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Saturday, September 18, 2004

福寿禄

From a new photo weblog BadJianZhu (jian zhu 建筑 is Chinese for architecture): "An investigation of the not-so-subtle in Beijing architecture." More on the Chinese architecture glut here and here.

Below: the controversial new Grand National Theatre in Beijing, locally known as the "stainless steel duck egg".

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