Posts Tagged ‘China’
Sunday, July 2nd, 2017
Article source: C.DD
Designer combines Chinese and Western culture tactfully and uses innovative design method to create a pleasure dining space.
Openness and closeness is a contradictory combination, and a relative goodness. The extremely simple lines are used for the vivid space division, so as to meet the dining demands to the largest extent. Different dining areas are divided by rectangular glasses of different sizes and steel framework, where watermark glass and proper blank space offer people wide vision while keep the privacy. The exterior eversion window is both beautiful and practical.
 Image Courtesy © OUYANG Yun
- Architects: C.DD
- Project: Zhanjiang Cattle Race Restaurant
- Location: Zhanjiang, Guangdong Province
- Photography: OUYANG Yun
- Chief designer: HE Xiao-Ping, LI Xing-Lin
- Design Team: CAI Tie-Lei, YU Guo-Neng, ZENG Xiang-Ru, HE Liu-Wei
- Main Materials: Exterior wall paint, oak, floor tile, white tile, steel plate, square tube, spray painted glass, craft glass, snow white stone, concrete, etc.
- Area: 367㎡
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Tags: China, Zhanjiang
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Sunday, July 2nd, 2017
Article source: Yiduan Shanghai Interior
In this project the designer looks at how to break through stereotypes of design under background of secular fashion deluge. The design is inspired by the concept of “water”- the main line of this project which is found by chance. Diet is the source of life, and diet could not exist without water. Water makes people associate with boat, and eating on boat is a lovely thing. This is how the story born from the concept of water begins. The whole restaurant combines with landscape of local terrace cropping to create a primitive and plain feeling. Entering the door a huge pot and stove is unfolded in front of visitors; it highlights the theme while giving people an entertaining feeling. A few boats look like drifting leisurely on the waterway of Jiangnan, and staggered-floor is added to both shores, these makes the waterway looks like natural water surface. The space planning is interesting, full of changes and well-arranged. Eating on the staggered–floor and overlooking the boats on the water surface makes people think of Jiangnan water towns. A space with great contrast of romantic feeling and primitive simplicity is created. The huge boat on the top and mud wall terraced fields on both shores, together with natural scenes such as the elevated dining area on mountain cableways, rough granite handrail and etc., all reflects and fits the theme perfectly—cook delicious food with a simple and sincere heart.
 Image Courtesy © Xu Xu-Jun
- Architects: Yiduan Shanghai Interior
- Project: Pu Zao Restaurant
- Location: 4F, Tongde Plaza, Kunming, Yunnan, China
- Photography: Xu Xu-Jun
- Chief Designer: Xu Xu-Jun
- Design Team: Xu Xu-Wei, Chang Tao, Zhang Qiang-Long
- Area: 550 sqm
- Completion Time: 2016.10
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Tags: China, Yunnan
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Sunday, July 2nd, 2017
Article source: Bloom Design
Hiding in the trade area in the central part of Tianhe District of Guangzhou, Blue Space is a leading fashion brand planning agency. Freedom, openness and returning to simplicity are the spirits that Blue Space advocates. When Bloom Design is commissioned to do the design for this old space, it decides not to cater for popular aesthetics but to look at how to make a difference and how to shape the temperament of fashion of Blue Space. Bloom Design keeps questioning about the nature of design: when we are living in the bustling and noisy city, what are the real needs deep inside our heart?
 Image Courtesy © He Yuan-Sheng
- Architects: Bloom Design
- Project: Fashion of Simplicity-Blue Space Office
- Location: Guangzhou, China
- Photography: He Yuan-Sheng
- Creative Director: Li Bao-Long, Chen Xiao-Hu
- Project Team: Xing Zi-Chao, Qiu Wen-Di3
- Author: Qiu Wen-Di
- Main Material: Black brick, White glass, Walnut
- Area: 230M2
- Design Time: 2015.06-2015.07
- Construction Time: 2015.07- 2015.08
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Tags: China, Guangzhou
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Sunday, July 2nd, 2017
Article source: Architectural Design & Research Institute of South China University of Technology
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The place where the ruins Unit 731 of the Japanese Imperial Army used to station is particular not just for its role as a historical site. Its particularity is already defined by the broken walls, silent and solemn gravel ground, rails extending to infinity, and the desolate lofty elms surrounding it, before the architect has time to assess the harmony of such combination.
