CHANGSHA RSUN SALES CENTER in Changsha, China by BENJAI architecture

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The project is located in a high-quality development area in Changsha City. It is close to the main traffic roads of the city, and is also one of the main entrances of the community in the future. Both of the architectural design and the interior design come from Benjai Architecture.

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• Architects: BENJAI architecture
• Project: CHANGSHA RSUN SALES CENTER
• Location: Intersection of Xinshao road and Liu Jia Chong Road in Tianxin District, Changsha, China
• Photography: JIANGHE ZENG, RIPEI QIU
• Software used: SKETCH UP, ENSCAPE, AUTOCAD AND PHOTOSHOP
• Design: BENJAI Architectural Design Consulting Co., Ltd.
• Leader designer & Team: Xuesong Qiao, Xiang Li, Xiaokun Zhu
• Gross Built Area (square meters): 792㎡
• Clients: RSUN
• Design year & Completion Year: 2019.2-2019.8

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Land use area is limited，height difference is complex，narrow width， small volume

The building is only 23 meters away from the urban road, which makes it difficult to form a ritual spatial sequence. In addition, the height difference between the surroundings and the site itself is almost 3 meters, we need a smart strategy to solve a series of problems: height difference between the site and the urban road, the accessibility of future shops, the gradient requirements of fire lanes and rescue sites, the avoidance of underground garage entrances. Moreover, the width of the main façade which face to the west side of the city road is only 16 meters, accounting for only 12% of the total width of the project along the street. What is worse, there is a large high-rise on both sides of the north and south. The overall volume of the sales office is too small to be noted which is hard to achieve a good publicity.

Image Courtesy © JIANGHE ZENG, RIPEI QIU

Image Courtesy © JIANGHE ZENG, RIPEI QIU

A series of folding plates which symbolize the silhouette of a“Dancing Crane” combine the entrance of residence and basement, and the arcade with each other, which doubles the length of the display surface along the street and strengthens the visibility of the urban interface. We don’t want to use too many kinds of materials to destroy the pure design, so the main materials are controlled within three kinds: white and bronze aluminum panels, ultra-clear glass and imitation copper stainless steel (curtain wall vertical panels). On the other hand, the flat locking method is adopted in the overlap of aluminum panels, which not only ensure the joints are clean and neat, but also avoid the color difference of the glue caused by the glue seam method.

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The interior design continues the theme of the ” Dancing Crane “, and the whole feeling is young, delicate and relaxed. The difficulty lies in how to accommodate all functional requirements in a limited area and how to organize streamlines and make some interesting spaces at the same time. In order to ensure the spacious space of the exhibition hall on the first floor, we set back the layers, leaving a three-story high space and create a grand entrance space.

Landscape Design

The landscape design also continues the triangular elements and creates a consecutive but cannot be seen through space with the building together. The multiple layers of the project form an indistinct space, which brings new discoveries when people wandering through the space. The possibilities of space are constantly present in motion. We extract the cultural images of Xiang River, such as continents, islets, boats, sand, cranes, river, etc., and evolve its form into landscape elements in the site.

Image Courtesy © JIANGHE ZENG, RIPEI QIU

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Image Courtesy © JIANGHE ZENG, RIPEI QIU

Image Courtesy © JIANGHE ZENG, RIPEI QIU

Image Courtesy © JIANGHE ZENG, RIPEI QIU

Image Courtesy © JIANGHE ZENG, RIPEI QIU

Image Courtesy © JIANGHE ZENG, RIPEI QIU

Image Courtesy © JIANGHE ZENG, RIPEI QIU

Image Courtesy © JIANGHE ZENG, RIPEI QIU

Image Courtesy © JIANGHE ZENG, RIPEI QIU

Image Courtesy © JIANGHE ZENG, RIPEI QIU

Image Courtesy © JIANGHE ZENG, RIPEI QIU

Image Courtesy © JIANGHE ZENG, RIPEI QIU

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Tags: Changsha, China

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