A “Working + Living” Space that Showcases a Simple Lifestyle to Young Urbanites
Shenzhen-based Nature Times Art Design created a model “working + living” space for an apartment development in Xi’an, China.
China
China’s modern architecture blends innovation with tradition, scale with intimacy. Explore selected works from China published on HomeWorldDesign that span minimalist retreats to urban reinventions.
Yellow Duplex Apartment by MDDM Studio
The Yellow Duplex Apartment is located in the north side of Beijing and occupies the last two floors of a townhouse. The house is around 300 sqm and has as special feature a big rooftop terrace.
Lingxing Headquarters Office by Onexn Architects
Located in a tower building, the Lingxing headquarters office faces both built and green landscape on three sides, and the other side embraces built landscape.
The Penthouse of the OPUS ONE
Located in Binjiang District, Hangzhou, OPUS ONE is a residential-commercial complex jointly operated by Excellence Group and Greentown China. It used to be a half-built housing estate, which was designed and upgraded to become a new landmark…
ChaiMenHui Restaurant by Hummingbird Design
Chaimenhui is a high-end restaurant that inherits and innovates Sichuanese cuisine as well as a whole-new brand of Chaimen following years of hard work.
Yeahka Headquarter Office by JSPA Design
The Yeahka headquarter office project consisted in the refurbishment of three floors of the Kexing Science Park office building in Shenzhen for a total area of 6000 m2.
Taste Jiangnan Restaurant by LDH Architectural Design
Taste Jiangnan restaurant is located on the 50th floor of Nanjing Golden Eagle Hotel, so that guests can overlook Nanjing at this quiet but commanding environment here.
Beijing CBD Landmark Luxury Residence
CCTV tower (designed by Rem Koolhaas), and CITIC Tower (designed by KPF) stood out as landmark buildings to symbolize that Beijing has become one of the world’s major metropolises.
Box in the Box, an Ideal Office
The direct architectural logic of “BOX IN THE BOX”, coupled with outdoor space, naturally forms a three-layered nested structure, in which the inside is the outside, and vice versa.