Archicao’s tiny Humble Hostel expands and contracts with a rolling facade

Beijing architect Cao Pu has created a compact hostel in a traditional hutong courtyard that gets even smaller when its front wall is rolled back to provide extra external space (+ slideshow). (more…)

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