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Fanciful architecture in China

Posted by BobG in Vancouver on 2008/10/15

I have posted about innovative architecture in Beijing previously. But that wasn’t unexpected because of the creative juices generated by Beijing Olympics 2008.

I was a bit surprised to see this image via China Digital Times of a different example of building architecture in Shenyang, which is in northeast China and the industrial center of ex-Manchuria:

shenyang1.jpg (JPEG Image, 1024x768 pixels) - Scaled (84%).jpg

Shenyang is usually described as a humdrum industrial and hi-tech center today.

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One Response to “Fanciful architecture in China”

  1. The Chinese like to laugh at, and about, their iconic buildings « My agnostic views & images I like said

    2008/11/29 at 03:45

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