Shangqiu, China – Inspired by the layout of well-designed cities, Mur Mur Lab brings streets and path lighting into the workplace.
SHANGHAI – Frame Awards 2018 winner X+Living fuses minimalism, futurism and larger-than-life industrial chic in the retail-cum-research-cum-office space Powerlong Ideas Lab.
SHANGHAI – Cinker Pictures expands from its first Beijing location, offering a vibrant boutique hospitality space for the trendy and well-heeled.
Shanghai – X+Living takes inspiration from a hot air balloon rising above a castle at Neobio Kids Restaurant so families can enjoy the best of both worlds.
SHANGHAI – The Fly Pony store by Shanghai-based firm Prism Design takes children and parents to cloud nine while shoe shopping.
Shanghai – Recalling rows upon rows of hand-stretched noodles, Lukstudio’s volumetric metal grid for noodle restaurant Longxiaobao creates a dynamic dining experience.
Shanghai – Trade-fair stand for Vancouver-based brand Herschel offers a peek into nature with a seemingly weightless cabin-inspired design.
Shanghai – Linehouse frames everyday moments through a perforated, stainless-steel façade for its second collaboration with streetwear retailer All Sh.
SHANGHAI – Physical fitness centre uses sharp angles and colour and material contrasts to demarcate areas according to activity.
SHANGHAI – Collective brings together researchers, artists, and audience to address sustainability and turn observation into participation at the Himalayas Art Museum.
Frame #113 – Lyndon Neri and Rossana Hu explain how they translate design ideas from West to East – and vice versa.
SHANGHAI – Merging the best of online and offline retail experiences in Runner Camp, Tomohiro Katsuki of Prism Design explains the latest retail concept in China.