
Shanghai: The Latest Architecture and News
KPF Proposes a New "Participatory Urbanism" with Shanghai Towers

Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates (KPF) has unveiled details of Huamu Lot 10 in Shanghai. The three-tower scheme, totaling 279,000 square meters, is dedicated to commercial offices and a future museum, positioned around a central grand plaza.
Described as a “new form of participatory urbanism,” the scheme has been designed to accommodate large-scale artwork in a public setting, thus activating the central plaza as a cultural hub.
Soft Matter / NATURALBUILD

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Architects: NATURALBUILD
- Year: 2017
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Professionals: AND Office, YIYU Design
B Campus / AIM Architecture

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Interior Designers: AIM Architecture
- Year: 2018
Premier Ledu City Building No.1 / SUD Architectes

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Architects: SUD Architectes
- Area: 3500 m²
- Year: 2017
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Manufacturers: BAOYUAN WOOD, Dulux, TIAN XUAN GE
GENSHANG Restaurant / OFFICE COASTLINE

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Architects: OFFICE COASTLINE
- Area: 198 m²
- Year: 2018
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Manufacturers: Sto, Dulux, KD
S.Engine Fengshengli-Cafe / Atelier Ohne Zwang

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Interior Designers: Atelier Ohne Zwang
- Area: 350 m²
- Year: 2018
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Manufacturers: FLUA Lighting, Knauf, SHIKOKU CHEMICALS CORPORATION, Shenyongqian Stainless Steel, Yuping Terrazzo Shanghai
HEMU Headquarters / Yiduan Shanghai Interior Design

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Interior Designers: Yiduan Shanghai Interior Design
- Area: 1500 m²
- Year: 2018
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Manufacturers: Kohler, LANSHE
Treasure House of Shanghai Himalaya Art Museum / Shan Xiang Architectural

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Interior Designers: Shanghai Shan Xiang Architectural Design Co., Ltd.
- Area: 540 m²
- Year: 2017
Cat Café TRYST / Parallect Dedign
Dishan Space / PUJU

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Interior Designers: PUJU
- Area: 450 m²
- Year: 2018
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Manufacturers: HAY, minimore
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Professionals: HAY/minimore, Mubo Decoration, PUJU, Colors
Sergei Tchoban: Drawing Buildings/Building Drawings
Xuhui Runway Park / Sasaki
MONOARCHI Shanghai Office / MONOARCHI
SLICE Creates Apartments from Plugin Modules for Future City Living

Iranian architect and concept designer Nasim Sehat has developed an alternative living module driven by adaptability for the gig economy. SLICE is described as a “sustainable, people centric, connected, self-contained, and flexible plug’n-play urban solution” targeted at future city dwellers.
SLICE consists of a layered module of functional plugins, combined to create basic spatial configurations. In tandem with the design of SLICE’s spatial profile, Shanghai-based Sehat has proposed a shared, on-demand digital service for module rental, maintenance, and payment.
Atelier Deshaus' Transforms Shanghai's Riverfront in 3 Cultural Projects

In a creative scene that is already bursting with talent and innovation, Atelier Deshaus' works in China stand out. Their projects, often renovations of existing spaces, do not follow particular rules of style set by others or even themselves. Yet they are united in their subtle and enigmatic take on the experience of space in the ever-changing urban environments in China.





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