Changsha Meixihu International Culture and Art Centre
- Architect
- Zaha Hadid Architects
- Place
- Changsha, Hunan, China
- Type
- Cultural

Follow the documented white cement behind Meixihu’s GRC facade panels, while keeping a cement product separate from a full panel recipe.







Research notes
Meixihu’s curved white surfaces depend on a panel-making process as well as an architectural outline.
Aalborg White identifies Zaha Hadid Architects, Changsha and glass-fibre-reinforced concrete cladding made with its P.W.52.5 white cement. Its account explains the work of fabricating irregular panels for the sinuous buildings.
The named cement is one constituent of GRC. It does not by itself describe reinforcement, admixtures, curing or fixings. Comparing this project with Nanjing is useful because the same cement appears in another documented facade application.
What the sources do not establish
- A complete GRC mix, panel thickness and fixing design are not reproduced.
Sources & evidence
- Aalborg White — Meixihu GRC project
Changsha; Zaha Hadid Architects; GRC facade panels manufactured using P.W.52.5 white cement.
Research checked 2026-11-02 · Editorial policy & corrections
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Documented materials
Verified project and conservation specifications. This is a partial record; original and later conservation phases are distinguished.
AALBORG WHITE P.W.52.5
- Used for
- White cement used to manufacture GRC facade panels
- Product
- AALBORG WHITE P.W.52.5 (China)
- Manufacturer
- Cementir Group / Aalborg White
- Supplier
- GRC fabricated by Nanjing Beilida New Material
- Phase
- Original facade manufacture
This identifies the specified cement product and strength grade, not a complete GRC mix recipe.
Specification evidence
Checked 2026-10-30

