All(zone) Creates Colorful Fabric Pavilions for Shanghai Architecture Biennial
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Christina Yao
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Summary
Architecture studio All(zone) has created the Shanghai Picnic installation for the RAM Assembles architecture biennial, featuring a series of colorful fabric pavilions in Shanghai. The installation transforms public spaces into a "shared canvas" through temporary architectural structures made from vibrant textiles, exploring how architecture can shape and activate urban environments.
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features a series of pavilions made from colourful fabrics
RAM Assembles explores architecture's role in shaping public space through installations in the museum's courtyards
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