Taizhou Mansion Achitekti Komèsyal by Feng Cheng

Taizhou Mansion Achitekti Komèsyal by Feng Cheng is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2020 A' Design Award Lò in Achitekti Competition Category.

LòAchitekti· 2020

Taizhou Mansion Achitekti Komèsyal

by Feng Cheng

Client: Vanke

A' Design Award Lò Winner in Achitekti Category

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The Design

About Taizhou Mansion Achitekti Komèsyal

Taizhou Mansion se yon bilding komèsyal ki sitiye nan yon zòn ansyen vil Taizhou, an Chin. Konsepsyon an fè referans ak jaden tradisyonèl chinwa a. Mi an zigzag ak chemen ki fè koub separe sit la ak anviwònman ki fè bri yo epi ankadre kèk vi yo chwazi. Yo mete yon lakou prensipal nan mitan an, epi espas fonksyonèl yo ranje toutotou lakou a pou fòme yon wout sikilè. Ti lakou pi piti yo konekte pa chemen ki fè koub yo. Yo itilize gre blan, fèy aliminyòm metalik, vit ak griy metal. Yo aplike konsepsyon modil estandadize nan tout pwojè a.

The Recognition

About the A' Design Award Lò

Taizhou Mansion Achitekti Komèsyal se yon ganyan A' Design Award Lò, yon rekonesans imans prestijye yo bay design premye klas, mèvèye e eksepsyonèl. Ganyan Lò yo se kreyasyon ki trè inovatè, vizyonè e ki briye ak bèl bagay, ki reflete jeni, sajès ak mèt konpetans designer yo. Yo atann Taizhou Mansion Achitekti Komèsyal pou se yon envansyon ki fè anpil lwanj, ki bay tandans e monimantal ki delivre yon valè san parèy. Design sa a ki ganyen A' Design Award Lò se yon pwojè espektakilè, respekte ki pote anpil benefis e ki pouse limit atizay, syans, design ak teknoloji. Taizhou Mansion Achitekti Komèsyal kreye santiman dezi ki entans, li reveye pasyon, li ankouraje kreyativite e li fasine nou.

Behind the Design

Press Kit

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

Unique Properties: This project is the first project of Vanke to implement standardization and modularization. This project separates the site from the noisy outdoor areas through the control of people's views and the zigzag design of people's circulation. Create an exquisite arcadia.
Dimensions & Packaging: Land area: 2616sq
Building area: 437sq
Tags: Chinese garden,standardized design,courtyard,standardized module,White sandstone,
Production Technology: White sandstone,Metallic aluminium sheet,glass,metal grids
Design Challenge: This demonstration area is located in an old town, in a messy environment. And this is VANKE’s first project to implement the standardized module design. The design of the building focuses on making a positive contribution to the surroundings.
Research: The project was designed by UCGD, commissioned by VANKE. And this is VANKE’s first project to implement the standardized module design. The design of the building focuses on making a positive contribution to the surroundings.Because of the narrow site, the project was to create natural surroundings of the building and keep connection in-between. Due to referencing Chinese garden, the walls give the project its own character, which not only lowed the impact of messy environment, but also create many winding paths and framed beautiful spaces.
Inspiration: Because of the narrow site, the project was to create natural surroundings of the building and keep connection in-between. Due to referencing Chinese garden, the walls give the project its own character, which not only lowed the impact of messy environment, but also create many winding paths and framed beautiful spaces. For building to have a strong connection to the rich surrounding natural we made. In this way, the project has a quiet atmosphere that is rare in the center of the city.
Project Duration: The project started in September 2018 in Taizhou and finished in March 2019 in Taizhou,China.
Operation Flow: For the maximized benefits of the landscape, the architect puts the main courtyard in the center and surround all the functional spaces around the main courtyard to create circular flow. Because of small courtyards and functional spaces are connected by winding paths and zig-zag walls.
Team Members: Yuanfeng Xu
Shuo Xu
Qinggang Zhu