Green Skyline is an innovative public space project located on the waterfront of Hengqin Island in southern China.
20.05.2024
The intervention features a group of capsules designed with distinctive and attractive silhouettes, contributing to an electric ambiance.
07.03.2024
it redefines public space through bold, colorful design and immersive experiences that engage visitors of all ages, especially adolescents and young adults.
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SPECTRUM
Spectrum is a series of 2 indoor interventions in the main atriums of the commercial space from a new mixed-use complex located in the New Bund.SPECTRUM
The project was done with the aim of fostering entertainment & social interactions among new visitors, appealing to kids, youngsters & adults alike.SPECTRUM
the location is the emerging international business center in Pudong (Shanghai).SPECTRUM
The base of the project is a multi-functional platform that provides simple and colorful volumes that can be used for playing and resting for kids and adults alike.SPECTRUM
The project is inspired by the physical phenomenon of the spectrum of colors derived from a light ray when intercepting a crystal, in which the light ray gets split into a range of different colors.SPECTRUM
A colorful and rather sculptural installation designed to beautify the main indoor social spots of the commercial space.SPECTRUM
From the skylights of both atriums, a group of colorful light rays represented by colorful nylon strings invade the voids.SPECTRUM
The nylon strings are tensed creating rainbows of colors that cross the 25 meters of void from top to bottom until reaching the floor, where they create colorful plazas.SPECTRUM
The colorful plazas at the bottom consist on a group of circular platforms of activity, shaped by the light rays, intersecting each other to compose a unitary space under the strings.SPECTRUM
Seating features and playful domes arise from those circular platforms, providing the functionality of the installation.SPECTRUM
The result is a stimulating space for interacting with others, resting, playing and whiling away for some time.SPECTRUM
Visible from all floors, the colorful strings are an eye-catching element that triggers the curiosity of visitors to approach the atrium and look into the void to discover the what is happening.SPECTRUM
It consists in 3 circles of activities intercepting each other in the main atrium of the shopping center.SPECTRUM
The circles are either domes, for climbing and playing, or seating features for resting.SPECTRUM
Spectrum is a series of 2 indoor interventions in the main atriums of the commercial space from a new mixed-use complex located in the New Bund.SPECTRUM
the location is the emerging international business center in Pudong (Shanghai).SPECTRUM
The project was done with the aim of fostering entertainment & social interactions among new visitors, appealing to kids, youngsters & adults alike.© 100architects
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BIG BANG
Big Bang is a creative public rooftop activation designed for a new mixed-use building located in the New Bund, the emerging international business center in Pudong (Shanghai),BIG BANG
It is a "painted scape" that acts as a platform that offer multiples activities for different age groups. From shading structures with resting features to playing, performing and learning areas.BIG BANG
with the aim of fostering entertainment & social interactions among new visitors, appealing to kids, youngsters & adults alike.BIG BANG
The project is located in a 2-story rooftop which is always open to public, with direct access from the street level and the indoor commercial space. It sets an outdoor public platform for social interactions.BIG BANG
In the epicenter of the explosion emerges a hill of activities, dividing the multifunctional platform in 2 areas.BIG BANG
One side of the hill is dedicated to playful activities for the entertainment of the younger visitors, such us slopes, tunnels, climbing surfaces, etc...BIG BANG
The other side of the hill was designed to host small gatherings, events and workshops, not only for kids but for youngsters and adults as well, and therefore it features different types of tribunes and mini-amphitheaters.BIG BANG
The resulting intervention is rendered as a system of 4 transversal stripes of triangulated colors and various activities, occupying the rooftop from border to border.BIG BANG
The other side of the hill was designed to host small gatherings, events and workshops, not only for kids but for youngsters and adults as well, and therefore it features different types of tribunes and mini-amphitheaters.BIG BANG
In the epicenter of the explosion emerges a hill of activities, dividing the multifunctional platform in 2 areas.BIG BANG
