Enter the magical world of the Marisfrolg Building.

The Marisfrolg Building is a unique building located in Longhua District, Shenzhen. It was designed by the famous New Zealand architectural firm AVB. The design was inspired by the natural world, and the exterior of the building mimics the shape of a soaring eagle and other natural creatures. Here is a guide to checking in: Architectural features: Each building in the complex is designed with the theme of "biomimicry". You can see elements such as birds with outstretched wings, swimming fish, shells, lotus flowers, and leaves. Photo check-in points: Front of the building: You can take photos of the lotus-shaped exterior wall on the roof of the main building and the white "marisfrolg" logo. Side of the building: Take photos next to the biomimetic "leaf" towards the garden to create a magical effect. The overhead floor under the New Art Museum: You can overlook the building and get a unique perspective. Visit method: External visit: You can walk around the outside of the building and take photos through the iron fence. Internal visit: Currently, the building only accepts internal staff invitations to enter. However, according to netizens, the building will be open to the public on July 27, 2024, with a limit of only 20 places. The opening hours are from 4:30 pm to 8:30 pm. Transportation guide: Self-driving: Directly navigate to "Marisfrolg Building". Subway: There is no direct subway. You can get off at Yangtai Mountain East Subway Station on Shenzhen Metro Line 6, transfer to b606 to Langteng Road Intersection Bus Station, and the bus station is at the entrance of Marisfrolg Building. Bus: You can take m551, m301, etc., and get off at "Langteng Road Intersection Station" or "Dalong Fashion Town West Station". Before you go to check in, you can follow the relevant official channels or social media accounts to get the latest opening information and visit guide. At the same time, pay attention to comply with local regulations and requirements, and check in civilized.