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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. Dowell Dima Sales Centre in Hubei, China by L&P ArchitectsJuly 11th, 2022 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: L&P Architects Envisioned to be the mini ‘Smart City’, Dowell Dongxi Lake Sales Office is located in a new city of Wujiashan, Wuhan, China. The sales centre carries on an image and a delegation of the overall architecture development concept. Adopting Dowell’s fundamental value, the ‘Smart City’ concept becomes the main approach to shape up the entire interior design of the sales office. The main intent of the space is to create a smart and an efficient space, a casual destination, an inspirational gallery and blurring the boundary between visitors and staff’s interaction spaces. The main atrium plays an important role as a beginning of the experience journey that gives first impression of the space to visitors. It is a triple void space that allows visual link three dimensionally to key nodes for easy spot way finding.  Image Courtesy © L&P Architects
 Image Courtesy © L&P Architects In the atrium space, the designer converted the existing pillar right in the middle of the space from a threat to a signature. The ‘Smart’ pillar connects the 3-storey space visually and surround itself with key spaces such as an information centre, a temporary exhibition space, and an interactive break-out space. The pillar indeed becomes a welcoming symbol that emerges from a time-travel platform looking information desk to the atrium ceiling. The ceiling design concept is generated from brain neural connections which is seen as the intelligence connectivity network. Hence, the whole gesture from pillar to ceiling characterizes the innovative intelligence platform. The soft and fluid expression means continuity and connectivity. The curve silhouette not only reflect an image of the tech and innovation, it also ensures the continuous outline developed from ground level to the top.  Image Courtesy © L&P Architects  Image Courtesy © L&P Architects Another feature in the atrium space is the grand journey stair. The stair is positioned right next to the main entrance, very visible and integrated with mini public amphitheatre seating area. The journey stair is designed to be landing at the key spaces together with smart pillar. The vegetation fusion adds a sustainable aspect to the vertical journey. The other supporting spaces such as staff workspace, meeting rooms, lounge and conference hall adopted the high-tech language with rather human touch warm material like timber on the wall and greenish colour tone on the carpet. The designer used caramel colour for the furniture to get along with timber wall and partition. In general, the space is mainly decorated with white dominating the space and black with emissive recessed light to be the silhouette in space. The sales centre is designed to allow visitors to learn about the property and company’s latest product, through spaces that are actually convertible like the exhibition spaces that are equally an interactive co-working space and break-out space. With the integration of the latest tactile and virtual-reality tech, the sales office has become the initial blueprint of the smart and sophisticated experience of the future development.  Image Courtesy © L&P Architects  Image Courtesy © L&P Architects  Image Courtesy © L&P Architects  Image Courtesy © L&P Architects  Image Courtesy © L&P Architects  Image Courtesy © L&P Architects  Image Courtesy © L&P Architects  Image Courtesy © L&P Architects  Image Courtesy © L&P Architects
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