As the largest museum in the world that exhibits the Mongol-Yuan culture through historical relic, researches and exhibitions, and consists of three parts: the museum, the folk-custom hall, and the folk-custom theatre. The dramatic horizontal volumes are well fit for the boundless grassland. The main part consists of an uptilted solid round platform that locks with a hollow taper, making the building rising sheer from the ground. An exhibition gallery spires around the middle hall presents a holy space that impresses visitors deeply. The texture of glass curtain walls and skylights shows respect to the traditional pattern of Mongolian yurts.
As the largest museum in the world that exhibits the Mongol-Yuan culture through historical relic, researches and exhibitions, and consists of three parts: the museum, the folk-custom hall, and the folk-custom theatre. The dramatic horizontal volumes are well fit for the boundless grassland. The main part consists of an uptilted solid round platform that locks with a hollow taper, making the building rising sheer from the ground. An exhibition gallery spires around the middle hall presents a holy space that impresses visitors deeply. The texture of glass curtain walls and skylights shows respect to the traditional pattern of Mongolian yurts.
