HCCH Studio Designs Doughnut-Shaped Pavilion on Mount Luofu in China
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Christina Yao
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Summary
Architecture studio HCCH has designed a unique doughnut-shaped pavilion and viewpoint on Mount Luofu in Huizhou, China. The structure features oval openings and a concrete facade with a bamboo texture, located on a platform extending from a highway turn that was previously used as a buffer zone and parking area.
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· 3 pulledArchitecture studio HCCH has designed a doughnut-shaped viewpoint and pavilion in Huizhou, China, featuring oval openings and a concrete facade with a bamboo texture.
Located on Mount Luofu, the site occupies a platform that extends from a sharp turn of the highway and was previously used as a buffer zone and parking area.
The pavilion is located on a platform extended from a
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