ArchShowcase Posts Tagged ‘Shenzhen’Minmetals Financial Center in Shenzhen, China by Pei Cobb Freed & Partners Architects LLPTuesday, August 25th, 2020Article source: Pei Cobb Freed & Partners Architects LLP This iconic tower, rising on the gateway site of a new planned business development in the Nanshan District of Shenzhen, China, will house the South China offices of one of the world’s leading metal and mining companies.  Image Courtesy © Pei Cobb Freed & Partners Architects LLP
BeneBaby International Academy in Shenzhen, China by VMDPE DesignMonday, August 10th, 2020Article source: VMDPE Design When children learn in a classroom, they greatly benefit from rich educational content. However, their day-to-day living spaces often remain repetitive and stereotyped. To address this issue, we avoid the use of static connotations such as “this is a big tree”, “this is a small house”, “this is a small castle”, and rather make use of basic geometric relation that create chaotic, irregular, non-straightforward visuals, prompting children to think about the environment where they live every day and understand it according to their own imagination.  Image Courtesy © Leno Huang
BIBILEE at Upper Hills in Shenzhen, China by MOC DESIGN OFFICETuesday, August 4th, 2020Article source: MOC DESIGN OFFICE The independent designer brand BIBILEE has launched a 5-month pop-up store for an offline brand experience. The project is located on the 3rd floor of Upper Hills. After BIBILEE took over the location, it was transformed into a brand pop-up store within a month. This minimalist space designed by MOC DESIGN is bringing a new life to the location.  Image Courtesy © Nie Xiaocong
Pony Running Daycare Showroom in Shenzhen, China by VMDPE DesignTuesday, June 30th, 2020Article source: VMDPE Design Transparent glass separates a shiny and bright yellow world of joy from the sober grayness of the city outside. Despite being surrounded by a forest of reinforced concrete, its warm atmosphere flows through time and space, favoring the spiritual growth of children. Pony Running, as the name of the brand implies, goes beyond the boundaries of traditional thinking, granting children invisible wings of freedom to move at will, explore and grow in an inspiring mini universe full of possibilities.  Image Courtesy © Zhang Chao
Vanke Cloud City in Shenzhen, China by Rocco Design Architects AssociatesWednesday, June 24th, 2020Article source: Rocco Design Architects Associates This commercial center located at the middle of a development zone in Shenzhen creates a new neighborhood hub that knits the surrounding areas into a unified urban district.  Image Courtesy © Henry He
Shenzhen Longhua Book City in China by Atelier Global LimitedTuesday, May 26th, 2020Article source: Atelier Global Limited Shenzhen Longhua Book City is the sixth Book City Building in Shenzhen with ~46,000m2 building area. It is set to become a new local cultural hub which is more than a place of reading, but also a place for innovative design workshops, leisure, entertainment, child education, and commercial. From design initiation, we hope that the design would be able to provoke dialogues between different mediums: between nature and people, art and culture, space and sensation, et cetera. By looking into the past, present and future of Book City culture, our design aims to rejuvenate the daily life of citizens and help them to rediscover the joy of reading by bringing them a brand new reading experience, through a smart architecture that can breathe (natural ventilation), grow (flexibility), and understand the needs of readers (interactive).  Image Courtesy © Tianpei Zeng
Conemoting Market in Shenzhen, China by Yebin DesignSunday, May 24th, 2020Article source: Yebin Design Hangzhou based interior practice Yebin Design has designed an eye-catching retail space in the fastest developing city Shenzhen, China. Set against a backdrop of old residential buildings of the 1990s, Conemoting Market is the first select shop with cafe and bar in this area.  Image Courtesy © Xiaoyun
Ruiwan Tower in Shenzhen, China by AedasSaturday, May 16th, 2020Article source: Aedas OCT Shenzhen recently announced the design of Ruiwan Tower, a new work of Aedas located in Qianhai Bay, Shenzhen. As a gateway project of Qianhai Bay, the Ruiwan Tower, accommodating a luxurious St. Regis Hotel, super-Grade-A offices and retail components, is becoming a new city icon of Shenzhen. The owner envisioned a distinguishing landmark building in a highly competitive area of Shenzhen and a signature development for OCT Group. Standing in a densely developed area and closely adjacent to numerous high-rise towers with strong characteristics, the project is imposed with multiple challenges. The design must provide dynamic public space that respond to the urban fabric while complying with functional and brand requirements of the prestigious St. Regis Hotel.  Image Courtesy © Aedas
HUAYI SPACE Showroom in Shenzhen, China by Co-Direction DesignSaturday, May 2nd, 2020Article source: Co-Direction Design Ordinary site The project is a furniture showroom, situated on the first floor of a factory building in Shenzhen, China. The building, not designed by architects, is very ordinary and has a low profile, without any special features other than functionality. In general, architects usually tend to incorporate various non-architectural elements into the buildings they designed, such as artistic and cultural elements, which can bring out either positive or negative effects. However, the ordinariness of this factory building greatly touched and inspired us as approaching the interior design. We respected and made the best of basic elements in the original architectural space, including beams, columns, window and door openings, etc., to reshape it. For instance, the row of columns was tactfully utilized to form an interesting corridor, and the orderly window openings were transformed into “light boxes” that connect the inside and outside space.  Image Courtesy © Zhang Chao
iCarbonX in Shenzhen, China by STEVEN HOLL ARCHITECTSSunday, April 26th, 2020Article source: STEVEN HOLL ARCHITECTS SHA has won the competition for the headquarters of genome machine intelligence company iCarbonX in Shenzhen. The form of the two towers is inspired by a study of genes and DNA. The first tower, ‘Body A’ is residential, while the second, ‘Body B’ is the working program, with offices, labs, and public reception spaces. iCarbonX’s mission unfolding information is reflected through the building’s design.  Image Courtesy © STEVEN HOLL ARCHITECTS
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