Construction of the Haikou Tower South in the new business district of the south Chinese metropolis Haikou began in 2016 and is due to be completed by 2022. At a height of 428 metres, this will be the tallest building on the island and the centre of the new business district. The tower is located in front of an extensive plaza surrounded by green landscapes and water features, extending along the Eastern Guo Xing Road, which is the main east-west axis of the city. Form and stucture of the…

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Image 13 of 28 from gallery of The Cloudscape of Haikou / MAD Architects. Photograph by Arch-Exist

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MAD has completed the Cloudscape of Haikou, a sinuous library and waystation that is cast in seamless white concrete on the coast of the Chinese island of Hainan.

Image 10 of 28 from gallery of The Cloudscape of Haikou / MAD Architects. Photograph by CreatAR Images

MAD Architects, led by Ma Yansong, has announced the opening of the Cloudscape of Haikou on the southern tip of China. A unique urban public and cultural space for citizens and visitors to Haikou, this flowing, sculptural concrete form was named as one of the “most anticipated architecture projects of 2021” by The Times of London.