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	The building will be surrounded by a lotus pond and lush greenery, with the translucent façade gently emerging from the landscape like a piece of jade. The idea is that people walking past the building, will be attracted to its soft glow.		The building will be surrounded by a lotus pond and lush greenery, with the translucent façade gently emerging from the landscape like a piece of jade. The idea is that people walking past the building, will be attracted to its soft glow.
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	Images and content courtesy of MAD Architects.		Images and content courtesy of MAD Architects.

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	* Beijing Greenland Center.		* Beijing Greenland Center.
	* Beijing National Stadium.		* Beijing National Stadium.
		+	* Chinese Wallpaper in Britain and Ireland.
	* Factory Manchester.		* Factory Manchester.
	* Fake Hills, China.		* Fake Hills, China.
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	* UNIC, Paris.		* UNIC, Paris.

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	* Fake Hills, China.		* Fake Hills, China.
	* National Centre for the Performing Arts, Beijing.		* National Centre for the Performing Arts, Beijing.
		+	* Phoenix International Media Center, Beijing.
	* Rose Museum.		* Rose Museum.
	* Sydney Opera House.		* Sydney Opera House.

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	* Beijing Greenland Center.		* Beijing Greenland Center.
	* Beijing National Stadium.		* Beijing National Stadium.
		+	* Factory Manchester.
	* Fake Hills, China.		* Fake Hills, China.
	* National Centre for the Performing Arts, Beijing.		* National Centre for the Performing Arts, Beijing.

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	* Beijing Greenland Center.		* Beijing Greenland Center.
	* Beijing National Stadium.		* Beijing National Stadium.
		+	* Fake Hills, China.
	* National Centre for the Performing Arts, Beijing.		* National Centre for the Performing Arts, Beijing.
	* Rose Museum.		* Rose Museum.

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−	The building will be surrounded by a lotus pond and lush greenery, with the translucent façade gently emerging from the landscape like a piece of jade. The idea is that people walking past the building, will be attracted to its soft glow.	+
		+	The building will be surrounded by a lotus pond and lush greenery, with the translucent façade gently emerging from the landscape like a piece of jade. The idea is that people walking past the building, will be attracted to its soft glow.

	Inside the lobby, daylight will be diffused through the translucent white curtain wall, making the audience ‘feel like they are entering an installation of light and space’, according to Ma Yansong, founder and principal partner of MAD Architects.		Inside the lobby, daylight will be diffused through the translucent white curtain wall, making the audience ‘feel like they are entering an installation of light and space’, according to Ma Yansong, founder and principal partner of MAD Architects.
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	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===		=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===

		+	* Auditorio de Tenerife.
	* Beijing Greenland Center.		* Beijing Greenland Center.
	* Beijing National Stadium.		* Beijing National Stadium.

Designing Buildings at 14:42, 19 October 2016

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−	In October 2016, the China Philharmonic Orchestra revealed MAD Architects’ design of the new China Philharmonic Hall. Designed in collaboration with renowned acoustic expert Yasuhisa Toyota, the concert hall will be the orchestra’s first permanent residency~~. The orchestra’s goal is to create a state-of-the-art concert hall that will serve as a cultural exchange and China’s new hub for classical music~~.	+	In October 2016, the China Philharmonic Orchestra revealed MAD Architects’ design of the new China Philharmonic Hall. Designed in collaboration with renowned acoustic expert Yasuhisa Toyota, the concert hall will be the orchestra’s first permanent residency.

−	[[File:~~MAD China Philharmonic Concert Hall 3 exterior~~.jpg]]	+	The orchestra’s goal is to create a state-of-the-art concert hall that will serve as a cultural exchange and China’s new hub for classical music.
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		+	[[File:MAD_China_Philharmonic_Concert_Hall_3_exterior.jpg\|link=File:MAD_China_Philharmonic_Concert_Hall_3_exterior.jpg]]

	The project was approved by the National Development and Reform Commission, and the State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film, and Television of the People’s Republic of China considers it a high-priority national project.		The project was approved by the National Development and Reform Commission, and the State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film, and Television of the People’s Republic of China considers it a high-priority national project.
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	The hall will be located at the south side of the Workers Stadium East Gate in Beijing’s Central Business District, covering a site of 11,600 sq. m.		The hall will be located at the south side of the Workers Stadium East Gate in Beijing’s Central Business District, covering a site of 11,600 sq. m.

−	[[File:~~MAD China Philharmonic Concert Hall 4 exterior~~.jpg]]<br />	+	[[File:MAD_China_Philharmonic_Concert_Hall_4_exterior.jpg\|link=File:MAD_China_Philharmonic_Concert_Hall_4_exterior.jpg]]<br />
−	~~<br />~~	+
−	The building is surrounded by a lotus pond and lush greenery. The translucent façade gently emerges from the landscape like a piece of jade. The idea behind the concept is that people, while walking past the building, will be attracted to its soft glow.	+
		+	The building is surrounded by a lotus pond and lush greenery. The translucent façade gently emerges from the landscape like a piece of jade. The idea behind the concept is that people, while walking past the building, will be attracted to its soft glow.

