Building On the Water by Álvaro Siza & Carlos Castanheira
HUAI’AN – China’s industry is one of the main motors that propels its meteoric growth. Contemporary production plants, however, are rarely associated with architecture, save for the relatively genteel business of European furniture-making. However
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