Leave Suzhou (b) - Suzhou Museum

self-designed building, with a curious The heart is certainly going to look at.To the day 17 o'clock, under a the Maomao rain, has been closed, but standing outside the museum road, or traditional Fenqiangdaiwa, tone shocked and surprise! fresh white walls, dark gray stone roof and wall trim and white walls with together seemed so quiet simple and elegant.On both sides outside the museum also repair antique street of ancient buildings in the rain against the background of extraordinarily different .This is most of the people living in cities can not really understand.Early next morning and rushed, museums the shadow of the Suzhou gardens, ponds, rockeries, bridges, water, pavilions, bamboo, etc., but with modern the most simple language to express.Clean suffocating.In building construction, roof shape design breakthrough of traditional Chinese architecture"big roof" in the lighting aspects of the shackles of the steel structure of glass open the room instantly becomes transparent.It is like got!

Pui-chun, Ming Profile :
IM Pei as a Chinese architect, he advocated to seek appropriate ways to express the essence of traditional Chinese architecture.As the United States FAIA, a member of the British Royal Institute of Architects, Honorary Member of the American Society of Interior Design, United States Design Section College and a member of the National Arts Council, he has won numerous awards, including the American Institute of Architects Gold Medal in 1979 in 1983 Pritzker Architecture Arts Award.His masterpiece, Colorado, United States Center for Atmospheric Research, Taiwan, China Tokai University Luce Memorial Church, Philadelphia society Ridge residential area, New York's Kennedy International Airport, Singapore and China bank office, the Dallas City Hall, Washington National Gallery, East Hall, the Kennedy Library in Boston, Xiangshan, Beijing Hotel, Napoleon garden The four glass pyramid.As the last modernist architecture"master", he was described as the architect of a focus on the abstract form. he preferred materials include stone, concrete, glass and steel.