Wang Shu's architectural works

Wang Shu's classic architectural design works, Nanjing Overseas Chinese Building, self-occupied interior, Chen Mo Art Studio in Haining, Zhejiang Province, and the library of Zhengwen College of Soochow University.

Wang Shu, male, Han nationality,/kloc-0 was born in Urumqi, Xinjiang on October 4th, 1963 165438, a famous architect and architect, a representative scholar of contemporary new humanistic architecture, and a leader with the most international academic influence in the new architectural movement in China. Southeast University (formerly Nanjing Institute of Technology) holds a bachelor's and master's degree in architecture, and a doctor's degree in architecture from Tongji University. ?

From 65438 to 0988, he obtained a master's degree in architecture from the School of Architecture of Nanjing Institute of Technology (now Southeast University) (tutor: Academician Qi Kang). After graduation, I went to Zhejiang Academy of Fine Arts (now China Academy of Fine Arts) to study the transformation of old buildings and the relationship between environment and architecture. 1988 to 1995 worked in Zhejiang Academy of Fine Arts (now China Academy of Fine Arts).

The residence designed by Wang Shu

In Sifang Contemporary Art Lake District, there is a three-in-one residence designed by Wang Shu, a famous architect in China. This building is surrounded on three sides and open on one side, which is cohesive and closed in space. Maintaining the continuity of architecture and space in form lies not only in the architecture itself, but also in the relationship between architecture and city, which is the concrete operation of the designer for the Chinese house paradigm.

In the surrounding environment, the basic state of the three-in-one house is "sleeping", and the architect introduced the living system of "sitting in the house". Both the house and the residents are "sleepwalkers". Spatial form and human body are doing slow, heavy, bumpy but uninterrupted movements. There is a shallow pool in the middle of the house, where water waves, sleepers and houses ripple with each other. Look at the world around you with warm eyes.