Archi-Union Architects shape Shanghai's Fu Space with curved concrete planes
Among other sinuous works, Shanghai-based Archi-Union Architects is known for its voluptuous Tea House residence and an office made from hollow brick that ripples like silk. Now it has given billowing interiors to Shanghai’s otherwise orthogonal F
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