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      The article in "Interior Design" discusses the construction of a multipurpose complex in eastern China by the Architectural Design & Research Institute, incorporating ancient ruins and historical memory into the architecture. Led by UAD architects Zhoujin Mo and Hegen Wu, the project involved extensive research into the coastal village's history and collaboration with local users. The Villagers' Home complex includes structures for exhibitions, movie screenings, fitness, tea ceremonies, and community meetings, blending modern concrete buildings with remnants of the region's past, such as rammed-earth walls and repurposed slate. [Extracted from the article]
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