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7Hills Yard – Hillstation Brand Center / ConCom Studio

January 30, 2026 Andreas Luco 0

7hills Yard-Hillstation Brand Center is a composite space integrating offices, exhibitions, and social functions. As an experimental ground for exploring new lifestyles, production methods, and economic models, it is dedicated to providing new types of public services for rural industry users.

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Verdant Ridges / Wutopia Lab

January 29, 2026 韩爽 - HAN Shuang 0

The site was originally home to the Xinguang Silk Weaving Factory. The renovated Building No. 5 has now been transformed into a versatile theater, seamlessly integrating Suzhou-style stage performances with medium-sized conferences. In architectural renovation, the common approaches typically fall into two categories: completely redesigning parts of the structure or preserving its original form as much as possible. Wutopia Lab seeks to break free from this binary and explore a new path. Inspired by the dramatic life of Tang Bohu, we go beyond merely preserving the historical depth of the old building—we breathe new artistic life into it.

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Seventeen TeaHouse / Modum Atelier

January 25, 2026 韩爽 - HAN Shuang 0

The Seventeen Teahouse is located on the second floor of a street corner in Nanjing’s Caozhi Alley, situated between the bustling Xinjiekou commercial district and an old residential area, with no direct street-level interface. The design responds to its condition of being “present yet unseen,” while creating a tea space suited for contemporary socialization, balancing privacy and shared experience.

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Perfumer H Seoul / Chakchak Studio

January 18, 2026 Miwa Negoro 0

Defining the spatial identity of an overseas brand that deals with delicate fragrances is a profound challenge. In this project, we turned to the philosophy of ‘Daegang (大綱)’. While often used in modern Korean to mean ‘roughly’ or ‘in general,’ the Chinese characters tell a deeper story: 大 (Great) and 綱 (The Main Stay/Head-rope of a Net).

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SIGMA Space / ONOAA STUDIO

January 18, 2026 韩爽 - HAN Shuang 0

“Like water through a river” — a phrase used by SIGMA founder Michihiro Yamaki — describes the Aizu factory’s camera and lens production: continuous, precise, and tightly connected, like flowing water. Restraint and prudence come from logical thinking, while warmth reflects intention carried through time. ONOAA STUDIO sought to translate this spirit into a space as pure as water, tucked beside a quiet garden yet adjacent to the city’s bustle. SIGMA’s philosophy, “Beyond the technology, is Art,” became a central thread throughout the planning and design.

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“A little over the top but it makes a statement” says commenter

January 16, 2026 Rheanna Hopkins 0

In this week’s comments update, readers are discussing Tiffany & Co’s flagship store in Beijing, designed by Dutch studio MVRDV with a curving glass facade. Crafted from translucent, frosted glass fins in an icy blue hue, the store’s 20-metre-high facade was intended to pay homage to jewellery created by Italian designer Elsa Peretti for the brand.

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APOC Store reimagines London boutique as rotating gallery for independent designers

January 15, 2026 Jane Englefield 0

Design retailer APOC Store has reconfigured its London boutique so it doubles as an informal gallery where emerging creatives can showcase their work amid “incredibly challenging” industry conditions. APOC Store is a “curated marketplace” that stocks fashion and furniture by young, independent designers, from Harikrishnan’s blow-up latex trousers to Ying Chang’s cardboard stools. Founders Ying

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MVRDV drapes glass veil around Tiffany & Co flagship in Beijing

January 14, 2026 Lizzie Crook 0

A curving glass veil that appears to be “constantly changing as you move” cloaks the exterior of the flagship Tiffany & Co store in Beijing, designed by Dutch studio MVRDV. Located in the Taikoo-Li Sanlitun neighbourhood, the store’s 20-metre-high curving facade is crafted from translucent, frosted glass fins in an icy blue hue associated with

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22RE imbues Malbon Golf boutique in Los Angeles with “quiet sense of glamour”

January 10, 2026 Dan Howarth 0

Los Angeles studio 22RE has designed a store interior for lifestyle brand Malbon Golf on Melrose Place, which features heavy use of cherry wood and several subtle nods to the sport. The 1,800-square-foot (167-square-metre) Malbon flagship draws references from LA’s Art Deco and modernism heritage, as well as subtle nods to golfing. 22RE took a residential

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