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concrete), creating a strong but flexible connection between individual pieces. This practice was used historically to rebuild villages after typhoons swept through the region. Wang Shu was adamant on using this building technique as it maintains the practice of traditional
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These upper levels fracture, like the mountains near the site, breaking into five smaller sections of sharp geometric shapes. The effect is created through a series of staircases and courtyards that create many different paths through the museum. This cracking effect can be seen in the plan from the
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Other walls are decorated with cement-covered bamboos. Material used on different walls was decided by the angle at which the wall protrudes. More angular walls employed bamboo and concrete construction, and more vertical walls used the recycled brick and stone. It is reported that Ningbo Museum was
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After collecting stones and bricks from demolished structures in the surrounding area, the architect gave the builders some freedom in arranging these to create walls, using the wapan technique. This involves piecing together mismatched pieces of stone or tile with thin layers of lime (similar to
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The entire structure of the museum is broken into a few separate pieces that are connected via the central courtyard. The first three levels create a united square, housing the main entrances and administrative offices. Galleries are housed on the upper levels.
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also employed a similar decoration. Additionally, the windows have received attention for their unique situation on each facade and the seemingly random arrangement and placement of each window.
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bird’s eye view, and the angles at which each piece jut out from the main levels creates an abstract sculptural effect on the rooftop walkways.
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