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The Mecanoo Structure in Shenzhen is Made up of Four Sections

— August 27, 2014 — Art & Design
The architecture firm Mecanoo has started on building a structure in Shenzhen, China, which is made up of four distinct volumes. Each volume is colored with a vibrant red hue that makes the cultural center stand out even more.

The center will offer a number of different activities, "containing a public art gallery, a science museum, a youth center, and a book mall spread over five expansive storeys," according to DesignBoom. As such many people will be able to come here and spend a whole day exploring the different sections of the building without running out of activities to do.

This structure by Mecanoo will help Shenzhen look much more modern and recognized on a global scale.

Photo Credits: designboom, mecanoo.nl

Trend Themes

  1. Separate Volume Architecture — The use of distinct volumes in architecture creates visually striking structures and enhances the overall design.
  2. Vibrant Color Schemes — Incorporating bold and vibrant colors in architecture helps buildings to stand out and become iconic symbols.
  3. Multifunctional Cultural Centers — Designing cultural centers with multiple activities and facilities allows for diverse experiences and attracts a wider range of visitors.

Industry Implications

  1. Architecture — The field of architecture can adopt separate volume designs to create unique and visually stunning buildings.
  2. Interior Design — Vibrant color schemes can be applied in interior design to create visually stimulating and memorable spaces.
  3. Tourism and Hospitality — Developing multifunctional cultural centers can attract tourists and provide diverse entertainment options.
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