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Mongolian Architecture : Buildings
Key Contemporary Mongolian Building Developments, China, Central Asia
post updated 21 March 2022
Buildings in Inner Mongolia
We’ve selected what we feel are the key examples of Mongolian Architecture. We aim to include buildings that are either of top quality or interesting, or ideally both.
We cover completed buildings, new building designs, architectural exhibitions and architecture competitions across Mongolia. The focus is on contemporary Mongolian buildings but information on traditional buildings in Inner Mongolia is also welcome.
Inner Mongolian Building – Latest Designs
20 Mar 2022
CapitaMall Nuohemule, Hohhot, Inner Mongolia
Architecture: CLOU architects
photo : Chill Shine
CapitaMall Nuohemule, Hohhot
CapitaMall Nuohemule stands as a new, comprehensive kind of contemporization: far beyond a simplistic mall refurbishment with superficial re-application of materials, it is about extracting the essence of a building and converting it into a new, adventurous, and future-proof concept that manages to withstand and challenge the strong competition of urban retail precincts with its unique offer.
27 Feb 2020
National Cardiovascular Centre, Ulan Bator, Mongolia
Architects: IDOM
image courtesy of architects practice
National Cardiovascular Centre Mongolia
The Luxembourgian cooperation agency LuxDev chose IDOM through a selection process based on merits and an ideas competition for the design of the new building that will house the National Cardiovascular Centre (NCC) in Ulan Bator, Mongolia. LuxDev has been supporting the Mongolian health service for over 20 years in its fight against cardiovascular illnesses, which have great incidence in the population, making it one of the main public health issues in the country.
13 Aug 2017
Revolving Sail Bridge, Ordos, Kangbashi, Mongolia
Design: Margot Krasojević Architects
image courtesy of architecture practice
Revolving Sail Bridge in Mongolia
The bridge consists of a main floating section which gives buoyant support to three expanding walkways, and a carbon fiber triple sail which is raised and lowered by the buoyancy rotator. The bridge is a flexible structure that can relocate by sailing along the river to its new position. To do so, it folds into multiple sections that stack into each other.
21 Sep 2015
Heliostat Sand Turbine Hotel Mongolia, Gobi Desert
Design: Margot Krasojevic
image courtesy of architects studio
Heliostat Sand Turbine Hotel
The Gobi desert has a dry prevailing Westerly wind which choreographs a shifting landscape, reforming dunes and redefining ecological terrains. The Gobi’s extreme climate and latitude contribute to the nature of the wind currents.
14 Mar 2013
The National Archaeological Museum of Mongolia international architecture competition, National Park, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
Design: Barna Architects
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National Archaeological Museum of Mongolia
The National Archaeological Museum of Mongolia is a multifunctional complex, containing research, educational, and exhibition space, and offices as well, all in all, making it the building floor area 50,000 square meters. The site is located in Ulaanbaatar in the National Park close to the city center. The design assimilates and conforms to the existing establishments and facilities, including the promenade, fountain, and bicycle road.
15 Aug 2011
Cable Car Stations, Ordos Shi
Design: Margot Krasojevic
picture from architect studio
12 Apr 2011
Yellow River Hotel, Inner Mongolia
Architects: Sunlay Design
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Yellow River Hotel
Beijing Sunlay Design’ s proposal for the Yellow River Hotel of Jungar Banner. This building stands with a building area of 44560 m²above ground and has a building area of 23644 m²under ground, which adds to a total building area of 68204 m².
Inner Mongolian Buildings
Mongolian Design Projects, alphabetical:
Erdos Museum
Design: MAD
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Erdos Museum Building
This Mongolian museum building is located in a city that is currently being built, almost overnight. Driven by a booming economy, the Municipal Government of Erdos has determined to build a new city centre, dozens of kilometers away from the current city. There was nothing but the Gobi Desert on this site in 2005. An urban masterplan was created, entitled ‘Ever Rising Sun On The Grass Land’.
Ordos Protestant Church
Design: Sunlay Design
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Mongolian Church Building
Urban Theme Park
Design: Dr. Margot Krasojevic
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Ordos Urban Theme Park
Mongolian Residential Design Projects, alphabetical:
Ordos 100 Villa design
Design: Rojkind Arquitectos
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Ordos 100 home
Ordos 100 villa design
Design: Slade Architecture
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Ordos 100 Villa design
Ordos 100 villa design
Design: Tham & Videgård Hansson Arkitekter
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Ordos 100 house
Ordos 100 villa design
Design: rocker-lange architects
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Ordos 100 villa
Ordos Villa design
Design: nARCHITECTS
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Ordos Villa
Ordos Villa design
Design: *multiplicities
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Ordos Villa design
Villa of Captured Distance, Ordos
Design: OBRA Architects
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Villa of Captured Distance
More contemporary Mongolian buildings online soon
Location: Inner Mongolia, North Eastern Asia
Buildings in Countries close to Inner Mongolia
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