New Youth Commune wins A+Architizer Award Finalists
Posted on 2016-12-24
New Youth Commune wins A+Architizer Award-Multi Unit Housing - Mid Rise (5-15 Floors) -Finalists Award.
The Architizer A+Awards is the largest awards program celebrating the year’s best architecture and products.
New Youth Commune on The Cover of Time Architecture
Posted on 2016-11-25
Time Architecture featured " Residence：Reflection on the Transition " in its 6th issue of 2016. New Youth Commune was selected as the cover image of the print magazine.
Wang Shuo is invited to attend 2016 "Typology-Transformation" Seminar
Posted on 2016-11-18
Wang Shuo is invited to attend 2016 "Typology-Transformation" Seminar.
Date:November 18th-19th
Venue:Tongji University
Water Tower Renovation Exhibits at Contemporary Architecture Exhibition in Harvard University
Posted on 2016-09-15
META-Project‘s Water Tower Pavillon was invited to join the exhibition Towards a Critical Pragmatism: Contemporary Architecture in China curated by Li Xiangning, deputy dean of Tongji University College of Architecture and Urban Planning. Open in the main gallery of Gund Hall at Harvard GSD from September 13th to October 24th, the exhibition aims to encourage further conversation about the present and future state of China’s architecture culture and highlights several buildings in five thematic categories—cultural, regeneration, digital, rural, and residential—and showcases the 60 architects’ commitment to conceptual criticality and quality of production.
[META:HUTONGS] published on A+U
Posted on 2016-08-30
[META:HUTONGS] published on A+U, the 64th edition.
An interview with Wang Shuo published on Interior Design
Posted on 2016-06-30
An interview with Wang Shuo published on Interior Design 2016 June issue.
Water Tower Renovation won WAN Small Space Award
Posted on 2016-03-08
March 8th，2016 - WAN AWARDS announced META-Project’s Water Tower Pavilion project as the winner of ”Small Spaces Award” (Permanent). Previously, the project had been exhibited in 2014 Venice Biennale, and Shanghai West Bund Biennale 2013.
Attracting wide spread attention from the public, META-Project adaptively renovated the water tower in an attempt to engage community life. The water tower is re-interpreted and transformed into a new type of‘ public folly’ - on the outside it forms an attractive intervention in the urban landscape, and on the inside it offers a space for public activities for the nearby communities. It invites people to engage and rethink the co-existence of history and contemporary reality.
About WAN AWARDS:
The world’s largest Architecture Awards Programme, covering 1,379 Entries, 317 International Judges and 72 Countries. The ”Small Spaces Award” is a specialist category to showcase the creative thinking, imaginative designs and inspirational ideas behind small-scale builds.
