A Plug-in House To Revitalise China’s Historical ‘Hoods

Beijing-based architecture studio People’s Architecture Office (PAO) has designed a plug-in for a dwelling in one of the historical hutong neighborhoods of China’s capital.
Read more →Beijing-based architecture studio People’s Architecture Office (PAO) has designed a plug-in for a dwelling in one of the historical hutong neighborhoods of China’s capital.
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