Tonganli, Shanghai
The 15.5-kilometer-long Yangpu Riverside carries the origin of Shanghai’s industrial civilization and bears the footprints of cultural celebrities such as Lu Xun. The Huimin Road area where Tong ‘anli is located preserves the architectural complex of Nie Family Garden, which combines Chinese and Western styles. The project is based on the concept of “Neo-Retroism”, integrating elements such as ancient Roman arches and Baroque lines, and recreating the essence of Shanghai-style architecture through modern craftsmanship.
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The space of this project features multiple design styles within the same system, including the rich elements of eclecticism, the luxurious texture of decorative art, and the artistic details of Chinese retro style, infusing a magnificent narrative with more depth from historical and regional characteristics. The Tong ‘anli Villa project is like a timeless drama that records the history of modern aesthetics. Although under the same narrative technique, the public space and the private space present two completely different chapters.
