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6552 m²
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Lead Architects:
Gang Song, Zhiyuan Zhu, Guanqiu Zhong
Architectural Design:
Zhe Duan, Huanyu Ma, Jiaming Chen, Yinhao Zhu, Ruochen Liao, Yao Rao, Ling Shi, Chonglan Tao, Hu Wang, Ge Zhang, Jie Liu (Internship), Xiaohan Tang (Internship), Yinghao Tang (Internship), Kai Wang (Internship), Jiaquan Xie (Internship), Zewei Xing (Internship), Ziyu Chen (Internship), Yingyin Guan (Internship)
© Siming WuText description provided by the architects. Shiwan, a renowned ceramic capital in Southern China, is a place that has thrived and become beautiful due to its rich ceramic heritage. Its unique landscape, defined by Dawu and Xiaowu Hill and the Dongping River, together with the Tanzhou Waterway, weaves a natural tapestry full of vitality. No. 7 Ceramic Art Research Base aims to create a multifaceted artistic space that includes international youth communities, art workshops, city parks, and creative incubators for master artisans. It serves as a bridge connecting tradition and modernity, as well as nature and culture. It not only carries a rich historical legacy, but also embraces the limitless possibilities of contemporary art and creativity.
