Disainilahendus Blue Coast Müügikontori interjöör, mille autor on Guangzhou Dapu Art Design, on kõrgelt hinnatud 2026 auhinna Kuldauhind A' Design Award võitja konkursi kategoorias Siseruumide ja näitusedisain.
KuldInterjöör· 2026
Blue Coast Müügikontori interjöör
disainer: Guangzhou Dapu Art Design
Klient: Guangzhou Dapu Art Design
Auhind Kuldauhind A' Design Award kategoorias Interjöör
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Teosest Blue Coast Müügikontori interjöör
Blue Coast on müügikontori interjöör Hiinas, mis hõlmab 2664 ruutmeetrit. Disain ühendab müügi-, klubi- ja tulevased elamufunktsioonid ühte liitruumi. Teema Pärl merel ammutab inspiratsiooni Nansha kultuurist ning motiividest nagu tuletornid, kalavõrgud ja looded. Kivi, metall, klaas, satiin ja nahk on kombineeritud integreeritud valgustusega, et suurendada läbipaistvust ja valguse murdumist. Kihiline liikumisteede lahendus eraldab esmakülastused, läbirääkimised, treeningu ja privaatsed banketid. Modulaarne planeering võimaldab pärast müügifaasi ruumid klubiruumideks ümber kujundada.
Tunnustus
Auhinnast Kuldauhind A' Design Award
Blue Coast Müügikontori interjöör on Kuldauhinna A' Design Award võitja, ülimalt prestiižikas tunnustus, mis antakse esmaklassilistele, imelistele ja silmapaistvatele disainidele. Kuldvõitjad on ülimalt uuenduslikud, visioonilised ja glamuurselt pimestavad looming, mis peegeldab oma disainerite geniaalsust, tarkust ja oskusi. Blue Coast Müügikontori interjöör peaks olema kõrgelt kiidetud, suundi seadev ja monumentaalne leiutis, mis pakub enneolematut väärtust. See Kuldauhinna A' Design Award võidudisain on suurejooneline, lugupeetud projekt, mis toob suurt kasu ning nihutab kunsti, teaduse, disaini ja tehnoloogia piire. Blue Coast Müügikontori interjöör tekitab intensiivset soovi, äratab kirge, julgustab loovust ja lummab meid.
Disaini taustal
Pressimaterjalid
Disaineri esitatud autorid, meeskonnaliikmed ja tehnilised andmed.
- Unikaalsed omadused
- This project redefines the sales office typology by integrating sales, club, and future residential functions into a seamless composite space. Anchored in the theme "Pearl on the Sea," it merges regional culture, multidimensional light design, modular circulation planning, and sustainable functional transformation. Customized art installations, material light synergy, and vertical spatial structures create a distinctive, immersive, and future oriented lifestyle experience.
- Mõõtmed ja pakend
- The total area of the project is 2664 square meters. The spatial system includes modular circulation for sales and club functions, high ceilinged glass curtain walls for natural lighting, and independently functionalized zones for fitness, banquet, and social activities. Technical planning includes reserved Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing interfaces, acoustically optimized private areas, and structural adaptability for post sales transformation.
- Sildid
- Pearl on the Sea, Maritime Silk Road, Composite Sales Space, Nansha Culture, Light and Shadow Design, Functional Transformation, Sustainable Design, Art Installation, Megastructure Pendant, Immersive Experience
- Tootmistehnoloogia
- The project employs a methodology of "element extraction add scenario based expression," transforming cultural motifs into architectural language. Materials such as stone, metal, glass, satin, and leather are combined to enhance transparency and light refraction. Integrated lighting systems, megastructure pendant fabrication, and modular space planning ensure seamless future functional conversion.
- Disainiülesanne
- The main challenge was balancing transparency with privacy while integrating sales and club functions. Direct use of cultural symbols risked rigidity, while excessive abstraction weakened identity. Technical constraints included Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing reservation, circulation separation, and material light coordination. The solution combined element extraction, layered zoning, adaptive space design, and controlled lighting to reconcile function, culture, and spatial aesthetics.
- Uurimistöö
- This design is based on contextual research into Nansha's cultural history, urban positioning, and user behavior. Methods included site analysis, cultural studies, spatial simulation, and functional prototyping. Data from user interviews and circulation tests informed the planning. Results show enhanced operational efficiency, cultural resonance, and sustainable adaptability, influencing long term community value and regional urban development.
- Inspiratsioon
- The design draws inspiration from Nansha's dual identity as a historic gateway of the Maritime Silk Road and the geometric center of the Greater Bay Area. Cultural symbols such as lighthouses, fishing nets, tides, and flowing light informed the spatial language. Research into regional history, local ecology, and modern urban life led to the conceptual theme "Pearl on the Sea," bridging tradition and contemporary innovation.
- Projekti kestus
- The project started in January 2025 and finished in September 2025 in China.
- Tööprotsess
- The space operates through layered circulation: visitors follow independent routes for first visits, negotiations, fitness, or private banquets without interference. Light, materials, and spatial transitions guide users intuitively, creating a fluid experience. After the sales phase, spaces transform seamlessly into club functions by adjusting soft furnishings, providing long term lifestyle services.
- Meeskonnaliikmed
- Chief Designer: Elmer
Chief Designer: Penny
Chief Designer: Lai Dingyang
Chief Designer: Lin Yu - Piltide autorid
- Image #1: Photographer Alen, Blue Coast, 2025.
Image #2: Photographer Alen, Blue Coast, 2025.
Image #3: Photographer Alen, Blue Coast, 2025.
Image #4: Photographer Alen, Blue Coast, 2025.
Image #5: Photographer Alen, Blue Coast, 2025.
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