 Image Courtesy © Yao li
- Architects: Architectural Design & Research Institute of South China University of Technology
- Project: The Exhibition Hall of Crime
- Location: Harbin, China
- Photography: Yao li
- Chief architect: He Jingtang
- Principle architect: He Jingtang
- Team Members: Ni Yang, He Chili, He Xiaoxin, Liu Tao, Luo Menghao, Luo Wanjun, Lu Zhiwei, Su Hao, Yan Zhong, Wu Zhaohui, Wang Mingjie, Zhu Yuanzheng, Chen Mengjun
- Lighting consultant: GH Architectural Lighting Design Ltd
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Tags: China, Harbin
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Friday, June 30th, 2017
Article source: Architectural design and Research Institute of SCUT
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Located at the north end of the central axis, Guangzhou East Railway Station is one of the biggest railway terminals in China. The old station building, constructed in the Mid 90’s, was suffered from poor organizations of circulations, light and ventilation. Before renovation, numerous people and vehicles flows had to squeeze under a dark concrete panel to enter the station. Above the panel however, there was an abandoned platform, giant in scale, empty with people, without the quality of a public space it supposed to have.
 Image Courtesy © Liky Lam
- Architects: Architectural design and Research Institute of SCUT
- Project: Public Square and Passenger Facilities Renovation of Guangzhou East Railway Station
- Location: 510610/No. 1 East Tianhe District Road, Guangzhou, China
- Photography: Liky Lam
- Client: Guangzhou Railway (Group) Co., Ltd, Guangzhou Urban Construction Investment Group Co., Ltd.
- Principle architects: Fang Deng, Sheng Xia, Yimin Sun
- Structural Engineer: Xiaodan Fang, Wenjun Lei
- MEP Consultant: Fei Gao, Plumbing: Cailing Guan, Shuangqun Ma
- Lighting consultant: Shenzhen NVC Co. Ltd.
- Quantity surveyor: Huazhong Zhou
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Tags: China, Shenzhen
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Friday, June 30th, 2017
Article source: The Architectural Design and Research Institute of Harbin Institute of Technology
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Northeast Asian Culture and Art Museum Complex, with the land used for its construction in Changchun Airport Economic Development Zone, close to Longjia International Airport, is Jilin Province’s important window towards the world. The base is located on the south bank of Longze Lake, facing the Conference and Exhibition Center, the Conference Center and the Urban Planning Exhibition Hall on the north bank. The completion of this project has a catalytic role in the formation of Northeast Asian political, economic, financial, commercial and trade and cultural “CBD” around Longze Lake. The design of the project is based on the image requirement that Northeast Asian Culture and Art Museum Complex should be constructed from an international prospective, the regional characteristics of Changchun Airport and the functional properties of the cultural cluster, with the “Snowfield Flagship and Culture Carrier” design concept put forward, the museum complex positioned as an international modern culture pilot cluster featuring multinational fusion.
 Image Courtesy © The Architectural Design and Research Institute of Harbin Institute of Technology
- Architects: The Architectural Design and Research Institute of Harbin Institute of Technology
- Project: Changchun Northeast Asian Cultural & Art Complex
- Location: South Longze Lake, Airport Economic Development Zone, Changchun, Jilin Province, China
- Principle architect: Mei Hongyuan
- Scale: Approximate 290,000m²
- Total land area: 378500m²
- Total construction area: 295270m²
- Volume rate: 0.68
- Greening rate: 35.2％
- Design period: 2017.01-2017.02
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Tags: China, Jilin Province
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Thursday, June 29th, 2017
Article source: PRISM DESIGN
PRISM DESIGN provided an office design for UNBOT—an information technology service company.
In IT industry, technology renewing in a very fast speed. So that the scale of a company would also expands quickly. That requires the office design to leave the elasticity space for the future expansion.
 Image Courtesy © Studio W / Wataru Ishida
- Architects: PRISM DESIGN
- Project: Unbot Inc. Office
- Location: Bldg 6 2st floor, Garden Office, No.161 Lane 465 Zhengning Rd, Changning District, Shanghai, China
- Photography: Studio W / Wataru Ishida
- Client: Unbot inc.
- Construction: Shanghai KUI SPACE Architectural Ornament Engineering Co., Ltd.
