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"Urban Rainwater Garden Library Design" is a Urban Design, Sustainable Design, Concept Architecture project showcased on uni.xyz.

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This project is located in China.

Urban Rainwater Garden Library Design

Based on the concept of the sponge city, this rain garden library is designed to help the ecological transformation of the Suzhou River in Shanghai. The concept of design is urban emotion. It is proposed to influence people's expression of emotions, in order to find new developments and new forms of urban public spaces in the future.

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Shortlisted entry of Education '20

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Project Team (1)

Shanghai Institute of Visual Arts

(1)

Yuxin Zhan

Architect | Creative Director

Associated Disciplines (3)

Urban Design

Sustainable Design

Concept Architecture

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Shanghai

China

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PUBLISHED ON 14th August 2020

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