Chinese artist Lin Fanglu transforms Bai tie dye into monumental textile sculptures that merge craft, memory and contemporary art.
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Atelier tao plus c adds a lightweight pavilion to a historic village courtyard in China, creating a shared space between road and river.
This project explores how architecture can act as a living system where spatial energy is not an abstract concept but a daily experience shaped through movement, interaction, and ritual. Conceived as a kinetic cafe in a small town in Zhejiang, China, the design integrates branding, interior architecture, and mechanical elements into a coherent spatial narrative. Through rotating plans, movable structures, and responsive facades, everyday actions such as entering, serving, sitting, and gathering become carriers of architectural meaning. The project positions the cafe as a social condenser, where space actively participates in shaping community life.
On Yongyuan Road in Shanghai, the fashion label YEARLY PLAN presents its Shanghai showroom as a spatial experiment that dissolves the boundaries between retail, exhibition, and architectural thought. Designed by
A mixed use cultural hotel in Guangzhou that reinterprets traditional Qi Lou architecture through colonnades red concrete and river facing guest rooms at Aranya Jiulong Lake.
An in depth essay on Daxing Jizi Design and how light based installations reshape emotional experience in contemporary Chinese cities.
Located on the rural outskirts of Beijing, where gentle mountains meet the Chaobai River corridor, ZAOHE Ecological Farm occupies a landscape deeply layered with agricultural memory and folklore. This region
In the heart of Taikoo Li Sanlitun, Beijing’s most visible luxury crossroads, a new Tiffany & Co. flagship store announces itself not through spectacle, but through atmosphere. Designed by MVRDV,
Set within a high grass field in rural Zhejiang Province, China, the Concept Library takes the form of a spiral shell that turns reading into a spatial act. The project
Perched on a stone platform at the foot of Mount Luofu, this project occupies an unlikely leftover. Squeezed between a highway and a parallel river, the site once worked as
