Built without walls, a hotpot restaurant becomes one with Chengdu’s green lung
There’s nothing separating the diners of Garden Hotpot Restaurant, situated in the hinterland of Chengdu’s Sansheng Township, from the fragrant eucalyptus trees and the lake, dotted with lotus, surrounding the site. Muda-Architects built it this w
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