In the process of urban development, architecture is not only a container of space, but also a witness to cultural, historical, and social changes.
As urban renewal becomes a core issue in global urban development, how to inject new vitality into cities while preserving their historical context has become a challenge faced by designers and urban planners alike.
The Box, facing outward, as an iconic project in Beijing’s urban renewal, provides us with a deeply inspiring answer with its unique design concept of “deconstruction and reconstruction”.
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