Oro Interior · 2021
Skylight Diseño de interiores de un centro de ventas
by Kris Lin
- A' Design Award de Oro 2021 in Interior
- CLIENT: Yango
- Estimated Number of Design Views: 32,855
- Verification code 8D44E7F374 · Verify this award
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About Skylight Diseño de interiores de un centro de ventas
Skylight es un centro de ventas ubicado en Yiwu, China, con una superficie de 600 metros cuadrados. El espacio interior es profundo y el edificio carece de un gran muro cortina de vidrio, por lo que la luz natural en su interior era limitada. Se incorporaron lucernarios en la cubierta para introducir la luz del día en el interior. La forma de los lucernarios remite al techo artesonado (caisson), un elemento decorativo de la arquitectura tradicional china, basado en la abstracción de la forma de un pozo. Se emplearon materiales y técnicas tradicionales para ejecutar el proyecto con un coste limitado.
About the A' Design Award de Oro
Skylight Diseño de interiores de un centro de ventas ha ganado el A' Design Award de Oro, un reconocimiento inmensamente prestigioso concedido a diseños de primera categoría, maravillosos y sobresalientes. Los ganadores de Oro son creaciones sumamente innovadoras, visionarias y glamorosamente deslumbrantes que reflejan el prodigio, la sabiduría y la destreza de sus diseñadores. Se espera que Skylight Diseño de interiores de un centro de ventas sea una invención muy elogiada, pionera y monumental que aporta un valor sin precedentes. Este diseño ganador del A' Design Award de Oro es un proyecto espectacular y respetado que beneficia enormemente y hace avanzar las fronteras del arte, la ciencia, el diseño y la tecnología. Skylight Diseño de interiores de un centro de ventas crea intensos sentimientos de deseo, despierta la pasión, fomenta la creatividad y nos fascina.
Press Kit
- Unique Properties
- This is a sales center in a community in Yiwu,China.Its unique feature is the design of the skylight.Functionally, it solves the problem of insufficient lighting in indoor space. The form of the skylight refers to the decorative art of caisson in traditional Chinese architecture.
- Dimensions & Packaging
- area:600sqm
- Tags
- Skylight, Caisson ceiling, Sales Center, Chinese architecture, Fusion
- Production Technology
- In this project, we did not use expensive materials or innovative technologies, but used a lot of traditional materials and technologies, so as to better complete the project at a limited economic cost.
- Design Challenge
- The biggest problem the project designer faced is that the interior space is relatively deep. Also, there is no large glass curtain wall on the exterior of the building, which blocks the natural light and leads to poor indoor lighting. The design strategy is to employ skylights and introduces natural light in through the fifth facade of the building, thereby solving the problem of insufficient lighting in the interior space.
- Research
- We deeply study the structure of caisson in traditional Chinese architecture, select the structure form of well shape, and abstract deformation of it. Deforms it through extracting and combing it with the skylight. Let light into the room. The ever changing light and shadow arouse people’s associations with life, awe and yearning for space.
- Inspiration
- The introduction of the skylight is inspired by caisson patterns, the decorative art of the ancient Chinese architecture. Caisson ceiling, the unique decorative part of the indoor ceiling in traditional Chinese architecture, not only represents the aesthetic value of the Chinese people, but also a spiritual symbol of the communication between heaven and mankind.
- Project Duration
- The project started in January 2020 inYiwu and finished in October 2020 in Yiwu, and was exhibited in Yiwu in October 2020.
- Operation Flow
- The project is located in the core area of Choujiang Street in Yiwu City, China, which is the central old town.The project is a community sales center. In order to solve the problem of insufficient lighting, the designer combined the skylight with the ceiling decoration art in traditional Chinese architecture, caisson. So as to meet both the function and the aesthetic requirements.
- Image Credits
- Image #1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Photographer KLID 2020
Video Credits: followed by KLID
