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Shunde Yunlu Wetland Museum
The Yunlu Wetland Museum is located in Yunlu Wetland Park in Shunde, adjacent to an ecological island inhabited by 25,000 egrets. The building combines a bird-watching tower and a wetland museum, aiming to raise visitors' awareness of the ecology of the wetland while providing a unique bird-watching experience.
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The building adopts a box-type concrete structure system. The side walls, top plate, and bottom plate of each tube work together to provide overall load-bearing support. Softened by deep beams, sunlight filters through the upper skylights and penetrates into the interior of the building. Being in the building, people can physically perceive the flow of seasons and the change of nature.
buildilding adopts a box-type concrete structure system
The four superimposed tubes of the museum are divided into a vertical triangular atrium by a Boolean difference, which connects the volumes of the four floors together. The atrium is a common "viewpoint" for different perspectives inside the building. Standing here, one can simultaneously look into nature through the tubes in different directions. The viewfinder window at the end of the tube is like several carefully selected landscape paintings hanging in the space. The building adopts a box-type concrete structure system. The side walls, top plate, and bottom plate of each tube work together to provide overall load-bearing support. Softened by deep beams, sunlight filters through the upper skylights and penetrates into the interior of the building. Being in the building, people can physically perceive the flow of seasons and the change of nature.uilding adopts a box-type concrete structure system
