The AYDC Public Art Center in Guiyang, China, designed by Atelier Xi, features multiple sculptural pavilions integrated into the landscape. Initially planned as a single structure, it evolved into distinctive spaces like the Xima Library, Ginkgo Chapel, and Dali Stage. Each area serves different functions, such as reading, performance, and contemplation, while maintaining individual environmental contexts. Notable features include the library's reflective dome, the chapel's stone volumes inspired by ginkgo leaves, and the Dali Stage, which serves as a dynamic link between architecture and culture-driven performances.
Atelier Xi designs its AYDC Public Art Center as a series of sculptural pavilions embedded into the landscape, creating distinct interconnected spaces for community engagement.
The center includes the Xima Library, Ginkgo Chapel, and Dali Stage, allowing each space to exist within its own environmental niche while supporting cultural activities.
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