No. 8 Bridge is a creative park that retains the charm of old factory buildings while gathering various art, design, and concept studios along with unique shops. Its distinctive architectural style and artistic atmosphere have attracted the attention of many young people who love photography or art. Originally an old factory area, No. 8 Bridge has been meticulously transformed after the concept of a creative park was introduced to Shanghai. It retains the thick brick walls, crisscrossing pipelines, and mottled floors of the old factory buildings while infusing modern cultural elements, giving new life to the eight old factory buildings. Its tenants include fashion designers, product designers, and studios primarily focused on advertising, concepts, and product design. Buildings 7 and 8 are more international, gathering architectural clubs and various artists and designers. Additionally, Building 3 features a small square on the first floor, which can be considered the backyard of No. 8 Bridge. During breaks, one can enjoy coffee and exchange creative ideas in these open-air tea seats. No. 8 Bridge is named ‘Bridge’ because the buildings are cleverly connected by bridges, and in essence, it serves as a communication bridge linking domestic and international creative consulting professional service teams. Nowadays, No. 8 Bridge frequently hosts exhibitions, fashion shows, and various large-scale comprehensive activities, providing a comprehensive exchange platform for various creative and artistic endeavors. The opening hours and business status are subject to the daily opening situation.
No. 8 Bridge Creative Park on Jianguo Road
No. 8 Bridge is a creative park that retains the charm of old factory buildings while gathering vari[...]