One side of the hill is dedicated to playful activities for the entertainment of the younger visitors, such us slopes, tunnels, climbing surfaces, etc...BIG BANG
The design was conceptualized as an explosion of colors in the public rooftop of the commercial building, releasing colorful debris from the epicenter to the sides, which becomes either seating features or shading structures.BIG BANG
The project is located in a 2-story rooftop which is always open to public, with direct access from the street level and the indoor commercial space. It sets an outdoor public platform for social interactions.BIG BANG
with the aim of fostering entertainment & social interactions among new visitors, appealing to kids, youngsters & adults alike.© 100architects
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TWIN RIBBONS
Twin Ribbons is an indoor installation in HKRI Taikoo Hui, a top-class business, retail & entertainment hub in Shanghai downtown, at the heart of the vibrant district of Jing’an.TWIN RIBBONS
The installation comprises 2 almost identical red ribbons which are carefully bent in order to create an artificial and continuous topographical profileTWIN RIBBONS
providing activities such as seating features, swinging objects, sliding ramps, slopes and mini amphitheaters among others.TWIN RIBBONS
Taking advantage of the highest bends of the ribbons, green & blue functional boxes were plugged-in as add-on capsules with playful slopes within.TWIN RIBBONS
Both ribbons are confronted to each other, almost creating an infinite symbol, resulting with 2 different enclosed areas for EDUTAINMENT (education + entertainment).TWIN RIBBONS
The green area is intended for educative workshops and performances, while the blue area is more focused on educative games and entertainment.TWIN RIBBONS
The project was designed as an indoor activation of the public space within the main atriums, generating a meeting & entertainment spot for social interactions at the heart of the retail spaceTWIN RIBBONS
The ribbons are visible from all the floors, encouraging the gathering and interaction of people.TWIN RIBBONS
Twin Ribbons not only create an eye-catching cyclical platform as a challenging path to be traveled by jumping, climbing, sliding and crawling up and down.TWIN RIBBONS
It also provides functional shapes to host different adult-related activities, such as speeches, workshops, performances, etc…TWIN RIBBONS
Twin Ribbons is an indoor installation in HKRI Taikoo Hui, a top-class business, retail & entertainment hub in Shanghai downtown, at the heart of the vibrant district of Jing’an.TWIN RIBBONS
The installation comprises 2 almost identical red ribbons which are carefully bent in order to create an artificial and continuous topographical profileTWIN RIBBONS
providing activities such as seating features, swinging objects, sliding ramps, slopes and mini amphitheaters among others.TWIN RIBBONS
Taking advantage of the highest bends of the ribbons, green & blue functional boxes were plugged-in as add-on capsules with playful slopes within.TWIN RIBBONS
Both ribbons are confronted to each other, almost creating an infinite symbol, resulting with 2 different enclosed areas for EDUTAINMENT (education + entertainment).TWIN RIBBONS
The green area is intended for educative workshops and performances, while the blue area is more focused on educative games and entertainment.TWIN RIBBONS
The project was designed as an indoor activation of the public space within the main atriums, generating a meeting & entertainment spot for social interactions at the heart of the retail spaceTWIN RIBBONS
The ribbons are visible from all the floors, encouraging the gathering and interaction of people.TWIN RIBBONS
Twin Ribbons not only create an eye-catching cyclical platform as a challenging path to be traveled by jumping, climbing, sliding and crawling up and down.TWIN RIBBONS
It also provides functional shapes to host different adult-related activities, such as speeches, workshops, performances, etc…TWIN RIBBONS
Twin Ribbons is an indoor installation in HKRI Taikoo Hui, a top-class business, retail & entertainment hub in Shanghai downtown, at the heart of the vibrant district of Jing’an.TWIN RIBBONS
The installation comprises 2 almost identical red ribbons which are carefully bent in order to create an artificial and continuous topographical profileTWIN RIBBONS
providing activities such as seating features, swinging objects, sliding ramps, slopes and mini amphitheaters among others.TWIN RIBBONS
Both ribbons are confronted to each other, almost creating an infinite symbol, resulting with 2 different enclosed areas for EDUTAINMENT (education + entertainment).© 100architects
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SHIPYARD PLAZA
This project was developed in the context of Shanghai Urban Space Art Season 2019 international competition aiming to artistically regenerate the Yangpu Waterfront and industrial heritages along the Huangpu River.SHIPYARD PLAZA
