Pink Fair of the New Craftsmen in Beijing, China by Atelier Jian

Article source: Atelier Jian

The project is located at the B2 Floor, Beijing Fun, Beijing Municipality, covering an area of 240 square meters. The client Teawith hopes to create a special fair space for the “New Craftsmen”, where the craftsmen can share their products and various lifestyles. From their points of view, pink is a kind of “free” color which has no labels, has nothing to do with age and is gender-neutral.

Based on this consideration, the architects divide the pink fair into two regions, the cloister-style exhibition area, nesting in center sharing area.

Image Courtesy © Chen Peixin

• Architects: Atelier Jian
• Project: Pink Fair of the New Craftsmen
• Location: Beijing, China
• Photography: Teawith, Chen Peixin
  
• Client: Teawith 
  
• Lead Architects: Chen Peixin 
  
• Design Team: Chen Peixin ,Chang Zhe
• Gross Built Area: 240.0㎡ 
  
• Completion Year: 2019
  

Image Courtesy © Chen Peixin

There are totally 8 exhibition areas containing 10 booths, for exhibiting the new craftsmen’s products and information, those exhibition areas are not only independent but also connected with each other, surrounding around the sharing area. Wandering in this space, you will find surprises by a special view or walking at a comer carelessly.

The sharing area will be used as the public living room which is open to the new craftsmen and people who coming to the fair; everyone can share their ideas here. Meanwhile, the sharing area and the exhibition area are not completely separate, they are partly covered by the wall so that privacy is protected. The whole space is shown as an open and flowing space status.

Image Courtesy © Chen Peixin

Image Courtesy © Chen Peixin

The inspiration of the fair design is derived from the thinking of the classical Chinese garden. Seeking the imagery of the gardens, the architects try to create a multiple experience of human body through the change of the walls, which have cover and penetration, constriction and un-folding; and people can sit or enjoy a distant view from a height. The space is strewn at random and mixes reality and fantasies together so that abundant walking path and line of sight relationship are created, enabling people entering in it to walk, watch, visit and live. The mobility of space increases the advantages of the business location, and also allows people to meet unexpectedly and share freely here.

Image Courtesy © Chen Peixin

Image Courtesy © Chen Peixin

Image Courtesy © Chen Peixin

Image Courtesy © Chen Peixin

Image Courtesy © Chen Peixin

Image Courtesy © Chen Peixin

Image Courtesy © Teawith

Image Courtesy © Teawith

Image Courtesy © Teawith

Image Courtesy © Teawith

Image Courtesy © Teawith

Image Courtesy © Teawith

Image Courtesy © Atelier Jian

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Tags: Beijing, China

Categories: Exhibition, Interiors, space

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