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| Company type | Architecture & Design Practice |
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| Industry | Architecture, interior design, product design, furniture, planning, art installation |
| Founded | 2004 |
| Founder | Ma Yansong |
| Headquarters | Beijing, Los Angeles, & Rome |
Key people |
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| Website | www |
MAD Architects (sometimes referred to as MAD) is a design practice led by founder Ma Yansong, and partners Dang Qun, and Yosuke Hayano.
Significant Projects
- Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, On-going – Los Angeles, California, USA[1]
- Jiaxing railway station – Jiaxing, China
- Harbin Opera House, 2015 – Harbin, China[2][3]
- Tunnel of Light – Tokamachi, Japan[4]
- Shenzhen Bay Cultural Plaza - Shenzhen, China
- Pingtan Art Museum - Pingtan, China[5]
- Harbin Grand Theatre, Harbin, China[6]
- China Wood Sculpture Museum, 2012 – Harbin, China[7]
- Ordos Museum, 2011 – Ordos, China[8]
- National Art Museum of China - Beijing, China[9]
- Hutong Bubble, 2009 – Beijing, China[10]
- Wormhole library, 2021 – Hainan
Residential/Hospitality projects
- One River North (ongoing) – Denver, Colorado, USA[11]
- Gardenhouse, 2020 – Beverly Hills, California, USA[12]
- Huangshan Mountain Village, 2017 – Huangshan, China[13]
- 71 Via Boncompagni, 2019 – Rome, Italy[14]
- Sanya Phoenix Island, 2018 – Sanya, China
- UNIC (Parc Clichy-Batignolles), 2019 – Paris, France[15]
- Baiziwan Social Housing, 2017 – Beijing, China
- Conrad Hotel, 2013 – Beijing, China
- Absolute Towers, 2012 – Mississauga, Canada[16]
- Sheraton Huzhou Hot Spring Resort, 2012 – Huzhou, China
- Fake Hills, 2015 – Beihei, China
- Soho Shanghai – Shanghai, China
- Urban Forest, 2009 – Chongqing, China
- Taichung Convention Center – Tai Chung, Taiwan
- Hongluo Clubhouse – Beijing, China
Commercial/Office projects
- Xinhee Research & Design Center, 2018 – Xiamen, China[17][18]
- Chaoyang Park Plaza, 2017 – Beijing, China[19][20]
- Nanjing Zendai Himalayas Center, Under construction – Nanjing, China[21]
- Sino-Steel International Plaza & MGM Mirage, 2018 - Tianjin, China[22]
Educational projects
- Clover House, 2016 - Aichi, Japan[23]
Exhibitions
- 2016 "Invisible Border", Milan Design Week, Milan, Italy[citation needed]
- 2015 "MADe in China", Danish Architecture Center, Solo Exhibition, Copenhagen, Denmark
- 2015 "Architectures for Dogs", Shanghai Himalayas Museum, Shanghai, China[24]
- 2015 Shenzhen & Hong Kong Bi-City Biennale of Urbanism Architecture, Shenzhen, China[25]
- 2014 Shanshui City Exhibition, Solo Exhibition, Beijing, China [26]
- 2014 “The Changing Skyline” - Beijing Design Week, Beijing, China [27]
- 2014 “Future Cities -- High Mountain, Flowing Water” China Shan-Shui City Design Exhibition Berlin, Germany[28]
- 2014 “Silhouette Shanshui”, “Across Chinese Cities - Beijing”, 14th Venice Architecture Exhibition Venice, Italy[29]
- 2013 Shanshui City Exhibition, Solo Exhibition Beijing, China [30]
- 2012 Between the Modernity and Tradition, Solo Exhibition, ICO Museum Madrid, Spain[31]
- 2011 Verso Est: Chinese Architectural Landscape, MAXXI, Rome, Italy Rome, Italy[32]
- 2010 "Feelings Are Facts", Ullens Center for Contemporary Art (UCCA), Exhibition with Olafur Eliasson, Beijing, China
Art/Installation projects
- Super Star: A Mobile China Town, 2006-2018 - 11th Venice Architecture Biennale
- Rebuilt WTC - New York, USA
- Ink Ice, 2006 - Beijing, China
- Fish Tank, 2004
References
- ^ "Los Angeles approves long-awaited George Lucas art museum". CNN.