- Total Floor Area: 300M2+Loft expansion140M2=total;440M2
- Design Period: Nov.2016 – Jan.2017
- Construction Period: Jan.2017 – 27 May.2017
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Tags: China, Shanghai
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Thursday, June 29th, 2017
Article source: The Architectural Design and Research Institute of Harbin Institute of Technology
Neusoft International Software Park (Hekou Park) is located in Hekou Software Industry Base in Dalian High-tech Park and is built to expand its business and enhance its ability to adapt to the rapid development of international and domestic software and information services markets. The new park is a more historical and cultural park with integrating office, supporting and sports facilities to accommodate the software developers with a comfortable environment. The overall image of the buildings is vigorous and natural, striving to create the castle-style buildings in the mountain and to make a distinct impression.
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Tags: China, Dalian
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Wednesday, June 28th, 2017
Article source: The Architectural Design and Research Institute of Harbin Institute of Technology
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The functional layout design is mainly based on the rational organization of events and the environment space shaping during and after events to provide athletes and citizens with diverse activity spaces, two main entrances provided on the north and south sides of the base, three main venues, i.e. the speed skating gym, the ice hockey hall and the curling hall arranged close to the entrance to facilitate event organization and people evacuation, the athlete apartment and the media center, etc. that provide service for sport events arranged on the side far from the city road, the three venues and the medium center showing a ring-shaped layout, like snow lotus in blossom.
 Image Courtesy © The Architectural Design and Research Institute of Harbin Institute of Technology
- Architects: The Architectural Design and Research Institute of Harbin Institute of Technology
- Project: Ice Sports Center of the 13th China National Winter Games
- Location: Nanshan Scenic Area, Urumqi
- Client: The sport bureau of Xinjiang Uyghur autonomous region
- Principle architect: Mei Hongyuan
- Structural Engineer: Dai Dazhi
- MEP Consultant: Shi Jianlei
- Lighting consultant: Lu Yanqiu
- Project size: 78334.45 square meters
- Total land area: 30.06ha
- Total construction area: 78334.45m2
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Tags: China, Ürümqi
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Sunday, June 18th, 2017
Article source: ARCHSTUDIO
Han Wen-Qiang, an associate professor in CAFA (China Central Academy of Fine Arts), the founder of ARCHSTUDIO. He mainly researches on contemporary architectural and interior environment based on traditional cultural background, devotes to making space to be the communication medium between people and people, people and environment, and creating a livable life. He has been featured as 2015 One of the Best Ten International “Design Vanguard” by American renowned magazine “Architectural Record”. His works have won many awards, including “LEAF (Leading European Architecture Forum) Awards” Refurbishment of the Year Award, Architizer “A+ Awards” Architecture + Renovation Category Jury Award, “Hospitality Design Award” Open Category Winner of American Hospitality Design magazine, “Best of Year Awards” of American “Interior Design” Magazine; “The 37th Annual Interior Awards” of American “Contract” magazine; “Taiwan Interior Design Award” Gold Award; “Asia Pacific Interior Design Awards” Gold Award; Design for Asia Award Merit Award and WA Design Experiment Award Shortlist Award, etc. His works have also been invited to exhibited at “Towards A Critical Pragmatism: Contemporary Architecture in China” exhibition by Harvard University and 2015 Kwangju Art Biennial in Korea. His works have been widely published by home and abroad renowned publications, including Architectural Record, Architectural Review, Arquitectura Viva, Frame, d+a, Perspective, Taiwan Architecture magazine, Time + Architecture magazine, dezeen, designboom, archdaily, gooood and other famous design websites.
 Image Courtesy © Wang Ning, Jin Weiqi
- Architects: ARCHSTUDIO
- Project: Waterside Buddist Shrine
- Location: Tangshan, Hebei, China
- Photography: Wang Ning, Jin Weiqi
- Author: Han Wen-Qiang
- Architectural Design: Han Wenqiang, Jiang Zhao, Li Xiaoming
- Structural Design: Zhang Fuhua
- Water-electricity Design: Zheng Baowei
- Land Area: about 500 ㎡
- Building Area: 169㎡
- Design Time: 2015.04—2015.08
- Construction Time: 2015.10—2017.01
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Tags: China, Tangshan
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