Weishe Architects Unveils Design for Qin’an County Archives, Featuring a "Weathered and Cracked" Facade

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Tracing the development of Chinese civilization reveals a journey that moves from the lower reaches of the Yellow River upstream. Journeying backward from Beijing of the Ming and Qing dynasties, through Luoyang of the Sui and Tang, to Xi'an of the Qin and Han, one eventually reaches Qin'an—the site of an 8,000-year-old prehistoric civilization. Recently, the Qin'an Archives, designed by WEISHE Studio, broke ground in this historic and cultural city, celebrated as the birthplace of the mythological figures Fuxi and Nuwa. The new facility will not only preserve county records and archives but will also serve as a public cultural hub, integrating research, reading, cultural exhibitions, and academic exchange.

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Cite: Shu, Yuekang. "Weishe Architects Unveils Design for Qin’an County Archives, Featuring a "Weathered and Cracked" Facade" [未舍建筑事务所公布“秦安县档案局”方案,营造“风化开裂”立面效果] 10 Mar 2019. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/1070437/weishe-architects-unveils-design-for-qinan-county-archives-featuring-a-weathered-and-cracked-facade> ISSN 0719-8884
Courtesy of WAY graphic studio

未舍建筑事务所公布“秦安县档案局”方案,营造“风化开裂”立面效果

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