架构师提供的文本描述。原名红华印染厂包装车间，MJH画廊是从(重新)构造这座空置建筑的空间叙事中构思出来的。新建筑被独立地植入原厂房内部，作为一个大型开放的混凝土展馆，将新的多层空间/时间逻辑融入到工业遗迹中。

Text description provided by the architects. Formerly the packing workshop of Honghua Dying Factory, MJH Gallery was conceptualized from (re-)structuring the spatial narratives of this vacant building. The new architectonics was independently implanted onto the original inner ground of the old workshop, which was regarded as a large open concrete pavilion, in order to build the new multi-layered spatial/time logic into the industrial relic. 

展厅的内部核心空间，主展厅，在老建筑中心的一个黑色钢盒子里，在其特殊的双屋顶天窗下，为展览空间提供柔和的漫射的顶部光线。封闭的展览盒通过两个半玻璃大厅连接到底层.几个独立的功能块，一方面，支持高架邮件大厅，另一方面，定义地面空间和功能，其中包括一个入场展厅，一个礼堂，一个艺术商店和相关的可划分的多功能空间。一楼四通八达，通往工厂的原址，以及周围的自然景观。

The inner core space of the gallery, the main exhibition hall, is lifted up in a black steel box in the center of the old building, under its special double-roof skylight, which gives gentle diffused top-light to the exhibition space. The enclosed exhibition box connects to the ground floor via two semi-glass halls. Several free-standing functional blocks, on the one hand, support the elevated mail hall, and on the other, define the ground space and functions that contain an entry show room, an auditorium, an art shop and related divide-able multifunctional spaces. The ground floor is open in all direction to the original ground of the factory, as well as to the surrounding natural landscape.

画廊的主入口处有一个半开的T形混凝土盒子，使用车间南面山墙的原始入口，面对着从工厂废弃的过滤池转换而来的景观池。从地形中培育出的一系列美化墙壁、行人和车辆坡道被设计成将画廊的主要入口与连接郊区公路的下广场连接起来。这条从广场到画廊的景观路径在自然和手工艺品、工业景观和后工业景观之间绕行，通过这条道路，人们可以体验和记住遗址历史的整个时间线。

The main entrance of the gallery, with a half-open T-shape concrete box plugged-in, uses the original entrance on the south gable of the workshop, confronting a landscape pool that converted from the abandoned filtering basin of the factory. A sequence of landscaping walls, pedestrian and vehicle ramps cultivated from the topography were designed to link the gallery’s main entrance to the lower plaza that connects the suburban road. This landscape path from the plaza to the gallery detours between nature and artefacts, industrial and post-industrial landscape, through which, one could experience and memorize the whole time line of the site’s history.

Architects O-office Architects

Location Shenzhen, Guangdong, China

Category Adaptive Reuse

Architect in Charge Jianxiang HE, Ying JIANG

Design Team Jingyu DONG, Thomas ODORICO, xiaolin CHEN, Guixiong Feng

Area 2800.0 sqm

Project Year 2014

Photographs Chaos.Z