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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. Beijing Taihejinzun Sales Center in Beijing, China by SHJY Art DesignAugust 30th, 2019 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: SHJY Art Design ShanHeJinYuan: Let art return to life Elegance is a right. –Oscar Wilde Elegance is the luxury of struggling, the light in darkness, dramatic conflict between silence and noise and an inherent attitude which comes from both the love of life and cognition and persistence in self-consciousness. And for space elegance is its characteristic which is an annotation of the vitality of space. In the process of urban development, spaces with elegance will blossom with new life. Eventually, they will blend with time and culture. TaiheZunFu are refined decorated luxury residences located in Beijing CBD and ShanHeJinYuan is responsible for the interior design of this project. The original intention of the design is to integrate the essence of Beijing culture into modern urban life. As a result，a traditional Chinese courtyard has been inserted into the modern office building.  Image Courtesy © SHI Yunfeng
 Image Courtesy © SHI Yunfeng Nowadays modern residences dilute people's experience of life. And The designer's responsibility is to define a way of life with space which as a medium arouses modern people's sense of home and life. ShanHeJinYuan strives to create a sense of ceremony through color matching, material selection and moving line design. The whole space inherits traditional Chinese architectural etiquette and continue the mansion house tradition in Beijing. Color can give spaces a more perceptual expression. In this project, the combination of eastern and western colors gives the space a low-key and luxurious temperament and creates a heavy sense of time dimension in the space.  Image Courtesy © SHI Yunfeng  Image Courtesy © SHI Yunfeng Only the primitive nature can carry the richness of culture. A decades-old pine tree was planted in the water bar area. The lone and proud posture of the pine tree makes it the visual focus of the whole space. The placement of artworks endows space with more artistic atmosphere. Integrate art into life and make life an art. Through the exploration of living space, the designer hopes to lead a modern and delicate lifestyle and at the same time trigger people to rethink other possibilities of living space. In this project, the designers break the restriction of the wall on the space and allows the space to flow. They increase the interactivity between different functional spaces while balancing the relationship between public and private spaces.  Image Courtesy © SHI Yunfeng  Image Courtesy © SHI Yunfeng At the same time the intention of landscape in Chinese painting has been chosen to shape the inner spirit of space with different expression methods. For designers, aesthetic art and humanistic feelings should be part of our daily life. Therefore, in the space, there are both western aesthetic vision and Beijing's profound cultural deposits. Through this project, the designers hope to show the unique texture composed of different geographical, cultural and emotional elements and innovation and inclusiveness under social transformation.  Image Courtesy © SHI Yunfeng  Image Courtesy © SHI Yunfeng By creating a zen living space, the design team hopes to create a relaxing living space for busy modern people where they can find Inner Peace. The design team integrates the Oriental zen aesthetics into the plane layout, and at the same time, the functional layout is also extremely exquisite. Each corner can let a person feel the confluence of oriental halcyon and western vogue. Modern exquisite life is not only the height and width of living space, but also the pursuit of life quality with humanistic temperature. The design team not only designed a low-key and gorgeous house in Beijing, but also hoped to witness the change of times with space and reproduce Beijing's mansion culture.  Image Courtesy © SHI Yunfeng  Image Courtesy © SHI Yunfeng  Image Courtesy © SHI Yunfeng  Image Courtesy © SHI Yunfeng Image Courtesy © SHI Yunfeng  Image Courtesy © SHI Yunfeng  Image Courtesy © SHI Yunfeng  Image Courtesy © SHI Yunfeng  Image Courtesy © SHI Yunfeng  Image Courtesy © SHI Yunfeng  Image Courtesy © SHJY Art Design
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