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With China experiencing large-scale reconstruction throughout the country, a great deal of its historic architecture is being replaced by uniform rows of bland, new buildings.
In response to a community’s need for a new structurally sound elementary school, Beijing-based Trace Architecture Office (TAO) designed an academic complex of reinforced, poured-in-place concrete and wood.
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To convey its commitment to the environment, technical innovation, and emphasis on human resources, Dow Chemical asked Gensler to transform an existing office complex into the company's new Asia Pacific headquarters.