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Tale of the Dragon
Tale of the Dragon
The “Tale of the Dragon” is one of the winning designs for the International Chimelong Icon Design Competition in China. Michael
Marshall Design won the architectural design Award of Excellence for its proposed design. Amidst a pool of waterfalls, the
abstract design symbolizes a dragon rising from a fountain of strength, good fortune, and protection.
the structure has a laser beam that represents the dragon’s fire and marks the gateway between Hengqin and China. Within the structure, elevators and
ramps allow patrons to see views of the expansive scenery from different levels and perspectives. the abstract form represents
both tradition and modernity.
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Location
Chimelong, China
Client
Chimelong City
Status
Unbuilt
Project Type
Architecture
Area
80,000 sq ft
Total Built-Up Area
Year
2012
Recognition
Year
2012
Category
Forrec and The American Society of Illustrators
Nomination
Award of Excellence
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Tale of the Dragon
Client
Chimelong City
industry
Services
Year
2012
The “Tale of the Dragon” is one of the winning designs for the International Chimelong Icon Design Competition in China. Michael
Marshall Design won the architectural design Award of Excellence for its proposed design. Amidst a pool of waterfalls, the
abstract design symbolizes a dragon rising from a fountain of strength, good fortune, and protection.
the structure has a laser beam that represents the dragon’s fire and marks the gateway between Hengqin and China. Within the structure, elevators and
ramps allow patrons to see views of the expansive scenery from different levels and perspectives. the abstract form represents
both tradition and modernity.
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