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.
The "Patio" exhibition echoes Shanghai's increasingly international perspective and diverse environment. The exhibit is a visual representation of the cultural fusion that characterizes Shikumen. Eight artists worked on various concepts to reinterpret the culture of Haipai, starting from Jiangnan's traditional Wu Yue culture and combining it with Western architectural influences. Artists from home and abroad enrich Shikumen's image and become more vibrant.
Located in the heart of Shanghai, Zhang Yuan is an unique international cultural and commercial landmark. The area provides a valuable snapshot of Shanghai’s rich architectural past and has become known as the “Best Garden in Shanghai.” Zhang Yuan dates back to 1872, when a British merchant bought a plot of farmland and built garden villas in the area. In 1882, it came under the ownership of Chinese entrepreneur Zhang Shuhe, who expanded it and made it into a modern public gathering spot. From the time it opened to the public in 1885 to the early 20th century, Zhang Yuan was regarded as the best-known spot for entertainment activities and cultural diversions in Shanghai. It was where Shanghai’s first entertainment park opened, becoming a popular location for exhibitions, Chinese opera, magic shows, leisure activities, gatherings, speeches, socializing, and dining.
comprising 43 Shikumen blocks with 28 different styles, and around 170 historic buildings, is the largest, best-preserved, and most diverse Shikumen compound in Shanghai. It presents a wide variety of architectural styles, from garden villas with Western elements to Shikumen with traditional Chinese interiors. The historical buildings epitomize the essence of Shanghai Haipai Culture and “Nongtang” Culture.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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Storyline Planning / Positioning / Branding / Naming / Product Design / Space Design / Art and Culture Suggestion
Storyline Planning / Positioning / Branding / Naming / Product Design / Space Design / Art and Culture Suggestion
Storyline Planning / Positioning / Branding / Naming / Product Design / Space Design / Art and Culture Suggestion
Storyline Planning / Positioning / Branding / Naming / Product Design / Space Design / Art and Culture Suggestion
Storyline Planning / Positioning / Branding / Naming / Product Design / Space Design / Art and Culture Suggestion
Storyline Planning / Positioning / Branding / Naming / Product Design / Space Design / Art and Culture Suggestion
Storyline Planning / Positioning / Branding / Naming / Product Design / Space Design / Art and Culture Suggestion
Xintai Warehouse, an early 20 Century British warehouse for the production and the stock of textiles is among the few testimonies of the industrial history of the city still standing in the area. It is owned by the real estate legend Pei Runsheng, the uncle of the legendary architect I.M. Pei. Spanned over three storeys of 6000 sqm, Xintai Warehouse is listed as a protected industrial heritage.
Xintai Warehouse, an early 20 Century British warehouse for the production and the stock of textiles is among the few testimonies of the industrial history of the city still standing in the area. It is owned by the real estate legend Pei Runsheng, the uncle of the legendary architect I.M. Pei. Spanned over three storeys of 6000 sqm, Xintai Warehouse is listed as a protected industrial heritage.
Xintai Warehouse, an early 20 Century British warehouse for the production and the stock of textiles is among the few testimonies of the industrial history of the city still standing in the area. It is owned by the real estate legend Pei Runsheng, the uncle of the legendary architect I.M. Pei. Spanned over three storeys of 6000 sqm, Xintai Warehouse is listed as a protected industrial heritage.
Xintai Warehouse, an early 20 Century British warehouse for the production and the stock of textiles is among the few testimonies of the industrial history of the city still standing in the area. It is owned by the real estate legend Pei Runsheng, the uncle of the legendary architect I.M. Pei. Spanned over three storeys of 6000 sqm, Xintai Warehouse is listed as a protected industrial heritage.
Xintai Warehouse, an early 20 Century British warehouse for the production and the stock of textiles is among the few testimonies of the industrial history of the city still standing in the area. It is owned by the real estate legend Pei Runsheng, the uncle of the legendary architect I.M. Pei. Spanned over three storeys of 6000 sqm, Xintai Warehouse is listed as a protected industrial heritage.
