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Longcheer Hotel Гатэль by Zhubo Design

Longcheer Hotel Гатэль by Zhubo Design is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2022 Срэбная прэмія A' Design Award in Дызайн архітэктуры, будынкаў і канструкцый Competition Category.


СрэбраАрхітэктура· 2022

Longcheer Hotel Гатэль

by Zhubo Design

Client: Zhubo Design CO., LTD.

Срэбная прэмія A' Design Award Winner in Архітэктура Category

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The Design

About Longcheer Hotel Гатэль

Гатэль Longcheer — гэта будынак прыморскага гатэля ў Шэньчжэні, Кітай. Праект следуе доўгаму і вузкаму прыбярэжнаму ўчастку з берагавой лініяй у 470 метраў, а тэрасы спалучаюцца з навакольнымі гарамі і морам. Асноўны аб'ём размешчаны ніжэй за ўзровень гарадской дарогі, таму толькі чатыры невялікія павільёны падымаюцца да ўзроўню вуліцы, размешчаныя на адлегласці 40 метраў адзін ад аднаго, захоўваючы адкрыты від на мора для прахожых. На фасадзе кожныя два балконы нумароў утвараюць прамавугольную ячэйку. Срэбна-белыя алюмініевыя панэлі і двухслойнае матавае шкло з убудаваным асвятленнем завяршаюць гэтыя элементы.

The Recognition

About the Срэбная прэмія A' Design Award

Longcheer Hotel Гатэль — пераможца Срэбнай прэміі A' Design Award, надзвычай прэстыжнага прызнання, якое прысуджаецца дызайнам вышэйшага класа, цудоўным і ўражальным. Срэбныя пераможцы — гэта надзвычай бліскучыя і вельмі творчыя працы, якія ілюструюць выдатную кампетэнтнасць, талент і праніклівасць сваіх дызайнераў. Чакаецца, што Longcheer Hotel Гатэль — гэта цудоўная, паказальная праца, надзвычай прафесійная і глыбока інавацыйная. Гэты дызайн, што атрымаў Срэбную прэмію A' Design Award, — вельмі значнае, вартае захаплення вынаходніцтва, якое прыносіць карысць і пашырае межы мастацтва, навукі, дызайну і тэхналогій. Longcheer Hotel Гатэль — гэта твор, якому шмат хто зайздросціць, што абуджае жаданні, дорыць пазітыўныя пачуцці і запальвае здзіўленне і захапленне.

Behind the Design

Press Kit

Credits, team members and technical details provided by the designer.

Unique Properties
There is a folding and undulating "streamer" between the public space and the private space, which clearly distinguishes the two, and also strengthens the contrast between the unit facade and the large glass curtain wall. The genes of the streamers actually originate from the bending of the building shape on the plane along with the boundary of the site. Architect flipped this bending from the fifth facade to the front facade to activate the horizontally long building appearance.
Dimensions & Packaging
Total land area: 450,000 Square meter;
Total construction area: 58,240 Square meter;
Volume rate: 0.8;
Building height: 21.7m;
Number of floors: 6 floors above ground
Tags
Yacht Club, Resort Hotel, Vanke, Zhubo Design, Seaside Architecture
Production Technology
Every 2 hotel room balconies on the façade form a rectangular cell, which advances and retreats through the unevenness of the frame, so that the adjacent cells have subtle differences in the sunlight projection and the reflected image of the balcony glass. The side wall of the unit frame is made of silver-white metal aluminum plate; the two households in the unit are separated by double-layer frosted glass, and the lights are built-in to obtain a soft and vivid lighting effect at night.
Design Challenge
There are two difficulties in the design, the slope finding of the filter layer and the drainage of the gardening surface; the structural slab is flush with the floor in the design, and the 0.5% filter slope is used. The number of gutters seen on the finish side is relatively small, and the integrity of gardening and the smoothness of drainage meet the requirements at the same time.
Research
Looking back at the building from the pier, it has a humble posture, and the overall color of the facade is elegant but without losing the local agility; from the mountain behind, the green roof of the building and the blue pavilion seem to be hidden in the environment of the mountains and the sea, reflecting respect for nature and people.
Inspiration
The building has a 470-meter-long coastline. Design combines the characteristics of the terrain and the site, and integrates the terraces and the surrounding mountains and sea into it, making the whole building feel natural and harmonious. Due to the long and narrow land, long "walls" will be formed when the buildings are arranged horizontally. Architect hope that the "wall" will not block the city's sea view, but will allow Longcheer Hotel to share this beautiful seascape with the city.
Project Duration
The project started in 2015 in Shenzhen and finished in 2019.
Operation Flow
The plan conforms to the height difference between the north and the south of the site, and the main body of the building is resolved below the urban road elevation. There are only 4 small “pavilions” on the level of the road surface,the distance between them is 40 meters. People passing by the city can still easily see the sea. The roof of the pavilion is composed of folded plates that are cantilevered to the surroundings, which brings an undulating skyline to the horizontal and long building, and also provides a sun-shading resting space for visitors.
Team Members
Leading architects: Feng Guochuan, Huai Yali;
Design team: Wang Zhen, Gong Xiaowen, Long Shide, He Xiaoni, Wang Jieqiong, Li Tong, Huang Hai, He Weiqi
Image Credits
[ Image#1:Photographer Bai Yu,Longcheer Hotel,2019]、 [ Image#2:Photographer Bai Yu,Longcheer Hotel,2019]、 [ Image#3:Photographer Bai Yu,Longcheer Hotel,2019]、 [ Image#4:Photographer Bai Yu,Longcheer Hotel,2019]、 [ Image#5:Photographer Bai Yu,Longcheer Hotel,2019]

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