Concavity and Convexity Innenarchitektur eines Empfangszentrums by Kevin Hsieh and Yunshuang Lin

Concavity and Convexity Innenarchitektur eines Empfangszentrums by Kevin Hsieh and Yunshuang Lin is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2022 A' Design Award in Eisen in Innenraumdesign Competition Category.

EisenInnenraum· 2022

Concavity and Convexity Innenarchitektur eines Empfangszentrums

by Kevin Hsieh and Yunshuang Lin

Client: Form Space Design

A' Design Award in Eisen Winner in Innenraum Category

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The Design

About Concavity and Convexity Innenarchitektur eines Empfangszentrums

„Concavity and Convexity“ ist ein zweigeschossiges Empfangszentrum in Taoyuan, Taiwan. Das Interieur verbindet klassische Linienführung mit modernen Materialien. Verzinkte Gitterpaneele dienen als Raumteiler sowie als Deckenverkleidung rund um die Treppenanlagen. Das Gitter lässt Licht hindurchtreten, sodass Licht und Schatten über die schlichten weißen Wände wandern. Ein Korridor mit schwarz-weißen Streifen und schwarzen Spiegeln erzeugt eine visuelle Wirkung, die an einen Tunnel erinnert. Die Decke wird von einer asymmetrischen, geschnitzten Collage gebildet anstelle einer symmetrischen Anordnung. Inspiriert wurde der Entwurf von den Gemälden Pierre Soulages'.

The Recognition

About the A' Design Award in Eisen

Concavity and Convexity Innenarchitektur eines Empfangszentrums ist Gewinner des A' Design Award in Eisen, einer prestigeträchtigen Anerkennung für gute Designs, die die beruflichen und industriellen Anforderungen erfüllen, die an gut gestaltete Schöpfungen gestellt werden. Eisen-Gewinner zeigen großes Können, hohe Spezialisierung, fachkundiges Verständnis und die kreative Kapazität ihrer Schöpfer. Von Concavity and Convexity Innenarchitektur eines Empfangszentrums wird erwartet, dass es eine hochgeschätzte, bewunderte und geliebte Schöpfung ist, die praktisch und innovativ ist. Dieses mit dem A' Design Award in Eisen prämierte Design integriert bewährte Branchenverfahren und weist kompetente technische Merkmale in Verbindung mit Know-how und Talent auf. Concavity and Convexity Innenarchitektur eines Empfangszentrums wird für seine Gründlichkeit geschätzt und ist darauf ausgelegt, Verbesserungen der Lebensqualität zu liefern, die dazu beitragen, die Welt zu einem besseren Ort zu machen.

Behind the Design

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

Unique Properties: The interior is designed with modern elements to interpret the classical style, bringing galvanized mesh panels into the space as screens and ceilings between staircases. The mesh panel has a penetrating characteristic to bring in light, so that the space can form natural ripples and dance with light and shadow. This design creates an artistic and stylish appearance through the use of contradictory elements.
Dimensions & Packaging: Construction began in February 2021 and was completed in June 2021.
The total square footage is 1170 square meters. Located in Taoyuan, Taiwan, the two-story reception center includes a meeting area, audio visual room, exhibition area, VIP ROOM, pantry and lounge.
Tags: Symmetry, neoclassical, modern, material experimental, Corinthian Order, corrugated sheet, Pierre Soulages
Production Technology: The concept of the corridor comes from Pierre Soulages paintings, using black and white stripes and black mirrors to create a visual interlacing effect, like a time tunnel. Through the mirror effect, light and different materials blending with each other, enlarging the depth of field and bringing spaciousness. The design of the ceiling is different from the common symmetrical approach, and is illustrated by asymmetrical collage carvings, allowing the classical to be presented in a modern form.
Design Challenge: This is not a newly built project, but a retrofit of the original building. Corrugated sheet and galvanized mesh panels are the symbol of inexpensive materials in Taiwan, often used in factories and countryside bungalows. In this case, the designer has taken a common, mundane material and elevated its value with the use of color palette, structure and classical elements to make it both modern and technological.
Research: In Pierre Soulages paintings, the squeegee is used to create strong color blocks and stripes on the paint. The texture becomes the visual focal point, and the presence of light is felt in the concavity and convexity of the paint. Therefore, this project is based on the development of a classical and modern space, full of texture and the flow of light and shadow.
Inspiration: Inspired by the abstract painter Pierre Soulages, the design explores the changing relationship between black, line and light through Pierre Soulages powerful and textured style of painting. The designer uses light as a design element, and through the reflection and interplay of colors and spatial textures, a sense of natural rhythm is derived from the space.
Project Duration: This project is built in Taiwan.
Operation Flow: The designer installed galvanized mesh panels and metallic water ripple glass panels in the staircase, open the sense of space through the large vertical window openings. With a large amount of light and plain white walls, the designer let the expression of the space change with the weather and time of day.
Patents: Copyrights belong to Form Space Design.
Team Members: Kevin Hsieh
Yunshuang Lin
Image Credits: Photographer: Hezi Studio