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    <title>Henderson Cifi Tiandi</title>
    <subTitle> The Street of 1,000 Red Jars</subTitle>
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    <namePart>Jean Nouvel &amp; associés</namePart>
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    <dateIssued>October 21, 2021</dateIssued>
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  <abstract>The Former French Concession has long left its mark on this part of Shanghai, and it is an honor for a French architect to design an urban space here in tune with its urbanism, its plane trees, narrow streets, and inhabited landscapes. Between Ma Dang and Dan Shui streets, it was tempting to create a shortcut that would be an urban and commercial passageway, a sequence evoking former surroundings that have been completely reimagined and are now new and modern; a high, narrow street that is covered and protected…


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  <note>Ateliers Jean NouvelContributorsDensitiesEnergy and sustainabilityFormatsMiddle DensityProjectTerritory and mobilityTopicsUrban Paradigms</note>
  <note>China, Colour, Commercial infrastructure, Living system, Office building, Project, Roofed Street, Shanghai, Urban landscape, Urban space, Vegetation, Vertical greenery, Walking</note>
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