Snail Bay Byudstillingshal by Kris Lin is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2020 A' Design Award i Guld in Arkitektur-, Bygnings- og Konstruktionsdesign Competition Category.

GuldArkitektur· 2020

Snail Bay Byudstillingshal

by Kris Lin

Client: Junfa Group

A' Design Award i Guld Winner in Arkitektur Category

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The Design

About Snail Bay Byudstillingshal

Snail Bay er en byudstillingshal i Kunming, Kina, skabt gennem rekonstruktion og genanvendelse af gamle bygninger. Hallen dækker 6800 kvadratmeter og præsenterer den fremtidige udvikling af Snail Bay-området. De udvendige vægge blev fjernet, mens den oprindelige struktur og rumlige opbygning blev bevaret. En stor glasfacade vender mod det naturlige landskab og åbner det indvendige udsyn. Søvand ledes ind i bygningen, hvor et regelmæssigt bassin visuelt overlapper med søens overflade. En korridor forbinder indendørs og udendørs rum.

The Recognition

About the A' Design Award i Guld

Snail Bay Byudstillingshal er vinder af A' Design Award i Guld, en uhyre prestigefyldt anerkendelse, der tildeles førsteklasses, vidunderlige og fremragende designs. Guldvinderne er yderst innovative, højt visionære og glamourøst blændende skabelser, der afspejler deres designeres geni, visdom og dygtighed. Snail Bay Byudstillingshal forventes at være en højt rost, trendsættende og monumental opfindelse, der leverer hidtil uset værdi. Dette design, der har vundet A' Design Award i Guld, er et spektakulært, respekteret projekt, som i høj grad gavner og flytter grænserne for kunst, videnskab, design og teknologi. Snail Bay Byudstillingshal skaber intense følelser af begær, vækker passion, opmuntrer kreativitet og fascinerer os.

Behind the Design

Press Kit

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

Unique Properties: Reuse of old buildings
This case is the reconstruction and reuse of old buildings in Snail Bay. The Snail Bay Center is a government led urban renewal project that was upgraded on the original site of Old Snail Bay. The city exhibition hall is designed to show the future development of Snail Bay area.
Dimensions & Packaging: 6800sqm
Tags: Reuse of old buildings, urban renewal, Integration of indoor and outdoor, four dimensional integrated design, city exhibition hall,
Production Technology: Space is the essence of architecture. The designers’ strategy is to remove the external wall, dig its internal spatial memory and value, and endow it with proper temperament, while preserving its structure and spatial pattern. Under the requisite of maintaining the architecture function, a large area glass curtain wall is used on the side facing the natural landscape, which makes the indoor space vision completely open.
Design Challenge: Reuse of old buildings
This case is the reconstruction and reuse of old buildings in Snail Bay. The Snail Bay Center is a government led urban renewal project that was upgraded on the original site of Old Snail Bay. The city exhibition hall is designed to show the future development of Snail Bay area.
Research: The project is located in Kunming, it is also known as Flower City and Spring City. It is one of the most habitable cities in China.This case is the reconstruction and reuse of old buildings in Snail Bay. The Snail Bay Center is a government-led urban renewal project that was upgraded on the original site of Old Snail Bay.
Inspiration: Integration of indoor and outdoor
The project base is adjacent to Central Lake Park and has excellent natural landscape resources. Designers carried out a four dimensional integrated design from architecture, landscape, interior to soft decoration.
Project Duration: The project started in October 2018 in Kunming,China and finished in March 2019 in Kunming,China, and was exhibited in Kunming,China in March 2019.
Operation Flow: The lake water is introduced into the building, and the regular pool and the natural lake surface form the visual effect of overlapping. The corridor connects the indoor and outdoor space, and at the same time breaks the monotonous water surface space, which enriches the landscape level of the pool. The openness and naturalness of the space create a flow between indoor and outdoor.
Team Members: Kris Lin, Jiayu Yang
Image Credits: Image #1,2,3,4,5: Photographer KLID 2019