Bamboo Courtyard House
by Harmony World Consulting & Design
Shanghai-based architectural firm Harmony World Consulting & Design has designed the Bamboo Courtyard House. Completed in 2012, this 4,306 square foot contemporary office in Yangzhou, China, is inspired by traditional Chinese architecture, featuring a courtyard and extensive use of bamboo. Photos by: T+E
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