In Southern China, this work site was built to safeguard and revitalise an ancient craft
In a mountainous village nearby Southern China’s Jingdezhen, AZL Architects have designed a porcelain production site that revitalises an ancient craft. At its core is an egg-shaped wood kiln, built with age-old, regional know-how only four or fiv
Create a free account to read the full article
Get 2 premium articles for free each month
Related Articles
MORE Lauren Morris-Jansen
Metallic waves bring movement, energy and light into this shared office space in Tokyo
Magnum’s parent company masters effective spatial identity building with its Amsterdam HQ
Is the architecture firm as we know it dead?
Video: ‘How do you breathe new life into a building that already defines a city?’
Feng shui principles shape spatial flow in a workplace that honours Lingnan heritage
Part lectern, part white board, a dynamic table answers the need for dynamic work environments
Implicit values take precedence over explicit visual brand identity in a Brooklyn HQ
Video: Biomimetic design challenges the rigidity of corporate architecture at this Shenzhen HQ
Can workplace design draw employees back to the office? Miro’s Berlin HQ shows how
