"The Wind H Art Center in the 751 District was converted from an industrial factory and its office buildings."
"Its renovation was done in three phases. Phase I is the main exhibition hall and an art shop."
"It has concrete columns on the east and west sides supporting a folded concrete roof, creating a column - free space."
"Before renovation, the southern side had a mezzanine level, while the rest was open - plan office space."
Wind H Art Center occupies a repurposed industrial factory and adjacent office buildings in the 751 District. The conversion was executed in three phases, with Phase I delivering the main exhibition hall and an art shop. The original factory dates to the 1980s, with an office extension added in the 1990s. Concrete columns on the east and west sides support a folded concrete roof, enabling a column-free interior. Prior to renovation, the southern side contained a mezzanine level while the remainder functioned as open-plan office space.
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