Guangzhou Julong Bay Exhibition Center

contemporary architecture, exhibition center, glass curtain wall, steel structure, triangular roof profile, exposed trusses, brick screen wall, perforated masonry, warm illumination, twilight photography, blue hour, cerulean sky, ultramarine gradient, amber glow, burnt sienna brick, terracotta, structural steel, white painted steel, diagonal bracing, transparent facade, landscape integration, mature trees, silhouette, geometric precision, modernist design, industrial aesthetic, warm-cool contrast, architectural photography, monumental scale, human figures, threshold space, foreground lawn, specimen plantings, high-tech architecture, contemporary museum design, evening atmosphere, welcoming ambiance, material dialogue, tectonic expression, luminous interior, sophisticated composition

Guangzhou Julong Bay is a city planning exhibition center created from four brick warehouses built in the 1950s on the west bank of the Pearl River. The original structures and materials were retained as far as possible, and customized imitation clay bricks were used in the new parts. A large span steel frame with a sloping glass curtain wall covers the parallel halls and joins them into one flexible interior. The triangular roof follows the angle of the old sloping ceilings. The steel frame extends to the ground on both sides, forming a corridor open to the riverside landscape.