Chongqing's hidden factories inform interiors of Harmay beauty store
Conveyor belts and cog-like display stands appear in this Harmay store by AIM Architecture, which takes cues from Chongqing's underground factories.
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Conveyor belts and cog-like display stands appear in this Harmay store by AIM Architecture, which takes cues from Chongqing's underground factories.
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