This Beijing art complex’s meditation space gives yoga studios a run for their money
Architectural historians like to make an example of the Pantheon: for a Roman, to kneel at a pew and look up into its oculus was to confront one’s minuteness in the vastness of the universe itself. Attempting to duplicate this sense of awe and ref
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