The main entrance of the museum will be relocated to the west to create a welcoming presence on South Dixie Highway. It will feature The Heyman Plaza, a new entry forecourt covered with a 43-foot-high reflective canopy. A scalloped-shaped cutout in the canopy will accommodate an 80-year-old, 65-foot-tall banyan tree. The serene Michelle and Joseph Jacobs Reflecting Pool will greet visitors and mask traffic sounds from the Highway. >>>

Introducing the prosperous image to the riverbank, the 200-meter-high Nanchang Sinic Center with curved glass curtain wall covering the façade brings about dynamics and diversity to the skyline of Ganjiang river-front in between those solid square buildings. Integrally considering the overall organization and façade, architects used a more than 80 meters long three-dimensional curved rain shed on the first floor to echo the tower, which is like a dynamic fluttering ribbon when seen from the ground. The rain shed plays the role of transition in between architecture and the ground as it... >>>