Studio Pei-Zhu converts a Beijing factory into Minsheng Contemporary Art Museum

An angular extension covered in a shiny skin of metal panels marks the entrance to this museum for contemporary art in Beijing, which is housed in a former factory converted by local architecture firm Studio Pei-Zhu (+ slideshow). (more…)

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