Since its establishment in the year of 1925, the "hundred-year-old store" of Chengdu Hengdeli has been accompanied by the "century-old golden street" of Chunxi Road. In the past 100 years, Chengdu Hengdeli has witnessed the development of the watch industry and the changes in consumption trends, and participated in the historical process of the development of modern commercial civilization.. Chengdu Hengdeli, an old shop with a history of more than 100 years and the title of "China Time-honored Brand". Now with the all newly renovated retail facade, the landmark store is ready to open its date to the city and people again. 

‘Pop-Up Commercial Bridge Over the Parkway’

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This design would smuggle people past the parkway’s formidable traffic via two elevated bridges, one exclusively for pedestrians and cyclists and the other dotted with retail spaces for folks who want to shop a bit. At the point where the bridges reach the muddy bank of the Potomac, Ma envisions having water taxis and restaurant boats hovering to service Rosslyn’s horde of office workers.

Magnitude Studio together with Sunflower Architects was selected to design the urban sculpture at the front lawn inside Tianfu Bay Residential District. The design brings not only sculpture and installation art but also an interactive playground to the urban environment of Tianfu Bay.

Chengdu Hi-Coffice Enterprise Management Co., Ltd. is a new generation office / park full-service provider and enterprise growth service platform with digital technology as its core

We fabricate sculptures using a range of techniques including hand carving, sand or lost wax casting, welding including TIG and MIG, forging by our blacksmith, repousse, riveting, stamping or punching, and machining on lathes or milling machines. 

Sculptures constructed at our facility and under our guidance at other firms are sited in public spaces and museums as well as in corporate and private collections around the world.

The design needs to form a new relationship between the buildings. The industrial park consists of two separate factories, walls between them were removed to form a pedestrian loop in the park. A roadway through the bottom of Building 1 connects the two sites closely, creating an interconnected and convenient freight network.  As a result, the area has changed from the outskirt of the city to the center, production workshops began to move away, and the old industrial buildings were facing urban renewal and function upgrade.

A designer is no stranger to layers. We use them every day to edit photos, create graphics, lay out content. But layers are

outside our computer screens as well, all around us. 

A field of blue ink screen printed on yellow to make green.

A light layer of fabric hanging on your shoulders.

A slice of time sliding transiently by.

We learned from each story we helped tell, and this issue offers a new momento with each read.

Sichuan based liquor company Yidan Baijiu (Chinese white wine) is now exclusively working with Magnitude Studio on their overall branding including logo design, product design packaging, as well as advertisement campaigns.  

KPF Making began in Beijing and traveled to Hong Kong before this most recent iteration in Hangzhou, China. The show highlights the firm’s attention to craft, from the supertall tower to the low-rise neighborhood. Its content demonstrates the studio’s prowess in the design of high quality and contextually sensitive buildings, celebrating the architect as collaborator, investigator, problem-solver, and maker.

The future of cities and urban lifestyles are talked about in this book, and even though these assumptions are highly based on studies and researches, they are not predictions or prophecies. This book is simply pointing out the directions where city developments are leading us, and the possibilities that people might face in the near future. Then, this book concludes with a new theoretical ideology and an alternative urban typology that is relatively adaptive to current urban environment. Again, it is not a design excises to address and accommodate all the existing or potential issues mentioned. Instead, this could be seen as a manifested reality that tries to prevent important issues and negative possibilities from being ignored.

Dismantling is to remove the damaged and additional remnant courtyard. Raising the house means raising the roof by 1.2 meters to improve the lighting inside the building and create a comfortable space. Mending, i.e. the two broken houses have the same courtyard, but they are relatively independent. To make the houses closer, consider deriving the technique of ‘porcelain repair’ into the building so that the two independent roofs and the two disabled buildings are connected, redefining the spatial relationship between them.

Renowned for its delicate reds and elegant whites, the Adelaide Hills has once again shown that the spoils of its rolling vineyards rank firmly amongst the best in the country. 
From a field of high-calibre entries, our 2017 Shottesbrooke Single Vineyard Series ‘Adelaide Hills’ Chardonnay, has collected two coveted trophies at the prestigious KPMG Sydney Royal Wine Show. The wine impressively took out both the ‘AP John Coopers Perennial Trophy for Best Chardonnay’ and the highly sought after ‘Albert Chan Memorial Prize for Best White’ of show. 

Located in Renshou, Sichuan. Luoyi Valley Hotel Group is looking to transform its outdated hotel into a high-end Boutique Hotel, and the project is starting this June.

The first weekend in October, a constellation of fifty light- and sound-emitting “cloudlets” will fill the central space of Welburn Square. This networked sculpture will begin as an interactive project, built and programmed in community workshops led by the artist team. After it is installed, it will take on a life of its own as the “cloudlets” communicate with each other by exchanging messages of light and sound.

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The ensuing Cloud will stand as a testament to the community that built it. Come participate, and be a part of your community and its reflection through this unique community-based art piece.

The Garden of Informal Formality is a Tantric wood transferred triptych, that is, a digital fabricated large drawing being transferred on the triptych board. Together, this format is an efficient story telling presentation for both the open source urbanism and the form of informal urban typology.