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Top 10 Modern Chinese Architecture

China has been one of the most prolific countries in innovative engineering and amazing architecture. Today in this blog, we have collected some of the most popular modern Chinese architecture houses. So get ready to be amazed by these unique and unusual structures: https://bit.ly/3k0jqSu

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Top 10 Modern Chinese Architecture

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  1. Modern Chinese Architecture:   Top 10 Incredible Modern Houses   in China!       China has been one of the most prolific countries in terms of innovative   engineering and amazing architecture. Now, its booming constructions have   become a focal point for cutting-edge architecture.    From a bright pink church, a guesthouse with an undulating roof to   magnificent China’s glass bridges, we all know about jaw-dropping Chinese   architecture. But what about other remarkable examples of modern   Chinese architecture?    Today in this blog, we have collected some of the most popular modern   Chinese architecture houses. So get ready to be amazed by these unique and   unusual structures:     Top 10 Modern Chinese Architecture Houses in   2020!   So, below is the list of ten incredible and modern projects by Chinese firms   that are making a mark globally.       

  2. 1. Alila Yangshou by Vector Architects     Source: wp.com   Location: Guilin, China   Architects: Vector Architects   Year: 2017   Area: 16000 m²   This gorgeous building is situated in a col near Li River in Yangshuo, Guangxi.   Surrounded by beautiful natural scenes and picturesque landscape, this place   is really breathtaking.   

  3.   Source: adsttc.com   This actually was an old sugar mill that was transformed by Vector Architects   into a luxurious 177-room hotel “ Alila Yangshuo.”            

  4. 2. Phoenix Mansion by Gad     Source: jdmagicbox.com   Location: Hangzhou, China   Architects: Gad   Year: 2017   Area: 2127 m²   This is another grand house, which is located at the city gate of Hangzhou.   This place consists of borders of ancient moats in the east, adjoins to antique   temples in the west, and original buildings in the 1980s.  

  5.   Source: qtlcn.com   Designed and co-designed by designers from China, Japan, England, and   Singapore, this house has both traditional and modern touches.                 

  6. 3. Baitasi House of the Future by Dot Architects     Source: pinimg.com   Location: Beijing, China   Architects: dot Architects   Area: 30 m²   Year: 2017   The Baitasi House of the Future is all about smart homes in tiny spaces.   Constructed by Dot Architects in a historic hutong area of Beijing. This area is   specifically known for its narrow alleys and traditional courtyard houses.  

  7.   Source: aliyuncs.com   As per the owner’s conditions, this house is made in such a way that it suits   the lifestyles of young people. You’ll be amazed to know that the entire   furniture of this place is movable and has storage modules at almost every   turn, enabling four different layouts! Pretty brilliant, right?          

  8. 4. The Piano House By Hefei University of Technology     Source: blogspot.com   Location: Huainan City, Anhui, China   Architect: Hefei University of Technology   Year: 2007   Have you ever seen a house in a piano shape? If not, take a look. This   beauty is made by architectural students from the Hefei University of   Technology. Because of its unusual shape, it has become a famous tourist  

  9. place, and many newlyweds and couples have their photos taken in front of   this wonderful structure . People also called this “The most romantic   building in China.”     Source: twimg.com   Another thing that attracts people is that it is built at a scale of 50:1. If you   want, you can visit this place in the Shannan district in Huainan City, China.   The magical transparent violin is made from clear glass panels, and it also   contains escalators and a staircase for the main piano building.    

  10. 5. The Sea Captain’s House by Vector Architects    

  11. Source: pinimg.com   Location: Fuzhou, China   Architects: Vector Architects   Area: 470 m²   Year: 2017   How many of you dream of living in a sea-facing house? This is not new   construction, but this is an old house, which is renovated by Vector Architects.   They added a third level in this Captain’s home in a very modern way. Situated   in Huangqi Peninsula in Southeast China’s Fujian Province, this residence is a   gem.   

