An Estée Lauder pavilion uses architecture to build lasting brand value
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58R4+7CQ, Lai Gang Lu, Qing Pu Qu, Shang Hai Shi, China, 201106
Design, Architecture
Client
The Estée Lauder Companies
Project Management, General Contracting
Max Brilliant
Structural Engineering
Lei Zhang
Floor Area
420 sq-m
Dongqi Design’s pavilion for The Estée Lauder Companies at the China International Import Expo in Shanghai was the foundation for a journey through the brand’s
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