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Xi'an Qinhan New City Villa Residence by Bo Jing Design
Xi'an Qinhan New City Villa Residence by Bo Jing Design
Xi'an Qinhan New City Villa Residence by Bo Jing Design
Xi'an Qinhan New City Villa Residence by Bo Jing Design
Xi'an Qinhan New City Villa Residence by Bo Jing Design

Bo Jing Design

Bronze Interior Space and Exhibition Design · 2020

Xi'an Qinhan New City Villa Residence

by Bo Jing Design

  • A' Design Award 2020 Bronze Winner in Interior Space and Exhibition Design
  • Awarded April 15, 2020
  • CLIENT: Bo Jing Design
  • Estimated Number of Design Views: 9,434
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About Xi'an Qinhan New City Villa Residence

Xi'an Qinhan New City Villa is a residential interior design for a four-story house. The design concept is the prosperity of the Tang dynasty. The original structure was adjusted to add a mezzanine to the basement. The resulting two-story basement holds leisure and entertainment areas for the family. On the first floor, the dining and living rooms are enclosed by a U-shaped courtyard, forming two separate spaces. The second floor is used for rest, with a master bedroom given a sense of ritual. Traditional elements are abstracted into patterns on screens, handles and metal ornaments.

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Unique Properties
The original building is a four-story villa. After several times of discussion, the designers optimized the original structure that the basement has a mezzanine. Therefore, the two-story basement is used for family's leisure and entertainment space.
On 1F, the dining and living room is enclosed by U-shaped courtyard, presenting a spatial layout of two separate spaces. The second floor is mainly used as rest area. The design emphasizes the layout of master bedroom, which has a sense of ritual.
Dimensions & Packaging
Category: Residence
Tags
Villa, Xi'an, Tang Dynasty Culture, Bo Jing Design, Residence
Production Technology
The spacious horizontal space has a reception room and an open study area. Stone floor and beige wood veneer wall set the tone of the overall space. Magnificent architectural complex is processed aesthetically into an abstract painting on the wall that shows the royal lordliness of the ancient imperial capital. Moreover, other traditional elements are abstracted into patterns on screen, handles and metal ornaments.
Design Challenge
There are two challenges during the construction process. Firstly, since the living and dining room connects the courtyard, a reasonable layout is needed to ensure that different views of the courtyard can be seen at different angles in the interior. Secondly, as the basement has a 7-meter-high space to be designed and the stair space is steep and shallow, the design team created a mezzanine as the transition space between 1F and the basement.
Project Duration
Project duration: from March 2019 to October 2019
Operation Flow
The design concept is the prosperity of Tang Dynasty. After several times of discussion, the designers optimized the original structure that the basement has a mezzanine. A central void is maintained between the mezzanine. And in the rest area, a screen functions as partition, showing a classic and quiet charm. On 1F, the dining and living room is enclosed by U-shaped courtyard, presenting a spatial layout of two separate spaces. The second floor is mainly used as rest area.
Research
Client: Zhongliang Real Estate Group
Completion time: 2019
Design firm: Shenzhen Bo Jing Design
Design range: Interior finish, Soft decoration and Construction
Cheif designers: Andy , Kevin, Leo, Coco, Allison
Design team: MK, KITTY, SIMON, JUNO, JASON
Team on client's side:Li Chao, Hui Feng
Inspiration
As the starting point of the Silk Road, Xi'an boasts abundant historical and cultural resources and the most particular spirit.
As Xi'an has a profound historical and cultural background, the designers considered how to get it involved in the project well. After further understanding the history, the design concept became clear - the prosperity of Tang Dynasty. Maybe it could better express Xi'an's prosperous past.
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