How this Shanghai bakery's design helps it emerge as an urban third space
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Huai Hai Zhong Lu, Xu Hui Qu, Shang Hai Shi, China
Interior Design
Client
Dikka Bakery
Floor Area
120 sq-m
The Dikka Bakery balances industrial design references with user-led wayfinding to ensure an autonomous experience.
Key features
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