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A Beijing factory from the 1950s reopened in 2024 as Brickkiln Lane, a cultural hub drawing over 440,000 visitors and hosting 300+ community events.
A former 1950s brick-and-tile factory in Beijing’s Haidian district has reopened as Brickkiln Lane, a cultural complex preserving 80% of its original structure.
Since its September 2024 debut, it has drawn over 440,000 visitors, with 70% local residents.
The site features a holographic chimney, arched kiln doors for events, art galleries, a theater, a National Library-linked bookstore, and a café with robot-made lattes.
Over 300 events, including comedy and traditional opera performances, have been held, many independently curated, reflecting its role as a community-driven cultural hub.
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Una fábrica de Beijing de la década de 1950 se reabrió en 2024 como Brickkiln Lane, un centro cultural que atrae a más de 440,000 visitantes y alberga más de 300 eventos comunitarios.