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Pavilion, Jinhua Architecture Park, China – Till Schweizer — Pavilion, Jinhua Architecture Park, China – Till Schweizer
2012
Pavilion by Till Schweizer.

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Jinhua Architecture Park, China.

16 architects from all over the world, brought together by artist, designer and curator Ai Wei Wei, have built a micro-city of pavilions scattered along the banks of the river Yiwu.

For Domus magazine 894, July 2006
Text by Hans Ulrich Obrist. Photography by Iwan Baan. Edited by Rita Capezzuto, Joseph Grima.

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