Article source: Beijing ShuangFuLi Construction Engineering Co., Ltd.
Thailand Banpu Group as a leading energy company in Asia, in order to satisfy its demands for rapid development and growth in China, they selected the new office location at 5th floor, Building B21 in Beijing Universal Business Park and assigned Beijing ShuangFuLi Construction Engineering Co., Ltd. to be in charge of the turnkey project which includes design and build services. Upon completion, the project was highly recognized and acclaimed by Thailand Banpu Group, testimonial was given to ShuangFuLi as a full affirmation.
Since the beginning of the design concept, the 3 keywords “Relaxing, Novel and Simplicity” were selected by the design team as a principle to design the new office, which is to highlight the feeling of relaxation and lively.
A good space resembles a slowly opened book, with its colorful plot, intriguing story, and layers of changes. It generates an unknown environment which not connected to individual consciousness, cultural standard, and personal experience. It is delicate and subtle, yet users would be able to echo its sentiment.
Upon stepping into the space, the arch is built into a circle. Three quarters were outside, while the last quarter remains indoor. They not only echo respond to each other, but also embrace new visitors.
LUO studio designed a micro office for a graphics printing company in Beijing, which merely occupies 9.639 square meters.
Background
Based in Beijing, where “space” is relatively expensive, the chief designer Luo Yujie has been studying how to integrate multiple functions to maximize the utilization of space. For instance, he once designed a piece of large furniture that combined the functions of storage, sofa and computer desk in his small residence, and customized a variable and versatile work desk for architects.
Similar design concept was applied to this project too, which was accidental yet very necessary. Since digitalization has led to the sharp decrease in paper printing volume, the client, a service provider engaged in graphics printing industry, intended to separate a small office in its existing workspace, so as to establish a design department and transform its single printing service into a “printing + design” mode. The newly-designed office was expected to be fine and tiny, distinguished from the existing workspace, adaptive to future changes, and able to return to the original spatial state.
Location: 2F, Building 1, Huajiadi Community, Chaoyang District, Beijing, China / No. 2, Row 5, East Zone, 318 International Art Village, Hegezhuang, Chaoyang District, Beijing, China
Photography: Jin Weiqi, Zhang Shengbin
Client: Beijing QianBaiHua Digital Printing Co., Ltd.
AD GIN STUDIO is a high-end photography studio designed by GB SPACE. This project is located at block K2 JinXingQiYuan in Beijing. The total area of the project is 360 square meters. The space consists of two parts: VIP area and studio area. The VIP area is about 160 square meters, including bar area, conference area and two VIP reception rooms. The studio area is 280 square meters.
The inspiration comes from the photography composition technique of framing within a frame.
Designers seek to create multi-level visual effects in a limited space, recording people and stories in the scattered stacking spaces.
This project is an apartment built for Guangda investement group with the theme of ” Ideal Living Unit of Future”. Beyond space and dimensional restrictions are a brand-new exploration of the future living space by SODA Architects.
Generally, the boundary of space is defined by its physical location. Using digital materials to break the physical boundary and using the digital images as the connection with different dimensions to achieve the elegant fusion of Screen Wall and Wall Transparent is the starting point of our design.
Steven Holl Architects has been commissioned to design a new 28,000 m² hybrid building of offices and retail for CIFI Group in Beijing. The mixed-use complex will be Steven Holl Architects’ second building in Beijing.
The design for the hybrid building is based on five central points:
• Light
• Structure
• Urban Porosity and Gardens
• Open Office
• Ecology and Gardens
Located in the Sanlitun area, the Blufish Yingke is a coffee shop in the daytime and a bar in the evening. SODA Architects combines physical spatial morphologies with virtual dynamic images, allowing the atmosphere of the space to be changed over time.
During the daytime, the pure and elegant white setting provides a quiet place for the busy people to take a rest here. As the night falls, the swaying corals and the swimming fish become the protagonists.
Article source: Beijing Wuxiang Space Architecture Design Studio
Beijing Sunhe central villa area’s The Orient Original locates in Sunhe Village by the Wenyu River. Looking back at history, Yao and Shun, the two leaders of ancient China, had settled in Youzhou. The Wenyu River is a confluence of countless springs, which is called “water of hundreds springs”, also known as “Yu-shui”, meaning “river of the imperial capital”. The Wenyu River Basin belongs to Youzhou and is the district of the “Emperor”, and it is considered as the mother river of Sunhe Village.
The Orient Original, as a noble villa area with a blend of international culture, is a place where you can find the past and the present’s context. In the landscape embracing courtyard Zhuo-qing-yuan’s Showroom, designers of Wuxiang Space Architecture Design Studio linked the Chinese style’s inner elegant with the traditional scholar’s spiritual calmness, elaborately created an oriental spatial conception, highlighted the life of the celebrities, and granted the modern elite a richer life experience.
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Article source: Beijing Wuxiang Space Architecture Design Studio
As a leading supplier of product lines and solutions in four major areas: power transmission and distribution equipment, power monitoring, power intelligence and energy conservation, Shenglong Electric headquarter is located in Beijing Greenland Center at Wangjing International Business District. To be the head of Shenglong Electric’s five major headquarters, it has undoubtedly become the key organization and strategic platform for the company.
This project is a high-end custom office headquarter, which integrates corporate brand, product display, business office and daily reception, the designers strived to create a Chinese style high-end business space with rich cultural ecology, energy saving and environmental friendly features, as well as modesty and elegance. The design effectively focused on the aspects of “layout interpretation, custom-made, integrated implementation”, and based on establishing a future-oriented workplace strategy, which emphasizes the end users’ experience, to create a smooth spatial movement, quiet acoustic atmosphere, elegant visual experience, efficient air flow and temperature control, that made the project an outstanding model of high-end custom office space.
Project: Beijing Shenglong Electric’s High-end Custom Office Space
Location: Beijing, China
Photography: Beijing Fujue Photo
Client: Shenglong Electric
Chief Architect: WANG Yong
Design Team: ZHU Chen-xu, ZHANG Gui-ying, TAN Wei
Design Service: Integrated services including interior design and construction, furnishings design, customized artwork, visual guide design and production
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‘Blue Mist’ is the design of a beauty salon in Beijing, that draws visual and formal influences from water and the seaside, resulting in a cool and calming space. The interior is characterised by gently curved walls that are finished with a white-blue gradation that recalls ocean mist and waves. Subtly connecting the space as a whole in a fluid way, they divide the salon into different zones, while also keeping it open to allow for a variety of services and activities to happen in a small area. The dynamic curved walls are also organised to create functional flow throughout, making it possible to gain access to each of the zones from more than one direction. Organically shaped furniture and spatial configurations have been realised and organised in a way that will enable the salon to host lectures and shows, providing experiences that have not previously been considered in this kind of space.
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