J Hotel Shanghai Tower

"Oriental Deconstruction in the Clouds" Location: J Hotel Shanghai Tower (World's Highest Hotel · Cloud Sanctuary on the 120th Floor) Design Language: BLD x Future Mortise and Tenon x Shikumen When the mist from the Huangpu River drifts past the floor-to-ceiling windows on the 120th floor, J Hotel creates a new spatial grammar at 632 meters high with an "Oriental Deconstruction in the Clouds" Shanghai culture was formed through the intense collision and gradual fusion of Wu-Yue culture and Western culture The hotel incorporates elements with distinctive Shanghai regional characteristics in its design Such as the 8-meter-high crystal red Shikumen at the hotel's ground floor entrance Which pays homage to the Shikumen on Xingye Road and Shanghai's modern urban civilization Shikumen architecture is an outstanding example of Chinese-Western fusion and a product of the integration between Wu-Yue culture and Western culture