A ship under construction process to bring back the old memories of the industrial splendor on the banks of the Huangpu River by creating a public space that resembles a shipyard but with some design extravaganza.SHIPYARD PLAZA
Since the site used to be a welding platform for shipbuilding, 100 Architects came up with the idea of creating an eye-catching and stimulating public space which would serve 2 specific purposes:SHIPYARD PLAZA
First: Providing a modern public platform to activate the scarcely used space by encouraging social dynamics and interactions.SHIPYARD PLAZA
Second: bringing back the old memories of the industrial and social splendor on the banks of the Huangpu River.SHIPYARD PLAZA
To honor the memory and identity of this particular space, we decided to propose the design reminiscing a ship under construction process while respecting the marvelous bronze grid on the floor.SHIPYARD PLAZA
The ship is manifested through a system of Corten steel ribs arising from the bronze stripes.SHIPYARD PLAZA
It mimics the shape of an unfinished vessel which contains a variety of public space features, such as seating, gathering, resting, lounging or playing areas, all of them laid out from the bow to the stern.SHIPYARD PLAZA
This project was developed in the context of Shanghai Urban Space Art Season 2019 international competition aiming to artistically regenerate the Yangpu Waterfront and industrial heritages along the Huangpu River.SHIPYARD PLAZA
A ship under construction process to bring back the old memories of the industrial splendor on the banks of the Huangpu River by creating a public space that resembles a shipyard but with some design extravaganza.SHIPYARD PLAZA
Since the site used to be a welding platform for shipbuilding, 100 Architects came up with the idea of creating an eye-catching and stimulating public space which would serve 2 specific purposes:SHIPYARD PLAZA
First: Providing a modern public platform to activate the scarcely used space by encouraging social dynamics and interactions.SHIPYARD PLAZA
Second: bringing back the old memories of the industrial and social splendor on the banks of the Huangpu River.SHIPYARD PLAZA
To honor the memory and identity of this particular space, we decided to propose the design reminiscing a ship under construction process while respecting the marvelous bronze grid on the floor.SHIPYARD PLAZA
The ship is manifested through a system of Corten steel ribs arising from the bronze stripes.© 100architects
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TWIN WAVES
Twin Waves is an indoor installation in HKRI Taikoo Hui, a top-class business, retail & entertainment hub in Shanghai downtown, at the heart of the vibrant district of Jing’an.TWIN WAVES
The installation comprises 2 almost identical entertaining waves as bent platforms that create 2 artificial hills which provide different activities on both of their respective sides.TWIN WAVES
One wave offers the possibility of climbing up and sliding down into a monochromatic ball pit,TWIN WAVES
while the other wave includes an amphitheater for small events and performances or social gatherings on one face of the hill, and a sliding slope on the other face.TWIN WAVES
Both waves are designed with functional graphics on their surfaces, adding playability to the platforms,TWIN WAVES
equipping them with a Chinese Checker, a mini version of the popular floor game Twister, and the traditional yet fun Hopscotch.TWIN WAVES
The waves create a sort of tunnel underneath, which was used to introduce some lounge/chill-out areas for youngsters, filled with bean bags on the floor.TWIN WAVES
The project was designed as an indoor activation of the public space within a double-height space, generating a meeting & entertainment spot for social interactions at the heart of the retail space,TWIN WAVES
The waves are visible from the upper floor, encouraging the gathering and interaction of people.TWIN WAVES
Twin Waves not only create an eye-catching platform as challenging hills to be climbed up & slid down.TWIN WAVES
It also provides functional shapes to host different adult-related activities, such as speeches, workshops, performances, etc…TWIN WAVES
Twin Waves is an indoor installation in HKRI Taikoo Hui, a top-class business, retail & entertainment hub in Shanghai downtown, at the heart of the vibrant district of Jing’an.TWIN WAVES
The installation comprises 2 almost identical entertaining waves as bent platforms that create 2 artificial hills which provide different activities on both of their respective sides.TWIN WAVES
One wave offers the possibility of climbing up and sliding down into a monochromatic ball pit,TWIN WAVES
