OMA completes Taiwan performing arts centre

OMA Taipei 2

Practice says project has been designed to resemble a planet “docking” against a cube

OMA has completed a major cultural centre in Taiwan which the architect said has been designed to resemble a planet “docking” with a giant cube.

The Taipei Performing Arts Centre was commissioned by the Taipei City Government and designed in collaboration with local practice Kris Yao Artech and Arup, and will open to the public on 7 August.

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