Haogang Ji brings six temporary exhibitions into Dongguan’s village life, using scaffolding and polycarbonate to share residents’ memories and ideas.
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Jumping House Lab renovates a tea village home in Hangzhou through open rooftops, translucent timber trusses and flexible spaces that shift between private and shared use.
Atelier Deshaus turns a former coal wharf on Shanghai’s Huangpu River into a public route beside a retained concrete wall.
Photographs of improvised chairs lead Michael Wolf into questions of repair, authorship and design in everyday life.
1Y Architects reuses bricks and tiles from Zhuzhou’s former Qingshuitang industrial site to create an open-air museum built around oral histories and shared sound.
PLAT ASIA places 45 guest suites across an eroded volcano in Inner Mongolia, pairing cone-shaped rooms and framed landscape views with measures to retain snow and restore difficult ground.
People’s Architecture Office has stacked modular scaffolding into Mount Bazaar, a 470-square-metre market and viewing platform created for the 2025 Shanghai Urban Space Art Season.
MIX Architecture has transformed the historic Yanqing Li lifen in Wuhan into an open commercial block structured by alleys, courtyards and elevated walkways.
BIG completes Suzhou Museum of Contemporary Art as nine interconnected pavilions, where galleries, covered corridors and gardens form a continuous route to Jinji Lake.
In conversation around Fields of Resonance, Tia-Thuy Nguyen discusses hand-woven stainless steel, weightlessness, femininity and the role of light as a living material.
