BMW is turning an abandoned paint factory into a micro-apartment building in Shanghai
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A rendering of the co-living apartment building by BMW Mini Living in Shanghai, China.
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As part of BMW's urbanism and architecture project Mini Living, the company is transforming an abandoned paint factory into housing.
BMW revealed its first concept apartment at the 2016 Salone de Mobile (Milan's annual furniture exhibition), but now the Mini Living team and Chinese developer Nova Property Investment Co are making the design a reality. The companies have not yet revealed timeline or pricing for the development.
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Check out what the complex will look like below.
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