Xintai Warehouse, an early 20 Century British warehouse for the production and the stock of textiles is among the few testimonies of the industrial history of the city still standing in the area. It is owned by the real estate legend Pei Runsheng, the uncle of the legendary architect I.M. Pei. Spanned over three storeys of 6000 sqm, Xintai Warehouse is listed as a protected industrial heritage.
Xintai Warehouse, an early 20 Century British warehouse for the production and the stock of textiles is among the few testimonies of the industrial history of the city still standing in the area. It is owned by the real estate legend Pei Runsheng, the uncle of the legendary architect I.M. Pei. Spanned over three storeys of 6000 sqm, Xintai Warehouse is listed as a protected industrial heritage.
Xintai Warehouse, an early 20 Century British warehouse for the production and the stock of textiles is among the few testimonies of the industrial history of the city still standing in the area. It is owned by the real estate legend Pei Runsheng, the uncle of the legendary architect I.M. Pei. Spanned over three storeys of 6000 sqm, Xintai Warehouse is listed as a protected industrial heritage.
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Industry Analysis / Commercial Strategy / Positioning / Creative Concept / Branding / Storyline Planning / Development and planning / Plane Optimization / Space Design / Art Strategy
Industry Analysis / Commercial Strategy / Positioning / Creative Concept / Branding / Storyline Planning / Development and planning / Plane Optimization / Space Design / Art Strategy
Industry Analysis / Commercial Strategy / Positioning / Creative Concept / Branding / Storyline Planning / Development and planning / Plane Optimization / Space Design / Art Strategy
Industry Analysis / Commercial Strategy / Positioning / Creative Concept / Branding / Storyline Planning / Development and planning / Plane Optimization / Space Design / Art Strategy
Industry Analysis / Commercial Strategy / Positioning / Creative Concept / Branding / Storyline Planning / Development and planning / Plane Optimization / Space Design / Art Strategy
Industry Analysis / Commercial Strategy / Positioning / Creative Concept / Branding / Storyline Planning / Development and planning / Plane Optimization / Space Design / Art Strategy
Industry Analysis / Commercial Strategy / Positioning / Creative Concept / Branding / Storyline Planning / Development and planning / Plane Optimization / Space Design / Art Strategy
Objective is a multi-disciplinary brand that sources lifestyle objects from around the globe both to inspire aesthetically and to promote a mindful way of life.Objective creates a narrative environment that embraces a personal and collaborative approach to art and design. It unifies artists and designers in creating a collection of functional yet elegant furniture, lighting, art and lifestyle objects.
Objective is a multi-disciplinary brand that sources lifestyle objects from around the globe both to inspire aesthetically and to promote a mindful way of life.Objective creates a narrative environment that embraces a personal and collaborative approach to art and design. It unifies artists and designers in creating a collection of functional yet elegant furniture, lighting, art and lifestyle objects.
Objective is a multi-disciplinary brand that sources lifestyle objects from around the globe both to inspire aesthetically and to promote a mindful way of life.Objective creates a narrative environment that embraces a personal and collaborative approach to art and design. It unifies artists and designers in creating a collection of functional yet elegant furniture, lighting, art and lifestyle objects.
Objective is a multi-disciplinary brand that sources lifestyle objects from around the globe both to inspire aesthetically and to promote a mindful way of life.Objective creates a narrative environment that embraces a personal and collaborative approach to art and design. It unifies artists and designers in creating a collection of functional yet elegant furniture, lighting, art and lifestyle objects.
Objective is a multi-disciplinary brand that sources lifestyle objects from around the globe both to inspire aesthetically and to promote a mindful way of life.Objective creates a narrative environment that embraces a personal and collaborative approach to art and design. It unifies artists and designers in creating a collection of functional yet elegant furniture, lighting, art and lifestyle objects.
Objective is a multi-disciplinary brand that sources lifestyle objects from around the globe both to inspire aesthetically and to promote a mindful way of life.Objective creates a narrative environment that embraces a personal and collaborative approach to art and design. It unifies artists and designers in creating a collection of functional yet elegant furniture, lighting, art and lifestyle objects.
Objective is a multi-disciplinary brand that sources lifestyle objects from around the globe both to inspire aesthetically and to promote a mindful way of life.Objective creates a narrative environment that embraces a personal and collaborative approach to art and design. It unifies artists and designers in creating a collection of functional yet elegant furniture, lighting, art and lifestyle objects.
