Architektur von Shigeru Ban The Furniture House, by Japanese architect Shigeru Ban, in the multi-dwelling project Commune by the Great Wall near Beijing, conceived by developers Zhang Xin and Pan Shiyi. The form is light, open and neo-Palladian, but the structural invention is a laminate of woven bamboo strips normally used for concrete formwork, here used for walls., Architects: Architects: Shigeru Ban Beijing China

Architektur von Shigeru Ban The Furniture House, by Japanese architect Shigeru Ban, in the multi-dwelling project Commune by the Great Wall near Beijing, conceived by developers Zhang Xin and Pan Shiyi. The form is light, open and neo-Palladian, but the structural invention is a laminate of woven bamboo strips normally used for concrete formwork, here used for walls., Architects: Architects: Shigeru Ban Beijing China

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Architektur von Shigeru Ban The Furniture House, by Japanese architect Shigeru Ban, in the multi-dwelling project Commune by the Great Wall near Beijing, conceived by developers Zhang Xin and Pan Shiyi. The form is light, open and neo-Palladian, but the structural invention is a laminate of woven bamboo strips normally used for concrete formwork, here used for walls., Architects: Architects: Shigeru Ban Beijing China

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