The Tea House by Chinese practice Archi-Union Architects is constructed from the salvaged parts of a collapsed roof of the original warehouse. It is located in the backyard of Archi-Union’s J-office in Yangpu District, Shanghai. The tea House is divided into three parts. A covered public area with a tea house at ground level and library on the first floor is formed towards the open space with pool. Private spaces including a lounge, reading room and service rooms are arranged towards the backside of the house. A transitional space connects the public space with the private spaces.
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