The Xu Qinsong Art Museum, a professional art exhibition hall, is set to open next year in the Changlingju area of Guangzhou with city-level construction standards. The main structure of the project has already been topped out.

Rendering of the Xu Qinsong Art Museum. 

The museum boasts a total construction area of approximately 30,800 square meters, encompassing four floors above ground and three below. In the future, it will be interconnected with the Shuixi Commercial Complex via underground passages and corridors. The project is expected to be completed and open to the public in October of next year, aiming to establish a new cultural landmark in Huangpu.

The design team adhered to the concept of "Mountains towering above, humans standing at the peak, ink splashing amidst clouds, green pines welcoming guests, a scroll passed down through the ages." The overall style of the museum is inspired by ink painting, employing simple and elegant lines and black-and-white tones to showcase a unique artistic aesthetic.

Through curved design techniques, the project interprets the harmonious coexistence between architecture and the natural environment from a modern perspective, forming a cultural cluster that provides a great visiting experience for the local community.

Relying on its underground corridor design, the Xu Qinsong Art Museum project will integrate Changlingju with the 160,000-square-meter Shuixi Commercial Complex to create a cultural, ecological, and living circle.

The complex adopts a sunken park landscape and "sky garden" design, cleverly integrating commercial functions with natural landscapes to create a 160,000-square-meter green ecological complex. This will optimize the functional layout of the area and enhance the quality of life for surrounding residents.