This Shanghai boutique shows more retailers need to be inspired by public spaces
Upscale multi-brand Chinese retailer Zuczug commissioned Kooo Architects to create a Shanghai boutique that would reduce barriers to entry for a wider demographic of shoppers. The architects took
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