while the other wave includes an amphitheater for small events and performances or social gatherings on one face of the hill, and a sliding slope on the other face.TWIN WAVES
Both waves are designed with functional graphics on their surfaces, adding playability to the platforms,TWIN WAVES
equipping them with a Chinese Checker, a mini version of the popular floor game Twister, and the traditional yet fun Hopscotch.TWIN WAVES
The waves create a sort of tunnel underneath, which was used to introduce some lounge/chill-out areas for youngsters, filled with bean bags on the floor.TWIN WAVES
The project was designed as an indoor activation of the public space within a double-height space, generating a meeting & entertainment spot for social interactions at the heart of the retail space,TWIN WAVES
The waves are visible from the upper floor, encouraging the gathering and interaction of people.TWIN WAVES
Twin Waves not only create an eye-catching platform as challenging hills to be climbed up & slid down.TWIN WAVES
It also provides functional shapes to host different adult-related activities, such as speeches, workshops, performances, etc…TWIN WAVES
Twin Waves is an indoor installation in HKRI Taikoo Hui, a top-class business, retail & entertainment hub in Shanghai downtown, at the heart of the vibrant district of Jing’an.© 100architects
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KIDS 3rd HOME
Kids 3rd Home is an interior renovation designed to beautify a scarcely used space within the iconic “Super Brand Mall” of Lujiazui in Pudong (Shanghai), oriented to foster entertainment & social interactions among kids and families in the 2nd floor of the Mall.KIDS 3rd HOME
Super Brand Mall is one of the most iconic and well-known commercial spaces in Shanghai and China, with almost 20 years of existence, and it’s in a process of renovation to keep up to date.KIDS 3rd HOME
100 Architects was commissioned with the mission of intervening a wide and large circulation area of 1,800 m2 in between tenants oriented to kids & families,KIDS 3rd HOME
The entire proposal derives from the position of the 9 columns that invade the big space, which become 9 epicenters of different colors and activities.KIDS 3rd HOME
Born from those 9 columns, a colorful painted scape on the floor was designed by stripes of colors and shapes, organizing the rest of the empty space, defining circulation areas, resting spaces, playing areas and spaces for pop-up stores.KIDS 3rd HOME
The injection of basic vivid colors, patterns and shapes allowed us to visually enhance the space, making it more appealing to visitors and customers, deviating more pedestrian circulation towards the given area.KIDS 3rd HOME
The 9 columns are retro-illuminated enhancing their presence as landmark elements within the space.KIDS 3rd HOME
The ceiling, which is treated as an exposed ceiling, is also retro-illuminated only over the columns, featuring special illuminated spaces together with the columns.KIDS 3rd HOME
The rest of the exposed ceiling features a system of custom-made light boxes with basic fun shapes related to the design language from the rest of the space.KIDS 3rd HOME
A simple yet effective beautification exercise crowned with huge habitable letters forming the word KIDS on both ends of the circulation space.KIDS 3rd HOME
The huge letters act as eye-catching attractors since they are visible from far and different floors, becoming entrance landmarks to the new space.KIDS 3rd HOME
Kids 3rd Home is an interior renovation designed to beautify a scarcely used space within the iconic “Super Brand Mall” of Lujiazui in Pudong (Shanghai), oriented to foster entertainment & social interactions among kids and families in the 2nd floor of the Mall.KIDS 3rd HOME
Super Brand Mall is one of the most iconic and well-known commercial spaces in Shanghai and China, with almost 20 years of existence, and it’s in a process of renovation to keep up to date.KIDS 3rd HOME
100 Architects was commissioned with the mission of intervening a wide and large circulation area of 1,800 m2 in between tenants oriented to kids & families,KIDS 3rd HOME
in order to turn it into a vibrant and eye-catching space to stay and interact with other customers, which would offer an entertaining experience linked to the normal course of the commercial activity.© 100architects
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THE DUNES
As part of our Creek Play project, "The Dunes" embraces the essence of UAE's natural landscape, departing from the conventional skyline concept to immerse visitors in a world inspired by the region's majestic dunes.THE DUNES
At the picturesque Creek Island Marina, 100 Architects was entrusted with the task of crafting an outdoor masterpiece that would redefine leisure and entertainment.THE DUNES
The result: a dynamic and permanent intervention at the end of a 350 meters long waterfront promenade.THE DUNES
