Travel | Power Station of Art, Shanghai

Museum, glimpse. The South City Power Plant in 1985, the Expo Pavilion in 2010, and now the Power Station of Art in Shanghai. The renovation design is an "original work" with a Tongji background. The frame is retained, the structure is exposed, and old objects such as orange-red cranes and fire ladders are all inherited properly. The cast-in-place clear water concrete corresponds to the original concrete wall, which is rough and unruly, yet subtle and restrained. It is a fusion of industrial relics and artistic creativity. Li Ao once wrote about Hu Yinmeng: "Beautiful and wandering, charming and confused, sentimental and sexy, incomprehensible and unreasonable." The space has a unique aura, no wonder it is favored by architects and exhibitions, including Jean Nouvel, Renzo Piano, Toyo Ito, Zhang Yonghe, and Sosuke Fujimoto. One day, floating light.