	Inside the lobby, daylight is diffused through the translucent white curtain wall, making the audience ‘feel like they are entering an installation of light and space’, according to Ma Yansong, founder and principal partner of MAD Architects.		Inside the lobby, daylight is diffused through the translucent white curtain wall, making the audience ‘feel like they are entering an installation of light and space’, according to Ma Yansong, founder and principal partner of MAD Architects.

−	[[File:~~MAD China Philharmonic Concert Hall 7 lobby~~.jpg]]	+	[[File:MAD_China_Philharmonic_Concert_Hall_7_lobby.jpg\|link=File:MAD_China_Philharmonic_Concert_Hall_7_lobby.jpg]]

	The hall, which will contain 1,600 seats, is laid out in a vineyard style, with the seating surrounding the stage, rising up in serried rows in the manner of the sloping terraces. From the ceiling are white sound reflection panels designed to resemble the segments of a lotus flower, with natural light entering from above.		The hall, which will contain 1,600 seats, is laid out in a vineyard style, with the seating surrounding the stage, rising up in serried rows in the manner of the sloping terraces. From the ceiling are white sound reflection panels designed to resemble the segments of a lotus flower, with natural light entering from above.

−	[[File:~~MAD China Philharmonic Concert Hall 9 auditorium~~.jpg]]	+	[[File:MAD_China_Philharmonic_Concert_Hall_9_auditorium.jpg\|link=File:MAD_China_Philharmonic_Concert_Hall_9_auditorium.jpg]]

	The complex also includes a 400-seat rehearsal hall with an interior made of curved wooden walls, as well as a professional recording studio, a library, a collection gallery, offices, rehearsal rooms, and other auxiliary function spaces.		The complex also includes a 400-seat rehearsal hall with an interior made of curved wooden walls, as well as a professional recording studio, a library, a collection gallery, offices, rehearsal rooms, and other auxiliary function spaces.
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	The hall will begin construction later this year, and is expected to be completed in 2019.		The hall will begin construction later this year, and is expected to be completed in 2019.

−	[[File:~~MAD China Philharmonic Concert Hall 13 diagram~~.jpg]]	+	[[File:MAD_China_Philharmonic_Concert_Hall_13_diagram.jpg\|link=File:MAD_China_Philharmonic_Concert_Hall_13_diagram.jpg]]

	Images and content courtesy of MAD Architects.		Images and content courtesy of MAD Architects.

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In October 2016, the China Philharmonic Orchestra revealed MAD Architects’ design of the new China Philharmonic Hall. Designed in collaboration with renowned acoustic expert Yasuhisa Toyota, the concert hall will be the orchestra’s first permanent residency. The orchestra’s goal is to create a state-of-the-art concert hall that will serve as a cultural exchange and China’s new hub for classical music.

[[File:MAD China Philharmonic Concert Hall 3 exterior.jpg]]

The project was approved by the National Development and Reform Commission, and the State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film, and Television of the People’s Republic of China considers it a high-priority national project.

The hall will be located at the south side of the Workers Stadium East Gate in Beijing’s Central Business District, covering a site of 11,600 sq. m.

[[File:MAD China Philharmonic Concert Hall 4 exterior.jpg]]<br />
<br />
The building is surrounded by a lotus pond and lush greenery. The translucent façade gently emerges from the landscape like a piece of jade. The idea behind the concept is that people, while walking past the building, will be attracted to its soft glow.

Inside the lobby, daylight is diffused through the translucent white curtain wall, making the audience ‘feel like they are entering an installation of light and space’, according to Ma Yansong, founder and principal partner of MAD Architects.

[[File:MAD China Philharmonic Concert Hall 7 lobby.jpg]]

The hall, which will contain 1,600 seats, is laid out in a vineyard style, with the seating surrounding the stage, rising up in serried rows in the manner of the sloping terraces. From the ceiling are white sound reflection panels designed to resemble the segments of a lotus flower, with natural light entering from above.

[[File:MAD China Philharmonic Concert Hall 9 auditorium.jpg]]

The complex also includes a 400-seat rehearsal hall with an interior made of curved wooden walls, as well as a professional recording studio, a library, a collection gallery, offices, rehearsal rooms, and other auxiliary function spaces.

The hall will begin construction later this year, and is expected to be completed in 2019.

[[File:MAD China Philharmonic Concert Hall 13 diagram.jpg]]

Images and content courtesy of MAD Architects.

= Find out more =

=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===

* Beijing Greenland Center.
* Beijing National Stadium.
* National Centre for the Performing Arts, Beijing.
* Rose Museum.
* Sydney Opera House.
* UNIC, Paris.

