Design and disassembly of Guangzhou Opera House and Guangzhou Tower🔥😍

Design & disassembly, define the world with aesthetics🔥☺️ #Guangzhou Opera House was designed by British-Iraqi designer Zaha Hadid. Its appearance is called "rounded double gravel" and its main building is "double gravel" in black, white and gray tones. The Grand Theatre has no vertical columns or walls and is designed with irregular geometric shapes, which makes the "stone" look twisted and tilted. The outer surface alone has 64 faces, 41 corners and 104 edges. 😎 The building structure adopts "cast steel structure", and the facade is a three-way oblique folded plate grid shell, composed of more than 5,000 pieces of glass and 75,000 pieces of stone, which are the same size but different shapes. 🔥 The audio-visual effects of the Guangzhou Opera House were carefully created by Sir Harold Marshall, an acoustician and top acoustic master who won the "Sabin Award", the highest award in the acoustics field. The nearly perfect acoustics have won high praise from the global architectural community and stage artists. 🤗 #GuangzhouTower was designed by Mark Hemel and Barbara Kuit, a couple from the Dutch firm IBA. The outer frame tube forms a unique hollow and open body, as if twisting and transforming in three-dimensional space. As the building with the thinnest waist in the world (the smallest part is only more than 30 meters straight) and the most difficult to construct building, it has created a series of "world records" in architecture. 😍 #Hipster Traveler #Guangzhou Attractions #Guangzhou #Hipster #Hipster Places