"The Cube of Change features a soft, diffused exterior that filters light during the day, creating a muted glow while maintaining visual connections to the surroundings."
"Inside, the building is organized as a sequence of interconnected volumes, allowing for flexible use and accommodating various cultural activities, from exhibitions to gatherings."
"The ground floor remains open and elevated on slender supports, promoting permeability across the site and integrating landscape elements that guide visitors toward the building."
The Cube of Change, designed by OPEN Architecture, is located in Xiamen, China, between the city and beaches. Its exterior features a perforated PTFE skin that filters light, creating a luminous effect at night. Inside, the building consists of interconnected volumes, including a black-box gallery and ocean-facing exhibition spaces, allowing for flexible cultural use. The ground floor is elevated to maintain site permeability, with landscape elements guiding visitors toward the structure, enhancing the connection between the park and the shoreline.
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