Who created the project "Central Cultural Center"?

This project was created by max lalande on uni.xyz, a platform for design professionals to showcase their work.

What type of design project is "Central Cultural Center"?

"Central Cultural Center" is a Eco Building, Community Architecture, Civic Architecture, Chinese Small Scale Architecture, Conceptual Architecture, Culture & Art Centre, Cultural Center, Built Environment, Connecting City, Community Center, Cultural Hub, Low Carbon Design, Community Focus, CSIIT School Of Architecture, Architecture, 3D Visualization project showcased on uni.xyz.

Where is the project "Central Cultural Center" located?

This project is located in China.

Central Cultural Center

Please find my submission for the "Sync: Designing a Cultural Center for 21st century Eco-cities" entry for the SSTEC. Please scan barcode for more content saved on Google Drive!

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INTROVERSE

Located in a park in the heart of Beijing, the project creates a secluded space that protects users from the busy environment and prompts each individual to find their own expression of faith. Nature was used as a key element to contextualize the project while the spiral shape evokes the idea of a journey one makes towards the central space.