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| PHOTO FOURNIE PAR L'ATELIER LI XIAODONG |
Built with an investment equivalent to $ 185,000 the tiny Liyuan Library opened in 2012, on a hillside in the village of Jiaojiehe, a suburb of Beijing, China. Covering an area of just 175 square meters, it was designed by Chinese architect Li Xiaodong. The library won an international award and $100,000 grant established this year by Canadian architect Raymond Moriyama.
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