The architect Zhu Xiaofeng was awarded a master\u2019s degree in architecture by the Graduate School of Design at the University of Harvard and a degree in architecture by the University of Shenzhen.<\/p>\n
He founded the Scenic Architecture Office in Shanghai in 2004. He has taught at the Tongji University as a guest lecturer since 2012. In 2008, Zhu Xiaofeng won the “40 under 40” award for 40 important young designers in Asia Perspective and was a finalist in the “China Architecture Media Award” Young Architect Award. The Zhujiajiao Museum of Humanities & Arts project was the winner of the “UED Museum Design Award” in 2011 and finalist in the “China Architecture Award” in 2012. The Huaxin Exhibition Center project won the “Far Eastern Architectural Design Award” Highly Commended Prize, Architizer A+ Prize and the WAACA WA Technological Innovation Prize in 2014.<\/p>\n
Scenic Architecture Office is based in Shanghai, China and has 20 architects in the organisation. Scenic Architecture\u2019s projects have been widely published in international and local trade journals and have been sent to many international architectural exhibitions including the artistic season of the urban space of Shanghai (Shanghai,2017)\uff0cChina Contemporary at the NAI (Rotterdam, 2006), China Design Now at the Victoria & Albert Museum (London, 2008), Contemporary Chinese Architecture at the Cit\u00e9 de l’architecture et du patrimoine (Paris, 2008), Architopia at the CIVA (Brussels, 2008), Biennial of Shenzhen (Shenzhen, 2007 and 2009), New Trends of Architecture in Europe and Asia-Pacific (Tokyo, Barcelona, Istanbul etc., 2008-2010), \u201cUn-Natural\u201d at the BCA (Beijing, 2009), Biennial of Architecture of Venice 2010\\2014 (Venice, 2010\\2014), Biennial of Chengdu ( Chengdu, 2011), Biennial of Hong Kong (Hong Kong, 2011), Triennial of Milan (Milan, 2012), \u201cChina Design Grand Exhibition\u201d (Shenzhen, 2012), 2013\\2015 Shanghai WestBund Biennial (Shanghai, 2013\\2015) and \u201cEastern Promises \u2013 Contemporary Architecture\u201d and Spatial Practice in East Asia\u201d (Vienna, 2013).<\/p>\n
His recent projects include the Pudong Youth & Children’s Center and Mass Art Center, Shanghai Science & Technology University Affiliated School, Vanke Art Center, Lattice Book House, Bilingual kindergarten affiliated with the East China Normal University, Huaxin Exhibition Center, ZhuJiaJiao Museum of Fine Arts, Dashawan Beach Facilities, Victory Street Neighborhood Committee and Oldies Daily-Care Center.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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