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Magic Panel House Dali Xizhou Town, Yunnan province well water use & tap water use communicate & close drinkable & useable courtyard & detached group & indivadual To bring well water used life ways to modern tap water time queue up get water chat around take rest wash vegetables drink tea play around cook&sleep wood panel with 12 holes on 3 dimentions pins inserted in and joint together columns and beams use mortise and tenon ways joint 9*thick panel 4*thin panel 4*column 7*beam made up one minimum basic unit unit can assemble or joint flexiable and freely to assemble based on context or uses free grow & free assemble & free use

 Hidden Wine Cabinet model First step - Frame work PVC square stick L-shape joint Assembling Piece up Half done Distortion Phased completion Second step - Concrete paint clear cement toning paint on drying cracked Concrete coating failed, waiting for new material

 Hidden Wine Cabinet model massing connected studio and corridor together hidden on the existing square concrete column use the abandoned corner and column in order to design a private space not noly can pin-up but also can store wine

 Hidden Wine Cabinet Site loceted on GHK 4F, northeast close to studioE418 connected studio and corridor together hidden on the existing square concrete column use the abandoned corner and column in order to design a private space not noly can pin-up but also can store wine

 The Laurentian Library The Laurentian Library in Florence, Italy, designed by the great Renaissance artist Michelangelo. One of the  most important and influential buildings in the history of architecture. The Laurentian Library was commissioned by Pope Clement VII and was intended to serve as a repository for the Medici family's extensive collection of manuscripts and books. Construction on the library began in 1524 and was completed in 1571, after Michelangelo's death. The library is located the San Lorenzo complex, adjacent to the Medici Chapels. One of the most striking features of the Laurentian Library is its architectural style, which combines elements of the Renaissance and Mannerist styles. The library is notable for its use of elaborate decoration, intricate details, and a sense of movement and drama. In the design of the library's staircase, which features a spiral ramp that wraps around the room, creating a sense of movement and energy. In addition to its archi...

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