- ^ "Move over, Sydney: The new Harbin Opera House is a force of nature". CNN.
- ^ Harbin Opera House MAD Page
- ^ Angelopoulou, Sofia Lekka (6 August 2018). "MAD's architectural installations transform historical tunnel for the Echigo-Tsumari Triennale". Designboom.
- ^ "Pingtan Art Museum / MAD". 23 July 2013.
- ^ "Move over, Sydney: The new Harbin Opera House is a force of nature". CNN.
- ^ "China Wood Sculpture Museum / MAD Architects". 11 April 2013.
- ^ Bojovic, Marija (28 January 2013). "New Ordos Museum by MAD Architects". www.evolo.us/.
- ^ "MAD architects: National art museum of china, beijing". 29 September 2012.
- ^ McGetrick, Brendan (16 December 2009). "Ma Yansong's Hutong Bubble". www.iconeye.com/.
- ^ Howarth, Dan (11 November 2021). "MAD Architects reveals Denver tower with 10-storey "landscaped rift"". Dezeen.
- ^ "Planned Wilshire complex reimagines the suburban yard - Los Angeles Times". Los Angeles Times. July 2016.
- ^ "Topographic towers: The Chinese mountain village that blends into the landscape". Wired UK.
- ^ "MAD architects transforms urban block in rome with green residences". 11 December 2014.
- ^ Mafi, Nick (8 June 2016). "MAD Architects Reveals Its First European Project and Paris's Newest Residential Building". www.architecturaldigest.com/.
- ^ Allen, Matthew (November 2012). "An Empathetic Twist – Absolute Towers". Domus.
- ^ Lynch, Patrick (10 August 2016). "MAD Architects Design Veiled Xinhee Design Center in Xiamen". www.archdaily.com//.
- ^ "Solar-powered Xinhee Design Center is inspired by human skin and bones". 12 August 2016.
- ^ Stevens, Philip (30 June 2015). "Chaoyang Park Plaza by MAD Architects Tops Out in Beijing". www.designboom.com/.
- ^ "MAD's mountain-shaped tower complex nears completion in Beijing". 11 May 2017.
- ^ Griffiths, Alyn (5 June 2014). "MAD Presents Nanjing Masterplan at Mountain-like Venice Installation". www.dezeen.com/.
- ^ "MAD presents nanjing zendai himalayas center at venice biennale". 4 June 2014.
- ^ "MAD architects remodels japanese residence to form clover house kindergarten". 23 August 2016.
- ^ Megson, Kim (13 April 2016). "MAD unveil sculptural 'Invisible Border' installation at 2016 Milan Design Week". attractionsmanagement.com.
- ^ "2015 Bi-City Biennale of Urbanism\Architecture". www.archdaily.com/. 14 October 2015.
- ^ "'Shanshui City' Book Launch and Exhibition / Ma Yansong of MAD Architects". www.archdaily.com/. 12 June 2013.
- ^ Wang, Sue (25 September 2014). "Beijing Design Week 2014 kicks off on September 26". en.cafa.com.cn/.
- ^ "Shanshui City exhibition by Ma Yansong". dezeen.com. 11 June 2013. [permanent dead link]
- ^ "MAD presents Nanjing masterplan at mountain-like Venice installation". www.dezeen.com. 5 June 2014.
- ^ Wang, Sue (13 June 2013). "Ma Yansong's "Landscape and City/Shanshui City" Exhibition Freshly Debuts in Beijing Hutong". www.en.cafa.com.
- ^ Navarro, Perdo (26 December 2012). "Between Modernity (Global) and Tradition (Local)", by Ma Yansong". www.metalocus.es/.
- ^ Zhenning, Sang (21 September 2011). "verso est: contemporary chinese architecture at the MAXXI museum". www.designboom.es/.
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