The Xu Qinsong Art Museum (許欽松美術館) is set to be completed and opened in Huangpu district next October. It is the first museum in China to be named after Xu Qinsong, a national first-level artist. 

 
Located in the Changlingju (長嶺居) area, this city-level museum spans approximately 30,800 square meters, with four above-ground floors and three underground levels. The main structure of the project has been topped out, and it will be interconnected with the Shuixi Commercial Complex through an underground corridor, aiming to create a new cultural landmark in Huangpu.

The rendering of the Xu Qinsong Art Museum (Photo/WeChat account: gzhpfb)

Inspired by ink-wash painting, the design team has utilized clean lines and a monochromatic palette of black and white, aiming for a unique aesthetic. Employing curved design techniques, the project conveys the harmonious coexistence between architecture and the natural environment and is set to become a new cultural hub.

The construction of the landmark benefits from its rich historical and cultural resources, superior natural environment, and solid progress in cultural development in recent years.