he material underscores the brand’s preference for local fashions and designers. “Reusing this once-popular yet forgotten material, we seek to evoke memories of the most dynamic and creative era and city to convey a more ‘local’ sense of the street,” explained the studio. As part of the design, a section of the ceiling has been cut away to expand the overhead space, crossed by a transparent walkway in the floor above. The design is one of the only projects the Shanghai-based firm has completed outside its home city. More images and commentary can be found on Dezeen.