Wang Li
Abstract
Shanghai Sculpture Space, used to be a famous huge steel factory house, which after a minimal renovation, now has been converted into a unique art museum.This article introduces a successful practice to show how to transfer a memorable industrial heritage to a new functional place for public creativity.
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Shanghai Sculpture Space, used to be a famous huge steel factory house, which after a minimal renovation, now has been converted into a unique art museum.This article introduces a successful practice to show how to transfer a memorable industrial heritage to a new functional place for public creativity.
Key concepts: Sculpture, Factory (object-oriented programming), Visual arts, Space (punctuation), Creativity, Public space, Architectural engineering, Public art