Sinuous form of Shenzhen Natural History Museum emulates "a piece of landscape"

Granite cloaks the sweeping form of Shenzhen Natural History Museum, completed in China by architecture studios 3XN, B+H Architects and Zhubo Design. Now officially open in the Pingshan District, the 100,000-square-metre building was planned as a new cultural landmark for Shenzhen. It is distinguished by its fluid form that rises from the ground, designed by The post Sinuous form of Shenzhen Natural History Museum emulates "a piece of landscape" appeared first on Dezeen.