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Shanghai East Library in China building design
Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects have revealed new visuals of the Shanghai East Library. In 2016, the practice won a three stage international competition to design the new public library that will sit adjacent to Century Park in the east part of the city.
CaoHeJing Guigu creative headquarters Shanghai
Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects design for the new CaoHeJing Guigu Creative Headquarters in Shanghai aims to be a platform for innovation. The new Headquarters will help high-tech firms develop, and collaborate locally and internationally. This will act as an accelerator for new technology in China.
White Z Veranda Shanghai building design
The Z structures provides a public area for the modern Agricultural Park in Jinshan. The structure links multiple agricultural projects and provides different activities for visitors. The veranda, an essential element in traditional Chinese gardening, has been selected as the theme of the design.
HUB Performance and Exhibition Center
Neri&Hu Design and Research Office have designed what they hope will become a cultural hub as Shanghai develops. The building stands out due in part to its floating canopy of wood sticks hovering over the three-story atrium which transforms the space into a forest.
Neobio Family Park in Shanghai
The Neobio Family Park in Shanghai was designed by X+Living. It is divided into Reading Area, Dinning Area, Sims City, Climbing Area and Party Room. On entering the main entrance, you are surrounded by wavy forests and rolling hills, these are the book shelves of the reading area and a great place for kids to play hide-and-seek.
Plain House in Shanghai Property
Architects: Wutopia Lab. Artist Li Bin has two studios. The first and the second studios, respectively, are designed by Isozaki and Wutopia Lab. The first studio has now been transformed into his museum, while the second studio has been converted into his house,
Lane 189 Mall in Shanghai Retail
Architects: UNStudio. An intriguing organic-shaped building with varying scales of hexagonal grid facade patterning. The Dutch architects have developed a consistent hexagon module, but vary it with sub-modules to create a fascinating effect.
Shenzhen Design Week 2017
As the core activity of Shenzhen Design Week, the forum was strongly supported by governments. About 300 Leaders, outstanding design experts, entrepreneurs and media representatives from 14 countries along the Silk Road has participated.
Zhongshuge in Shanghai Réel Mall
Architects: X+Living. Background of a busy city is always the randomly standing neon lights. Hurried pe-destrians cross the street from one side to the other, from one block to another block by passing through the street.
Shanghai Landmark Center Building
Architects: Aedas. Located on the north bank of Suzhou Creek and within the business area across Sichuan North Road and Zhapu Road in Shanghai, Aedas-design Shanghai Landmark Center enjoys a prime location with excellent views towards the Northern Bund and Huangpu River.
ZANADU Travel Experience Space in Shanghai
Design: Shishang Architecture. ZANADU is a 4 years old e-commerce startup-company in the premium travel space in China. They provide a suite of travel products to affluent Chinese travelers.
Design Shanghai 2017 Event
Review of Design Shanghai 2017, Asia’s leading international design event, with new information and photos including Zaha Hadid Designs’ furniture collection.
Jiaxing Island in Shanghai
Design: MORE Architecture and AIM. With their design for the mixed-use building Jiaxing Island the Shanghai-based offices MORE Architecture and AIM Architecture challenge the conventional notions of urbanization in China.