May 18th, 2012
Zoom What’s that? Oh, it’s just a violin and piano built at 50:1 scale and then turned into a building. Opened in 2007, the Piano House can be found in Huainan City, An Hui Province, China. Inside are performance and practice spaces for music students as well as a bunch of plans on display for the public to view for newly developed areas nearby. If the daytime shot wasn’t impressive enough, check out what it looks like after dark. It’s like if Stradivarius and the Steinways kidnapped an architect from inside TRON:

What’s that? Oh, it’s just a violin and piano built at 50:1 scale and then turned into a building.

Opened in 2007, the Piano House can be found in Huainan City, An Hui Province, China. Inside are performance and practice spaces for music students as well as a bunch of plans on display for the public to view for newly developed areas nearby.

If the daytime shot wasn’t impressive enough, check out what it looks like after dark. It’s like if Stradivarius and the Steinways kidnapped an architect from inside TRON:

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June 2nd, 2011
Zoom The Greatest Buildings Never Built - WSJ.com

The Greatest Buildings Never Built - WSJ.com

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