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Architecture studio NBBJ has completed the headquarters of Chinese phone company Vivo in Shenzhen, China, which includes a terrace wrapped around the exterior of the skyscraper. Located in Qianhai Bay, a new business district in west Shenzhen, Vivo Headquarters is a 150-metre-high building for 6,000 employees. The Vivo headquarters is in Shenzhen's Qianhai Bay.
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British architecture studio RSHP has completed a vast convention centre in Zhengzhou, China, with 16 exhibition halls connected by a mile-long elevated walkway. Located in the Zhengzhou Airport Economic Zone, the project's completion marks the end of the second phase of construction at the Central China International Convention and Exhibition Centre. It joins a conference centre and a hotel, which RSHP said together form a "landmark that is recognisable from both land and air".
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Chinese firm Studio We Live has transformed an abandoned cinema into a vibrant teahouse and food market in Chongqing, China, preserving the nostalgic atmosphere of the old workers' picturehouse. Located in Wucun, Dashiba, the building was originally the staff cinema of Jiangling Machinery Factory, built in 1957, before it was abandoned and turned into a parking lot in 2011.
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