[[Category:Projects_and_case_studies]] [[Category:News]]

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−	In October 2016, the China Philharmonic Orchestra revealed MAD Architects’ design of the new China Philharmonic Hall. Designed in collaboration with renowned acoustic expert Yasuhisa Toyota, the concert hall will be the orchestra’s first permanent ~~residency~~.	+	In October 2016, the China Philharmonic Orchestra revealed MAD Architects’ design for the new China Philharmonic Hall. Designed in collaboration with renowned acoustic expert Yasuhisa Toyota, the concert hall will be the orchestra’s first permanent home.

−	The ~~orchestra’s~~ goal is to create a state-of-the-art concert hall that will serve as a cultural exchange and China’s new hub for classical music.	+	The goal is to create a state-of-the-art concert hall that will serve as a cultural exchange and China’s new hub for classical music.

	[[File:MAD_China_Philharmonic_Concert_Hall_3_exterior.jpg\|link=File:MAD_China_Philharmonic_Concert_Hall_3_exterior.jpg]]		[[File:MAD_China_Philharmonic_Concert_Hall_3_exterior.jpg\|link=File:MAD_China_Philharmonic_Concert_Hall_3_exterior.jpg]]
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	The hall will be located at the south side of the Workers Stadium East Gate in Beijing’s Central Business District, covering a site of 11,600 sq. m.		The hall will be located at the south side of the Workers Stadium East Gate in Beijing’s Central Business District, covering a site of 11,600 sq. m.

−	[[File:MAD_China_Philharmonic_Concert_Hall_4_exterior.jpg\|link=File:MAD_China_Philharmonic_Concert_Hall_4_exterior.jpg]]~~<br />~~	+	[[File:MAD_China_Philharmonic_Concert_Hall_4_exterior.jpg\|link=File:MAD_China_Philharmonic_Concert_Hall_4_exterior.jpg]]

		+	<br />
		+	The building will be surrounded by a lotus pond and lush greenery, with the translucent façade gently emerging from the landscape like a piece of jade. The idea is that people walking past the building, will be attracted to its soft glow.

−	The building is surrounded by a lotus pond and lush greenery. The translucent façade gently emerges from the landscape like a piece of jade. The idea behind the concept is that people, while walking past the building, will be attracted to its soft glow.	+	Inside the lobby, daylight will be diffused through the translucent white curtain wall, making the audience ‘feel like they are entering an installation of light and space’, according to Ma Yansong, founder and principal partner of MAD Architects.
−		+
−	Inside the lobby, daylight is diffused through the translucent white curtain wall, making the audience ‘feel like they are entering an installation of light and space’, according to Ma Yansong, founder and principal partner of MAD Architects.	+

	[[File:MAD_China_Philharmonic_Concert_Hall_7_lobby.jpg\|link=File:MAD_China_Philharmonic_Concert_Hall_7_lobby.jpg]]		[[File:MAD_China_Philharmonic_Concert_Hall_7_lobby.jpg\|link=File:MAD_China_Philharmonic_Concert_Hall_7_lobby.jpg]]

−	The hall, which will contain 1,600 seats, is laid out in a vineyard style, with the seating surrounding the stage, rising up in serried rows in the manner of the sloping terraces. From the ceiling ~~are~~ white ~~sound reflection~~ panels designed to resemble the segments of a lotus flower, with natural light entering from above.	+	The hall, which will contain 1,600 seats, is laid out in a vineyard style, with the seating surrounding the stage, rising up in serried rows in the manner of the sloping terraces. From the ceiling white acoustic panels are designed to resemble the segments of a lotus flower, with natural light entering from above.

	[[File:MAD_China_Philharmonic_Concert_Hall_9_auditorium.jpg\|link=File:MAD_China_Philharmonic_Concert_Hall_9_auditorium.jpg]]		[[File:MAD_China_Philharmonic_Concert_Hall_9_auditorium.jpg\|link=File:MAD_China_Philharmonic_Concert_Hall_9_auditorium.jpg]]
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	The complex also includes a 400-seat rehearsal hall with an interior made of curved wooden walls, as well as a professional recording studio, a library, a collection gallery, offices, rehearsal rooms, and other auxiliary function spaces.		The complex also includes a 400-seat rehearsal hall with an interior made of curved wooden walls, as well as a professional recording studio, a library, a collection gallery, offices, rehearsal rooms, and other auxiliary function spaces.

−	~~The hall~~ will begin ~~construction~~ later this year, and is expected to be completed in 2019.	+	Construction will begin later this year, and is expected to be completed in 2019.

	[[File:MAD_China_Philharmonic_Concert_Hall_13_diagram.jpg\|link=File:MAD_China_Philharmonic_Concert_Hall_13_diagram.jpg]]		[[File:MAD_China_Philharmonic_Concert_Hall_13_diagram.jpg\|link=File:MAD_China_Philharmonic_Concert_Hall_13_diagram.jpg]]