This Unique Library Building Overlooks the South China Sea
Rahul Kalvapalle — February 9, 2021 — Art & Design
Visitors to the city of Haikou in China's Hainan province will soon be able to visit a truly spectacular Chinese library complex that is an ode to truly audacious and bold architectural design, in addition to being a repository of around 10,000 books.
Developed by MAD Architects, the Wormhole Library will overlook the South China Sea. Its curved concrete walls hold within them a massive library space, a cafeteria, terrace area, amphitheater and space for parking bicycles.
In addition to its distinctive curved shapes, what makes the Wormhole Library project unique is the fact that its walls were crafted using CNC tooling and 3D-printing technologies.
Eye-catching in its appearance and rich in its contents, this Chinese library building is set to open in spring 2021.
Developed by MAD Architects, the Wormhole Library will overlook the South China Sea. Its curved concrete walls hold within them a massive library space, a cafeteria, terrace area, amphitheater and space for parking bicycles.
In addition to its distinctive curved shapes, what makes the Wormhole Library project unique is the fact that its walls were crafted using CNC tooling and 3D-printing technologies.
Eye-catching in its appearance and rich in its contents, this Chinese library building is set to open in spring 2021.
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