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XCoD designed Unfinished Space in Shanghai

25-01-2018

XCoD designed Unfinished Space in Shanghai

The Chinese architecture firm, X&Collective Design has designed a space for a fashion brand in Shanghai.

Rainbow Chapel in Shanghai by COORDINATION ASIA

25-12-2017

Rainbow Chapel in Shanghai by COORDINATION ASIA

The design and architecture agency COORDINATION ASIA joined forces with the management of the Shanghai Museum of Glass Park in 2011.

FirstCry Office by RIGIDesign: the cinema comes to the office

05-12-2017

FirstCry Office by RIGIDesign: the cinema comes to the office

Kai Liu, head of RIGI Design, recently completed a film studio’s headquarters, drawing inspiration from the way the industry connects people, places and various stages in production, in a way completely different from the linear narration of a film.

Neobio Family Park by Li Xiang

30-10-2017

Neobio Family Park by Li Xiang

Li Xiang has created a magical space, a children’s paradise that makes adults wish they were young again. Neobio is an indoor fun park in Shanghai with everything that one could desire, from forests of books where you can play hide and seek, to a child-sized mini city.

A rooster for Chinese New Year by 100architects

24-10-2017

A rooster for Chinese New Year by 100architects

2017 is the Chinese Year of the Rooster and, as usual, there were splendid celebrations. In particular, in Xintiandi, an important commercial area of Shanghai, there is an imposing interactive installation that is the work of 100architects.

Neri&Hu and Suzhou Chapel

23-08-2017

Neri&Hu and Suzhou Chapel

Suzhou Chapel is a building with many merits designed by the well-known studio Neri & Hu of Shanghai. Located in a dense residential neighbourhood in the city of Suzhou, the chapel is designed to be a place for worshipping and meeting.

Celebrating nature. An office by Muxin Design and Research

04-07-2017

Celebrating nature. An office by Muxin Design and Research

The Chinese studio Muxin Design and Research has been asked to redesign an ‘old style’ office so that the environment could be more pleasant for staff. The first step, say the architects, was to eliminate the cubicles to “let the forest in”.

Aluminium sunbreaks on Kengo Kuma’s Shanghai Soho Building

19-06-2017

Aluminium sunbreaks on Kengo Kuma’s Shanghai Soho Building

Kengo Kuma has built a classic skyscraper in Shanghai with aluminium sunbreaks designed to look like origami, with shapes recalling silent columns of rising incense smoke.

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