West Suburban Elegance Nümayiş Mərkəzi by Shanghai PTArchitects is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2022 A' Design Award Qızıl Mükafatı in Memarlıq, Bina və Struktur Dizaynı Competition Category.
QızılMemarlıq· 2022
West Suburban Elegance Nümayiş Mərkəzi
Client: Shanghai PTArchitects
A' Design Award Qızıl Mükafatı Winner in Memarlıq Category
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The Design
About West Suburban Elegance Nümayiş Mərkəzi
West Suburban Elegance Çinin Şanxay şəhərinin Sijing qəsəbəsində yerləşən nümayiş mərkəzidir. Sijing min ildən artıq tarixə malikdir və layihə zəngin məkan ardıcıllığı yaratmaq üçün yerli məskunlaşma formasını izləyir. Kiçik, səpələnmiş həcmlər ətrafdakı yaşayış toxumasına səs verir, düz və maili damlar isə tavan hündürlüyünü dəyişmək üçün birləşdirilir. Dəhlizlər, həyətlər, su, daş və yaşıllıq ənənəvi bağ üsulları və müasir memarlıq dili ilə düzülüb. Bina 3300 kvadratmetrlik sahədə 600 kvadratmetr tikinti sahəsini əhatə edir.
The Recognition
About the A' Design Award Qızıl Mükafatı
West Suburban Elegance Nümayiş Mərkəzi A' Design Award Qızıl Mükafatının qalibidir; bu, birinci dərəcəli, möhtəşəm və görkəmli dizaynlara verilən son dərəcə nüfuzlu tanınmadır. Qızıl qaliblər dizaynerlərinin dahiliyini, müdrikliyini və məharətini əks etdirən son dərəcə yenilikçi, baxışlı və parıltısı göz qamaşdıran yaradıcılıq nümunələridir. Gözlənilir ki, West Suburban Elegance Nümayiş Mərkəzi misilsiz dəyər təqdim edən, çox tərif olunan, tendensiya yaradan və monumental ixtira olacaq. A' Design Award Qızıl Mükafatını qazanmış bu dizayn sənətin, elmin, dizaynın və texnologiyanın sərhədlərini genişləndirən və böyük fayda verən möhtəşəm, hörmət edilən layihədir. West Suburban Elegance Nümayiş Mərkəzi güclü istək hissləri yaradır, ehtiras oyadır, yaradıcılığı həvəsləndirir və bizi heyran edir.
Behind the Design
Press Kit
Credits, team members and technical details provided by the designer.
- Unique Properties
- The project is positioned at the root of Shanghai, Sijing Town, Sijing with a history of more than a thousand years. With a view to continue the local language and respect traditional Sijing culture, the design wholly adopts the settlement form to present rich space, leaving the surrounding environment and the building as a borrowed landscape from each other, meanwhile, with modern approaches to restore the traditional space, it gives visitors a modern garden space experience.
- Tags
- display center, modern garden space experience
- Production Technology
- The application of spatial streamline is based on the unique gardening techniques of Suzhou gardens, creating a rich space for enjoyment, play and living in a limited space. Moreover, the corridor, garden, courtyard, building, spring, stone, flowers, wood together has been combined by means of comparison, setoff, opposite scenery, borrowed landscape, scale changes, level coordination, small in the big, less prior to more, and other techniques and a harmonious living environment of man and nature has been created in the city.
- Design Challenge
- The project covers a land area of 3,300㎡ and a floor area of 600㎡. How to use the limited building volume to present a rich spatial feeling and visiting experience on the site is the breakthrough point of this design.
Designers hope to create as much great effective space as possible. Entering the display center through the Mountain Gate, the landscape shadow wall comes into view, then after a grille walkway, we can arrive at the reception area. The reception area and the sandbox area are connected by the water courtyard, which embodies four steps, opening, developing, changing and concluding, and plays an emphasis on the continuity and integrity of spatial design in the real and imaginary, light and dark, opening and closing, turning, gyrating, restraining and displaying, while the enclosed landscape movement line creates different scenery as the footsteps move. With the design of ancient trees and wells, flowing water and other different details, it evokes the memory of hometown and tells the story of oriental culture to people. - Research
- In order to create a real-life scene for "what you see is what you obtain", the design takes the different needs of pre-display and post-use into full consideration, and finally has met the requirements of both functions, avoiding the waste of resources brought by the secondary transformation.
As for the choice of materials, sustainable vitrified materials instead of natural stone are also applied to the design. - Inspiration
- Combined with site characteristics, the overall planning has created juxtaposition clustered space from large to small, thus making the scattered small volumes echo the surrounding residential texture. The ingenious combination of flat and sloped roofs not only creates rich space volume, but also reserves ample floor area and ceiling height.
- Project Duration
- The project started in Dec. 2018 and finished in Dec. 2020 in Shanghai, China.
- Operation Flow
- The design strategy include the following two parts. The first is to keep the original building base texture and massing. The second is that the building style is not a complete imitation of Classical Gardens of Suzhou style but a modern style which expresses the heritage elements with innovative architectural language. Simple sheet walls are adopted at the new entrance facade. Between the walls, concave slope top are used to prompt the renewal of the original roof, while maintaining the original roof trend of the main building.
- Team Members
- Ren Xiangyi, Hu Qiao, Guo Juntang, Fu Yuelin
- Image Credits
- Photo Credits:10 Studio, Qiao Yunfeng, Yuan Yang
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