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The farmers have been very busy constructing new houses just to see them demolished very soon. But in this way they get more compensation which is calculated according to square meters!
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The hill had recently been carved into by farmers selling sand and earth for construction, and at the same time building more floor space for themselves and thus being able to get higher compensation from the imminent demolition. Now most of the hill is gone anyway...
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http://www.panoramio.com/photo/6951572 this is how the third floor looked like
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I missed that it was a renovation project.Interesting even if the detailing of the finished building is so-so. Anyway, I found a webpage on the issue: http://www.e-architect.co.uk/beijing/beijing_publishing_house.htm
The building is (as before) to be the office for the Beijing Publishing House. Architects: Studio Pei Zhu.
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They were actually for the priests from the Methodist Episcopal Church.
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I think it is the same house as the one to the lower left in this picture! http://lh5.ggpht.com/_erwMtilrMUE/SE-R4Si8QoI/AAAAAAAABgY/YbJWmV2_eKk/IMG_1270.jpg
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Johan, "new" and "old" can live together! Nice shot!
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Nice contrast between old and new!
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