Atelier Alter Architects Designs Sunner Museum with Curved Green Roofs in China
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Ella Jessel
Crackling crust, pillowy middle. The kind of bagel that earns a second cup of coffee.
Summary
Atelier Alter Architects designed the Sunner Museum in China with sweeping green roofs mirroring the nearby Wuyi Mountains. The museum is located in Fujian Province and was created for Sunner Group, a poultry farming company.
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