This is the age of the flagship factory. In China, a bedding brand is maximizing on that
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Qian Tao Dong Lu, Ke Qiao Qu, Shao Xing Shi, Zhe Jiang Sheng, China
Design, Architecture
Client
Architectural Site
18,342 sq-m
Interior Floor Area
1,720 sq-m
Greater Dog Architects’ Zhejiang flagship for Baisihan proves factories should no longer closed-off workspaces but active touchpoints for consumers and employees alike.
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