MAD Architects: Building Connection To The Landscape

When the Quzhou Sports Park project was completed in China, it became the largest earth-sheltered complex ever built. In his conversation with ArchDaily, Ma Yansong explained that MAD Architects was not only focused on completing the stadium proposal, but also on creating an architecture that disappears. Unique fields become architectural spaces where anyone can do anything at any moment.
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[@uniqdzign2]

Superb marrying of landscape and building in shapes and forms that are pleasing to the eye, as is the hill in which it sits. I also noticed the detail of the rebated line that follows the arch curves, something that one seldom sees in modern architecture of this size.

[@Eric_Cartman_30]

Beautiful

[@arjagratiyadav3698]

Great 👍

[@garychin5321]

This Bloke and his team is exceptionally Talented.....Time to let Rip In the Taiwan Earthquake Aftermath!

[@az_arq2306]

Piola broooer

[@Xiaguang_zi]

👍🏻

[@user-cb6nm6tn3i]

Bjrn

[@jjjj5452]

It looks disappointing and depressing for a sports/entertainment venue. They should stick to museums and sales centers

[@uri_lopz]

Wonderful, sadly it will remains as a white elephant 😕

[@albertovenegas6228]

The same as Akron Stadium in Mexico. Whatever happened to “good architecture“?!