two separate towers rise from a circularly connected podium at the base, framing a tranquil, inward-facing courtyard park.
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lycs architecture forms a white curved surface along with exposed wood structures creating a clear visual.
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LYCS architecture integrated design elements derived from the shapes and forms of flying egrets and completed the project in a period of 100 days.
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LYCS architecture uses ‘time and space corridors’ to connect the buildings of the three historical periods: the late qing dynasty, early republic of china, post-liberation and reform and opening up.
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the kindergarten and a primary school project allows the kids to enjoy their own fairytale-like campus following their growth and emotions.
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the interior design is an architectural clue, which penetrates both its content and context, interweaves with its spatial logic.
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the spot is committed to creating a gathering place for talents to share ideas about the latest internet technology, industry integration, and entrepreneurship.
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by reusing an outdated warehouses, the project is a good example of contemporary chinese urbanization – widely practiced as an urban renewal method.
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LYCS’ result brings the balance between massing and spatial sequence, between program and promenade experience; an innovation to the rule of ‘maximum office space availability’.
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LYCS’ design for ‘mylines hotel’ not only focuses on stimulating its guests of new experience, but aims to create four indispensable senses: relaxation, romance, relief and passion.
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