Travel through time and celebrate the New Year at 1933 Old Millfun

1933 Old Millfun was originally the Shanghai Municipal Council Slaughterhouse, and is now a fashion and creative design center and industrial tourism demonstration site. "The past is gone, the future is here." This slogan of 1933 Old Millfun seems to be a time tunnel that takes you back to that era full of change and challenge. 1933 Old Millfun was designed by British architect Balfours and completed in 1933. It is a reinforced concrete structure with five floors and a building area of about 31,700 square meters. 🌈Highlights: ✅The whole building is simple and unpretentious, grand but not ostentatious. Only by observing carefully can you feel the ingenuity of the designer from its seemingly unintentional exquisite decorative details. ✅The building is made entirely of imported British concrete, with walls about 50 cm thick. The two walls are hollow in the middle, cleverly using physical principles to achieve temperature control, so that it can maintain a low temperature even in the hot summer. ✅The building is a combination of Chinese and Western styles, with both the ancient Roman basilica style and the Chinese style of outer square and inner circle. The beamless floor, umbrella-shaped columns, corridors, spiral staircases, and cattle paths are all integrated, with endless changes of light and shadow and space. The large transparent glass and crisscross corridors create an Inception-like effect, especially on the top floor, which is very photogenic. ✅It attracts many restaurants, entertainment and design companies, and often hosts various art exhibitions, brand launches, forums, summits, and other events. ✅It was the venue for the Ferrari F1 party and the filming location for the movie "Tiny Times 2: Aoki Times." 📍Location: No. 29 Shajing Road, Hongkou District, Shanghai 🎫Tickets: Free 🚗Transportation: Take Bus 13, 510, Metro Line 10, etc.