Shanghai is known as a place combined with various cultures, which well reflects from its architecture. Except for the places of interest, some other offbeat and fun architectures are not that famous but worth visiting.

Fosun Foundation

The architecture is so amazing that you are sure to be impressed deeply. It looks just like the diamond on the crown in the Bund Finance Center. The architectures in the BFC are all very impressive, but this freshman does stand out. The creation came from the tassels of the traditional wedding headdress in China. There are 675 aluminum alloy tassels in total, forming some beautiful curves. The curves will flow accompanied by world famous music every 2 hours from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Address: No.600 Zhongshan East 2nd Road, Huangpu District

Shanghai Rainbow Church

Coordination Asia, a building office, built the first wedding place called Rainbow Church in the G+ Park of Shanghai Museum of Glass. The church is 390 square meters and surrounded by colorful translucent glasses. The whole architecture looks like a kaleidoscope which creates a warm and harmonious atmosphere.

Address: No.685 West Changjiang Road, Baoshan District

Tea House in J-Office

This tea house is rebuilt from the old warehouse located in the backyard of the J-office. It is an irregular quadrilateral. A big tree runs through the platform on the second floor. Drinking a cup of tea or reading a book in the Tea House feels like being in a deep tree hole in the valley. You can enjoy the smell of tea as well as the nature there. What’s more, it is also an elegant place for wedding photos.

Address: No.1436 Jungong Road, Yangpu District

Eight tenths Garden

Eight tenths Garden is an art museum dedicated to arts and crafts. It has a coffee shop, a library, offices, bed and breakfasts, as well as a restaurant, study rooms and chess rooms. It is a micro-cultural complex in all. Seen from afar, it is very hazy as if it was covered by a veil. It also looks like a folding fan because of the design of Z front. The four-floor bed and breakfast is the highlight of the Eight tenths Garden. Each room (5 in total) has a sky yard and there is also a courtyard in the public area. They are all traditional Chinese courtyards. Eight tenths Garden is the first try to build real air villas.

Address: No.151 Yijia Road, Jiading District

Tea House in Li Garden

The Tea House is located in an approximately 110-square-meterlittle garden, connecting the office buildings on the left and right. There is a kiri in the courtyard and the tree trunk is an important space component. The designer of the tea house is a bit similar in style to the one of Long Museum. It is also one of the representative works of Atelier Deshuas. So why not come and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere in the Tea House instead of wandering through the crowded streets and shopping malls.

Address: No.2555-12 Longteng Avenue, Xuhui District