The world's most incredible natural history museum is now open
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Shenzhen Natural History Museum, stretching over 105,000 sq m (1.13 million sq ft), opens as one of the world's largest natural history museums with free public access and green space adjacent to Yanzi Lake. Four years in development, the project integrates nature and architecture to serve the public without admission fees.
Sensationalist headline, but this does look amazing.
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