Objective is a multi-disciplinary brand that sources lifestyle objects from around the globe both to inspire aesthetically and to promote a mindful way of life.Objective creates a narrative environment that embraces a personal and collaborative approach to art and design. It unifies artists and designers in creating a collection of functional yet elegant furniture, lighting, art and lifestyle objects.
Design Miami/ is not only the global forum for design but also thenexus of design culture. Held each year in Miami Beach, USA, Basel.Switzerland, and Shanghai, China, featuring carefully selected worksfrom world-renowned galleries, studios, brands, collectors, anddesigners, the event draws in design lovers from around the globe. Every year, more than 30 top design galleries exhibit at the fair, and more 500 media covers the event. The site features more than 2,000 works of art and design from more than 100 leading international galleries and designer studios around the world.
Design Miami/ is not only the global forum for design but also thenexus of design culture. Held each year in Miami Beach, USA, Basel.Switzerland, and Shanghai, China, featuring carefully selected worksfrom world-renowned galleries, studios, brands, collectors, anddesigners, the event draws in design lovers from around the globe. Every year, more than 30 top design galleries exhibit at the fair, and more 500 media covers the event. The site features more than 2,000 works of art and design from more than 100 leading international galleries and designer studios around the world.
Design Miami/ is not only the global forum for design but also thenexus of design culture. Held each year in Miami Beach, USA, Basel.Switzerland, and Shanghai, China, featuring carefully selected worksfrom world-renowned galleries, studios, brands, collectors, anddesigners, the event draws in design lovers from around the globe. Every year, more than 30 top design galleries exhibit at the fair, and more 500 media covers the event. The site features more than 2,000 works of art and design from more than 100 leading international galleries and designer studios around the world.
Design Miami/ is not only the global forum for design but also thenexus of design culture. Held each year in Miami Beach, USA, Basel.Switzerland, and Shanghai, China, featuring carefully selected worksfrom world-renowned galleries, studios, brands, collectors, anddesigners, the event draws in design lovers from around the globe. Every year, more than 30 top design galleries exhibit at the fair, and more 500 media covers the event. The site features more than 2,000 works of art and design from more than 100 leading international galleries and designer studios around the world.
Design Miami/ is not only the global forum for design but also thenexus of design culture. Held each year in Miami Beach, USA, Basel.Switzerland, and Shanghai, China, featuring carefully selected worksfrom world-renowned galleries, studios, brands, collectors, anddesigners, the event draws in design lovers from around the globe. Every year, more than 30 top design galleries exhibit at the fair, and more 500 media covers the event. The site features more than 2,000 works of art and design from more than 100 leading international galleries and designer studios around the world.
Design Miami/ is not only the global forum for design but also thenexus of design culture. Held each year in Miami Beach, USA, Basel.Switzerland, and Shanghai, China, featuring carefully selected worksfrom world-renowned galleries, studios, brands, collectors, anddesigners, the event draws in design lovers from around the globe. Every year, more than 30 top design galleries exhibit at the fair, and more 500 media covers the event. The site features more than 2,000 works of art and design from more than 100 leading international galleries and designer studios around the world.
Design Miami/ is not only the global forum for design but also thenexus of design culture. Held each year in Miami Beach, USA, Basel.Switzerland, and Shanghai, China, featuring carefully selected worksfrom world-renowned galleries, studios, brands, collectors, anddesigners, the event draws in design lovers from around the globe. Every year, more than 30 top design galleries exhibit at the fair, and more 500 media covers the event. The site features more than 2,000 works of art and design from more than 100 leading international galleries and designer studios around the world.
Design Miami/ is not only the global forum for design but also thenexus of design culture. Held each year in Miami Beach, USA, Basel.Switzerland, and Shanghai, China, featuring carefully selected worksfrom world-renowned galleries, studios, brands, collectors, anddesigners, the event draws in design lovers from around the globe. Every year, more than 30 top design galleries exhibit at the fair, and more 500 media covers the event. The site features more than 2,000 works of art and design from more than 100 leading international galleries and designer studios around the world.