Linehouse's architectural approach makes waves amid Shanghai's decorative mainstream spaces
Neri&Hu has repeatedly graced the pages of Frame since The Waterhouse Hotel caught our eye in 2010, but this is the first time we’ve printed the name Linehouse. The hands of the Shanghai-based duo behind it, however, have racked up in
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