Organized by Shanghai Jing Resettlement Industry(group)Co.,Ltd. and curated by Made in House, the exhibition "Gazing into the Patio: The Juxtaposition of Diversity and Inclusiveness" took place in Shanghai's largest and most diverse Shikumen complex – Zhangyuan. Shikumen is a traditional Shanghainese architectural style combining Western and Chinese elements, which is a testimony of Shanghai's history. Inspired by the Haipai culture inherited in Shikumen, the exhibition presented an array of functional art and collectible designs by eight Chinese and international contemporary artists.

A new Bund destination for elevated cocktails, sophisticated small-plates, and ever-changing art & design happenings. The new venue hospitality team behind Objective Gallery Private Kitchen, the exclusive crossover venue that allowed artists, designers, chefs and mixologists to co-create dining experiences that synergized with the ever-changing gallery exhibition and designed interiors/objects.

Former Brunner, Mond & Co. Building, completed in 1922. Designed by Stewardson & Spence. Reinforced concrete structure. Neo-classical style with Baroque style decoration. Thickset lines adopted. Compound portico designed for the front facade from 3rd to 5th floor. Walls decorated in quasi-big-stone.