Photography by CreatAR Images Wutopia Lab have designed the renovation of an apartment in Shanghai, China, that transformed a three bedroom and two living room interior, into an open space full of fun design elements. Photography by CreatAR Images Inside, most of the walls were removed to allow light to travel throughout the […]
Photography by Fangfang Tian Design firm RIGI have recently completed the renovation of a building, transforming it into a bright and modern residence in Shanghai, China. Dating back to 1947, the building is made up of 3 floors that measure in at 18 feet (5.5m) in width, and about 49 feet (15.2m) in depth. […]
Photography by Fangfang Tian Design firm RIGI have recently completed the renovation of a building, transforming it into a bright and modern residence in Shanghai, China. Dating back to 1947, the building is made up of 3 floors that measure in at 18 feet (5.5m) in width, and about 49 feet (15.2m) in depth. […]
A 1940s house in Shanghai has been reconfigured by RIGI Design to create a light-filled family home with a steel staircase, adaptable modular furniture and playful house-shaped elements. Studio founder Kai Liu reconfigured a home in a densely built neighbourhood to suit the needs of a young family. Called A White House, A Growing Home, the
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A 1940s house in Shanghai has been reconfigured by RIGI Design to create a light-filled family home with a steel staircase, adaptable modular furniture and playful house-shaped elements. Studio founder Kai Liu reconfigured a home in a densely built neighbourhood to suit the needs of a young family. Called A White House, A Growing Home, the
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A 1940s house in Shanghai has been reconfigured by RIGI Design to create a light-filled family home with a steel staircase, adaptable modular furniture and playful house-shaped elements. Studio founder Kai Liu reconfigured a home in a densely built neighbourhood to suit the needs of a young family. Called A White House, A Growing Home, the
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The latest series of images by photographer Marc Goodwin offers a look inside 14 Shanghai-based architecture studios, belonging to firms including Neri & Hu, Archi-Union Architects and David Chipperfield Architects. Marc Goodwin has visited studios in numerous countries, as part of his ongoing project to reveal the workplaces of all of the world’s big-name architects. Following series in Paris, London, Beijing and
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Car brand MINI is diversifying into urban development with the MINI Living building in Shanghai, which will see a disused industrial complex transform into apartments, offices and leisure spaces. The announcement of the MINI Living building marks the latest stage in MINI’s evolution from a dedicated automobile manufacturer into a multifaceted lifestyle brand, with a focus
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Photography by Dirk Weiblen Q&A Architecture Design Research have recently completed Barraco, a new bar in Shanghai, China, that features recycled materials, swings and a hanging table. The designers searched through demolished buildings around Shanghai to find reclaimed materials, doors and windows, and as-found objects to stage the informal and colorful bar. Photography by Dirk […]
Architects Rossana Hu and Jaime Oliver discuss designing religious, arts and civic facilities for the collective experience at the World Architecture Festival 2017 in Berlin. Watch the livestream here from 2pm UK time. The livestream is now live and you can watch it above or on Dezeen’s Facebook page. Jaime Oliver is the director of OHLAB, the
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