"The Dunes" stand tall at the end of this pedestrian promenade, a striking landmark adorned with captivating artworks and endless allure.THE DUNES
Drawing inspiration from the awe-inspiring desert dunes, this design captures simplicity and effectiveness, with gentle hills and domes beckoning children to climb and slide, fostering endless laughter and delight.THE DUNES
For the little adventurers, tunnels await, inviting them to embark on thrilling journeys through the dunes, while hanging balls add an exciting element of play as they swing to their hearts' content.© 100architects
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PIXELAND
PIXELAND is a public space project comprising a combination of different outdoor facilities in a single space, such as landscape features, playscape features for kids and leisure features for adults.PIXELAND
Transferring this idea to the spatial organization strategy of the project, we thought of creating a multifunctional public space by the addition and combination of smaller independent functional pixels.PIXELAND
The project is inspired by the digital concept of pixels. While a pixel is the smallest independent sample of an image with its own RGB or CMYK color information, it is the combination of numerous pixels what results in any given digital image.PIXELAND
While each of the pixels has its own function and characteristics and could be read as an independent entity, the combination of all of them results in a very eye-catching and playful general multifunctional public space.PIXELAND
The main pixel used in the core of the project is a perfect square of 5 x 5 m., as the minimum space to host functions suitable for a group of people,PIXELAND
while as we get closer to the borders, smaller pixels of 2,5 x 2,5 m. and 1,25 x 1,25 m. are introduced as a modular approach to solve the accesses, the pedestrian circulation and the landscape in the border.PIXELAND
Every pixel is a component with a different function on it. Thus, the functional pixels are positioned in different combinations in order to generate a hyper-stimulating hardscape of leisure activities.PIXELAND
the plaza is also equipped with lounge resting areas, picnic areas with seats & tables, seating box structures to provide shadow, sunken communal benches, sloped lawns to lay down and small amphitheaters for gatherings.PIXELAND
Besides the leisure features, Pixeland also counts with a wide range of playful features scattered around, culminated with a voxelated Horse-themed playground in the middle of the plaza, for the joy and entertainment of the younger visitors.PIXELAND
The checkered plaza has been developed in a multilevel way, providing an interesting artificial topography growing in height towards the center, where the voxelated horse is strategically placed on the top.PIXELAND
PIXELAND is a public space project comprising a combination of different outdoor facilities in a single space, such as landscape features, playscape features for kids and leisure features for adults.PIXELAND
The project is inspired by the digital concept of pixels. While a pixel is the smallest independent sample of an image with its own RGB or CMYK color information, it is the combination of numerous pixels what results in any given digital image.PIXELAND
Transferring this idea to the spatial organization strategy of the project, we thought of creating a multifunctional public space by the addition and combination of smaller independent functional pixels.PIXELAND
While each of the pixels has its own function and characteristics and could be read as an independent entity, the combination of all of them results in a very eye-catching and playful general multifunctional public space.PIXELAND
The main pixel used in the core of the project is a perfect square of 5 x 5 m., as the minimum space to host functions suitable for a group of people,PIXELAND
while as we get closer to the borders, smaller pixels of 2,5 x 2,5 m. and 1,25 x 1,25 m. are introduced as a modular approach to solve the accesses, the pedestrian circulation and the landscape in the border.PIXELAND
Every pixel is a component with a different function on it. Thus, the functional pixels are positioned in different combinations in order to generate a hyper-stimulating hardscape of leisure activities.PIXELAND
the plaza is also equipped with lounge resting areas, picnic areas with seats & tables, seating box structures to provide shadow, sunken communal benches, sloped lawns to lay down and small amphitheaters for gatherings.PIXELAND
Besides the leisure features, Pixeland also counts with a wide range of playful features scattered around, culminated with a voxelated Horse-themed playground in the middle of the plaza, for the joy and entertainment of the younger visitors.PIXELAND
