Shenzhen spent 1 billion to build an alien base, it's so shocking

✅Masfield Building The Masfield Headquarters Building is located in Dalang Fashion Town, Longhua District. It was designed by Van Brandenburg, a national treasure-level architectural studio in New Zealand. It covers an area of ​​50,000 square meters and has a construction area of ​​approximately 110,000 square meters. ✅Buildings ✨Appearance: 1⃣️Looking down from the air, the entire building skirt looks like a giant bird lying on the treetops, with its wings ready to spread and fly into the clouds. 2⃣️It also looks like an alien base, a Warcraft building, a science fiction film set or an exotic castle. It forms a sharp contrast and gap with the surrounding buildings. It is a magical and charming existence. 3⃣️Architect Gaudi once said: Straight lines belong to humans, curves belong to God. Therefore, whether indoors or outdoors, a large number of arcs, arches, hyperbolic surfaces and other structural elements are used to allow the lines to stretch and spread freely, as if outlining a natural sense of fluidity. 4⃣️The stone walls and pillars on the exterior of the building are made of natural stones, bricks, discarded ceramics, tiles, etc. recycled from all over the country, which are broken and reshaped after being toned. ✨Interior: 1⃣️The interior of the building is mainly simple in style, with a clean background and a large number of symmetrical structural lines, showing a high-end and fashionable style. 2⃣️Every design inside the building reveals a deep respect for and inspiration from nature. The porcelain plank road looks like flowing water, and the eaves are staggered like tree crowns. ✅Construction history This building is inspired by the architectural art of Spanish master architect Antoni Gaudi. It reshapes natural life and material forms, and skillfully combines bionics with artistic aesthetics, architecture and fashion art. From its groundbreaking in 2008 to today, it has been designed by the New Zealand architectural firm Architecture Van Brandenburg. Starting with architect Fred and then taken over by his son Damien, it has been carefully polished by two generations of architects.