In Beijing, a modular pavilion immerses guests in the sensory experience of tea culture
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San Li Tun Tai Gu Li Nan Qu, 建国门 Chao Yang Qu, Bei Jing Shi, China
Design
Client
Théatre
Floor Area
20 sq-m
Located in the Sanlitun district of Beijing, the Théatre Tea Pavilions reinvent the traditional tea house into an experiential moment.
Key features
The Kooo Architects-designed space inv
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