WHAT
With over 1,000 works spanning 52 significant projects by MAD Architects, this exhibition offers a comprehensive view of architectural achievements over the past two decades. The exhibition centres around a round table that records the discussions of the Beijing-born architect and his colleagues on the city, architecture, and the future. It transforms the museum into a dynamic platform for multi-dimensional conversations and creates value across various domains.

WHY
As MAD Architects’ largest exhibition ever, the presentation invites audiences to engage in a profound exploration of urban culture, architecture, and the future. It prompts us to contemplate how architecture, as both physical and spiritual symbols, can serve as time and space bridges, connecting the past and the future in the process of establishing urban culture. This interactive and thought-provoking experience transcends traditional exhibitions, offering a unique opportunity to delve deep into the transformative power of architecture.