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Pavilion, Jinhua Architecture Park, China – Christ & Gantenbein

2009

Pavilion by Christ & Gantenbein: The Ancient Tree.

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

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