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I. The Cloud of People
The presidential library is a piece of a floating cloud. It humbly reflects and displays the colors of its surroundings. It stores the dynamic collective memories of the nation without preconception. It provides shade while generously sparing the land with freedom below. Nevertheless, it will always be there as the cloud of the people and the collective memory of the island's history.
The presidential library is a piece of a floating cloud. It humbly reflects and displays the colors of its surroundings. It stores the dynamic collective memories of the nation without preconception. It provides shade while generously sparing the land with freedom below. Nevertheless, it will always be there as the cloud of the people and the collective memory of the island's history.
II. Suturing a Crack
These additions to the park replace the former banal line of bushes and fences along the street. The program of a washroom expanded to shape an open and dynamic civic place. The middle blocks of Gongyi road could be thus lit up and prosper, ready for a more energetic and enjoyable experience of this glamourous city.
These additions to the park replace the former banal line of bushes and fences along the street. The program of a washroom expanded to shape an open and dynamic civic place. The middle blocks of Gongyi road could be thus lit up and prosper, ready for a more energetic and enjoyable experience of this glamourous city.
III. The Valley
The interface symbolizes a new beginning. Even if they are not residents of these buildings, the runners can move around these staggered platforms (roofs, balconies) without any restriction, which provides us with a different perspective to reinterpret the roofs and walls of buildings. The interface initiates the activities of pedestrians (non-residents or those with a specific purpose). Not limited to our visual perception, these staggered terraces and high-building facades have become uncultivated natural landscapes for us as people think about crossing or avoiding these interfaces.