The checkered plaza has been developed in a multilevel way, providing an interesting artificial topography growing in height towards the center, where the voxelated horse is strategically placed on the top.PIXELAND
PIXELAND is a public space project comprising a combination of different outdoor facilities in a single space, such as landscape features, playscape features for kids and leisure features for adults.PIXELAND
The project is inspired by the digital concept of pixels. While a pixel is the smallest independent sample of an image with its own RGB or CMYK color information, it is the combination of numerous pixels what results in any given digital image.PIXELAND
Transferring this idea to the spatial organization strategy of the project, we thought of creating a multifunctional public space by the addition and combination of smaller independent functional pixels.PIXELAND
While each of the pixels has its own function and characteristics and could be read as an independent entity, the combination of all of them results in a very eye-catching and playful general multifunctional public space.PIXELAND
The main pixel used in the core of the project is a perfect square of 5 x 5 m., as the minimum space to host functions suitable for a group of people, while as we get closer to the borders, smaller pixels of 2,5 x 2,5 m. and 1,25 x 1,25 m. are introduced as a modular approach to solve the accesses, the pedestrian circulation and the landscape in the border.PIXELAND
Every pixel is a component with a different function on it. Thus, the functional pixels are positioned in different combinations in order to generate a hyper-stimulating hardscape of leisure activities.© 100architects
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ORANGE PHONE BOOTH
Phonebooths throughout the world are obsolete. Everyone has a smartphone, why would you even enter one of those old urban relics?ORANGE PHONE BOOTH
The booths are designed to offer different ergonomic positions for one or more users using them at the same time.ORANGE PHONE BOOTH
In a lot of places, they had even become urban trash bins or even worst, public toilets.ORANGE PHONE BOOTH
In YuYuan lu, a very historic road of Shanghai, there were 5 units, two doubles and one single.ORANGE PHONE BOOTH
We were hired to rethink the role of those urban objects in our contemporary city with the current needs and conditions of the real potential users of today.ORANGE PHONE BOOTH
Our design created 3 different prototypes that facilitate interactions in different ways.ORANGE PHONE BOOTH
Also, each unit provides phone charging, wifi signal, lighting, seating table, newspaper tray, besides being a comfortable shelter to protect you from the weather.ORANGE PHONE BOOTH
Finally, the extreme makeover provided the phonebooths with a very cool and contemporary looking bringing back those old relics with new functions and possibilities.ORANGE PHONE BOOTH
The 5 phonebooths units are distributed in the sidewalk along 900meters and will be permanently open to the public as a new typology of functional open urban objects to be enjoyed by the pedestrian in Yuyuan lu.ORANGE PHONE BOOTH
Phonebooths throughout the world are obsolete. Everyone has a smartphone, why would you even enter one of those old urban relics?ORANGE PHONE BOOTH
In YuYuan lu, a very historic road of Shanghai, there were 5 units, two doubles and one single.ORANGE PHONE BOOTH
We were hired to rethink the role of those urban objects in our contemporary city with the current needs and conditions of the real potential users of today.ORANGE PHONE BOOTH
ORANGE PHONE BOOTH
ORANGE PHONE BOOTH
ORANGE PHONE BOOTH
Our design created 3 different prototypes that facilitate interactions in different ways.ORANGE PHONE BOOTH
Also, each unit provides phone charging, wifi signal, lighting, seating table, newspaper tray, besides being a comfortable shelter to protect you from the weather.ORANGE PHONE BOOTH
Finally, the extreme makeover provided the phonebooths with a very cool and contemporary looking bringing back those old relics with new functions and possibilities.ORANGE PHONE BOOTH
The 5 phonebooths units are distributed in the sidewalk along 900meters and will be permanently open to the public as a new typology of functional open urban objects to be enjoyed by the pedestrian in Yuyuan lu.ORANGE PHONE BOOTH
Phonebooths throughout the world are obsolete. Everyone has a smartphone, why would you even enter one of those old urban relics?ORANGE PHONE BOOTH
In a lot of places, they had even become urban trash bins or even worst, public toilets.ORANGE PHONE BOOTH
In YuYuan lu, a very historic road of Shanghai, there were 5 units, two doubles and one single.ORANGE PHONE BOOTH
We were hired to rethink the role of those urban objects in our contemporary city with the current needs and conditions of the real potential users of today.© 100architects
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