This Beijing gym addresses the need for user-unique training paths
Two storeys, one-on-one training: with a space designed by Ramoprimo, Beijing gym M-Fit seeks to encourage maximum user autonomy. The local architects used colour, fixtures and layout to accomplish that brief, strategies other studios have also us
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