Inspired by traditional gardens, a Shanghai hotel carves out an oasis in its urban surroundings
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No.20, 666 Hai Yang Xi Lu, Pu Dong Xin Qu, Shang Hai Shi, China, 200124
Design
Client
Shun Tak Holdings, Lujiazui Group
Floor Area
17,090 sq-m
Drawing inspiration from classical Chinese gardens, the hotel's design guides guests through various spatial experiences that evoke a sense of discovery.
Key features
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