dezeen, designboom, archdaily, gooood and other famous design websites.

Image Courtesy © Wang Ning, Jin Weiqi

• Architects: ARCHSTUDIO
• Project: Waterside Buddist Shrine
• Location: Tangshan, Hebei, China
• Photography: Wang Ning, Jin Weiqi
• Author: Han Wen-Qiang
• Architectural Design: Han Wenqiang, Jiang Zhao, Li Xiaoming
• Structural Design: Zhang Fuhua
• Water-electricity Design: Zheng Baowei
• Land Area: about 500 ㎡
• Building Area: 169㎡
• Design Time: 2015.04—2015.08
• Construction Time: 2015.10—2017.01

Image Courtesy © Wang Ning, Jin Weiqi

Image Courtesy © Wang Ning, Jin Weiqi

Image Courtesy © Wang Ning, Jin Weiqi

Image Courtesy © Wang Ning, Jin Weiqi

Image Courtesy © Wang Ning, Jin Weiqi

Image Courtesy © Wang Ning, Jin Weiqi

Image Courtesy © Wang Ning, Jin Weiqi

Image Courtesy © Wang Ning, Jin Weiqi

Image Courtesy © Wang Ning, Jin Weiqi

Image Courtesy © Wang Ning, Jin Weiqi

Image Courtesy © Wang Ning, Jin Weiqi

Image Courtesy © ARCHSTUDIO

Image Courtesy © ARCHSTUDIO

Image Courtesy © ARCHSTUDIO

Image Courtesy © ARCHSTUDIO

Image Courtesy © ARCHSTUDIO

Image Courtesy © ARCHSTUDIO

Image Courtesy © ARCHSTUDIO

Image Courtesy © ARCHSTUDIO

Image Courtesy © ARCHSTUDIO

Tags: China, Tangshan

Categories: Building, Cultural Center

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