Built for a real estate developer, the exhibition hall Hovering Kan-Too transformed the urban landscape of the Chinese city of Zhongshan.
This white crown crowned with orange aluminum crests reflects the natural design of the surrounding mountains. Fiel knew his way around architecture, Wutopia Lab sought to reinterpret the traditional Chinese aesthetic with the light of modernity. It is the translucent skin of PFTE, politetrafluoroetileno, which floats in the lower part of the building.
This sense of amplitude is also found in the nitrogen in the open air, which literally means that the air is flying.
Inside, the ballet scene continues between dynamic and irregular curves that subensure and moving. The dark-colored interior cranes atraen the visitor and inspire a spirit of adventure. ¡Atrévete a conocerlo!
Yaël Nacache
