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.
Nestled along the Yellow Sea in Yantai’s bustling Yeda Development Zone, Sun Tower offers an immersive cultural experience shaped by light, nature, and community life. Designed by award‑winning OPEN Architecture, this 50‑metre tall landmark brings together an…
For UY DESIGN, space isn’t just a backdrop—it shapes how we think, feel, and collaborate. Inspired by Peter Sloterdijk’s notion of “thermotopology,” founder Sun Mu set out to design a studio that feels as alive and welcoming…
Arbour Mansion by Cheng Chung Design sits quietly on Shunchang Road in Shanghai’s historic Huangpu District, honoring the city’s rich architectural legacy while offering a refined vision of contemporary cultivated living. Moreover, this project weaves century-old shikumen,…
Jingle Jungle Creative Coffee by TSPACE redefines Shanghai’s coffee culture through an immersive, nature-infused design. Nestled in the greenhouse garden of the Shanghai World Expo Cultural Park, this 200 m² café merges art and ecology to create…
Nestled within a verdant landscape of metasequoias and bamboo groves in Hangzhou, China, the Dongmingshan Senyu Hotel by GLA Architects spans 1,300 m² and offers an immersive escape completed in 2024. Moreover, it comprises a reception center…
Suzhou Tongli Villa by Hangzhou Shihe Design embodies the deepest joy in the world: a home where time slows and emotions settle. From the moment you step into this serene courtyard, watching light dance on the ground…
Perched on a river island in Wenzhou City, the River Island Villa by Jishang Space Design offers a bold yet nurturing retreat enveloped by water and mountain vistas. Moreover, lead designer Ding Jilin drew directly from the…
Jishang Space Design’s Scholarly Mountain-View Villa in Hangzhou redefines residential architecture by placing human needs at its core. Rather than imposing a fixed program, lead designer Ding Linji created a three-storey, 700 m² home that adapts to…
Highsun Group’s new headquarters in Fuzhou stands as an emblem of the company’s heritage, culture, and “people-first” philosophy. Designed by Gensler, the stacked massing form symbolizes collaboration and tapestry—an homage to the group’s textile roots—while also establishing…