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  13. But this property is initially not as beautiful as it looks now. Over 20 years of   use and The damp and erosive nature of the seaside caused the huge   unsafety of the existing structure, and there is large-area water leakage in the   house.     The architects tried to resolve the issue by waterproofing the leaking areas by   adding a thick layer of concrete reinforcements. Besides this, a vaulted   structure has been used for the third-floor extension to reduce the possibility   of water seepage.      Source: cloudinary.com  

  14. The new renovations include the shifting of the bathrooms from the first   and second levels to the Sea-viewing side. Now the living room, dining room,   and master bedroom have more natural light and fresh air with better sea   views.    6. The MaoHaus By AntiStatics Architecture     Source: a963.com   Location: Beijing, China    Architects: AntiStatics Architecture   Year: 2017  

  15. Area: 2000 m²   At the first look, you might be thinking that this house is damaged, but this   curved facade is actually intentionally created by architects. It represents the   historical context, material potentials, novel fabrication, and also has   performative qualities within architecture.     Source: aliyuncs.com   Designers take a simple frame and an edge condition of the existing   structure and design the facade for the space of the hutong as a flowing   fabric. Ranging from 4 to 7 meters in height, 2 meters wide, and a mere 7  

  16. centimeters thick, the 6 individual panels span of the facade is standing   strongly without the need for any substructure or support.      Source: wixstatic.com   The beautiful light reflections can be seen in the day when the rays of   sunlight enter the vestibule. Do you know that at night there are precisely   tuned apertures that reveal a triptych of Chairman Mao’s prototypical   portrait? Isn’t the idea super cool? Visit this fantastic piece of art at Hutong   alley in central Beijing adjacent to The People’s Art House Print Shop.    

  17. 7. Shanghai Apartment With Rotating Boxes by   TOWOdesign     Source: tinhte.vn   Location: Shanghai, China    Architects: TOWOdesign   Area: 48 sqm   Recently a brilliant concept was built in downtown Shanghai by Chinese   studio TOWOdesign. This 517-square-foot apartment has a very unique   concept and has playful pops of color and rotating boxes to maximize space.   

  18.   Source: amazonaws.com   These ‘function boxes’ can be rotated by ten degrees to allow for a natural   flow between the living zones without blocking off space or making the   home feel small. The yellow kitchen cabinet is the center of attraction in the   entire space.         

  19. 8. Space Renovation of 69 Beishan St. By China   Academy of Art     Source: pinimg.com   Location: Hangzhou Shi, China   Architects: The Design Institute of Landscape and Architecture China   Academy of Art   Year: 2016   Area: 600 m²   It is known as 69 Beishan St because it is situated in No. 69 Beishan St.   Hangzhou, China. The whole project covers an area of about 30 meters, both   in length and width, including three houses built on the site.  

  20.   Source: ifengimg.com   One of the houses among the entire three homes was built in the 1930s with   a 2-storied western-style, and it was identified as a historical building of   Hangzhou. Due to poor maintenance, it is now completely forgotten by the   public, which is sad. Back in the days, a famous writer Mang Shi had lived in   the house and named it “Jiyi House.”   Also Read: Some Of The Best Ways To Have Modern House Design      

  21. 9. Mountain House in Mist by Shulin Architectural   Design     Source: dwell.com   Location: Jinhua, China   Architects: Shulin Architectural Design   Year: 2018   Area: 156 m²   The Mountain House is located in an ancient mountain forest in Wuyi County,   Jinhua, Zhejiang Province. Actually, this isn’t a house, it is a public library, but   we have been included in our list because of its modern Chinese architecture.   

  22.   Source: archrace.com   This book house is surrounded by conserved, rammed-earth, and   well-preserved Chinese courtyard houses. There was also an old cowshed in   the yard, but it was removed after it collapsed.            

  23. 10. Dream and Maze Suites by Studio 10     Source: pinimg.com   Location: Guilin, China   Architects: Studio 10   Year: 2018   Area: 140 m²   Inspired by the works of the surreal labyrinths of Dutch artist M.C. Escher, the   architect has created this marvelous architecture. The designers of Studio 10   tried to create a mysterious, infinite, and impossible space with the seamless   transformation amongst 2D and 3D as well as Optical Illusion elements.  

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  25. Two new guest rooms have opened in The Other Place, and a 10-room   boutique hotel in Pingle County, Guilin (a southeastern part of China famous   for its majestic, otherworldly karst mountains formed from eroded stone).    Here the architect had to find a balance between the practical needs of a   hotel suite and awe-inspiring, spatial effects, and after looking at the Maze   and Dream, you’ll know that it is everything that the architect had imagined.           The Bottom Line    Which house is your favorite from the above list? Every country has a unique   architecture style and sense. Globally various materials and elements are used   to create various types of structures . China has always been on the list of   those countries that surprise the world with its modern and futuristic   architecture.             

  26. So, this is all about modern Chinese architecture. I hope you like this blog.   Keep coming to Architecturesstyle for more architectural guidance.   Contact Us : Website : https://architecturesstyle.com Email Id : architecturesstyle@gmail.com To Connect With Us Visit  

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