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K11 Musea Bevásárlóközpont by K11 Musea

K11 Musea Bevásárlóközpont by K11 Musea is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2020 Platinadíj A' Design Award in Belső tér és kiállítástervezés Competition Category.


PlatinaEnteriőr· 2020

K11 Musea Bevásárlóközpont

by K11 Musea

Client: New World Development Company Limited

Platinadíj A' Design Award Winner in Enteriőr Category

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The Design

About K11 Musea Bevásárlóközpont

A K11 Musea egy bevásárlóközpont belsőépítészeti tere, amely Hongkongban, a Tsim Sha Tsui-i vízparton található. A tízszintes kiskereskedelmi és művészeti komplexum összesen 1,1 millió négyzetláb alapterületet foglal el. Középpontjában egy 35 méter magas átrium áll, az Opera Theatre, ahol a mennyezetbe épített 1800 programozható spotlámpa csillagok galaxisát idézi. A mozgólépcső feletti szobor a helyi banjánfák támasztógyökereire emlékeztet. A felületeket kézműves bronzburkolat és rusztikus festés borítja. Az esővizet öntözésre gyűjtik, a tengervízzel hűtött, olajmentes légkondicionáló rendszer pedig csökkenti az energiafelhasználást.

The Recognition

About the Platinadíj A' Design Award

K11 Musea Bevásárlóközpont a Platinadíj A' Design Award győztese, amely rendkívül rangos elismerés a valóban kivételes, elegáns és csodálatos dizájnoknak. A platinagyőztesek a teremtés csodái, az intellektuális kreativitás határainak tanúbizonyságai, és felmutatják tervezőik páratlan professzionalizmusát és zsenialitását. Ezektől a dizájnoktól azt várják, hogy a legismertebb művek legyenek, amelyek meghatározzák egy kor esztétikáját, hozzájárulnak a társadalom jólétéhez, és előre viszik a művészet, a tudomány, a dizájn és a technológia határait. K11 Musea Bevásárlóközpont a kiválóság transzcendens szintjét mutatja, és kétségtelenül jobbá teszi a világot előnyös és értékes jellemzőivel. K11 Musea Bevásárlóközpont a Platinadíj A' Design Award kitüntetést elnyert mű, amely felkelti a vágyakat, inspirál, lelkesít, megörvendeztet és nagy örömet ébreszt.

Behind the Design

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

Unique Properties
K11 reinvigorate the mall together with 100 creative powers hailing from different disciplines and cultures, to make K11 MUSEA the Silicon Valley of Culture and inject art, architecture, design, sustainability and all forms of culture into the new consumer’s daily life.

At the core is a 35m high atrium dubbed Opera Theatre, which features hundreds of 1,800 programmable spotlights to resemble a galaxy, evoking curiosity and creativity, taking the form of a galaxy and mysterious body of stars.
Dimensions & Packaging
Total floor area is 1.1m sqft
Tags
K11, Art, K11 Musea, A galaxy of creativity, Victoria Dockside, 100 creative powers, Adrian Cheng
Production Technology
In order to create the sparkling galaxy in the Opera Theatre, we identify each light and adjusting their illumination one by one through a diverse range of lighting intensities.

The interior is cladded in handcrafted palettes of rich bronze and rustic paintwork by local artist.

The project gained LEED Gold and BEAM Plus Gold Standard. Rainwater harvesting provides full of irrigation water, while seawater cooled, oil free heating, ventilation and air con. system reduces energy consumption.
Design Challenge
The main challenge is to have everyone buy in on the new concept of cultural retail, and that they are building a manor house not a mall. Every artist, designer and architect has their own creative vision and way of working, so the curation was not exactly easy. Also, we had to bring all of them together to form one cohesive and seamless ecosystem that is more than K11 MUSEA, but also the wider Victoria Dockside.
Research
Conceived as a Silicon Valley of Culture, the design team was assembled by K11 founder Adrian Cheng and forms part of the 100 creative powers involved in shaping the dialogue in the district and sets to defy traditional concepts of retail design. K11 MUSEA is the result of an international cultural exchange, where cross discipline and cross border practices in art, craft, culture, architecture, interior design, technology gastronomy and sustainability worked in tandem.
Inspiration
Much more than just a place to shop, it celebrates culture, art and design. The inspiration was for it to be A Muse by the Sea. Meticulously positioned lights line the ceiling of the Opera Theatre, creating a galaxy of creativity. The Ball feature serves as a focal point for the viewer, whilst furthering the illusion of looking up into space. Meanwhile, the sprawling sculpture stretching over the escalator is reminiscent of the famous buttress roots from Hong Kong banyan trees.
Project Duration
K11 has spent ten years from 2009 to 2019 considering almost every detail of his bold new ten-storey retail-and-art complex, designed to appeal to brand-savvy millennial. K11 Musea is the last segment of the ambitious US2.6b Victoria Dockside cultural district on a 28 hectare site on the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront.
Operation Flow
K11 founder Adrian Cheng reinvigorate the district together with 100 creative powers hailing from different disciplines and cultures, to make K11 Musea the Silicon Valley of Culture and inject art, architecture, design, sustainability and all forms of cultures into the new consumer daily life. People come here to be inspired and to learn.
Team Members
MasterMind: Adrian Cheng (Founder of K11 Group and Executive Vice-Chairman of New World Development)

Design Firm: K11 collaborate with AB concept, KPF, Laab & Speirs and Major
Image Credits
Edmon Leong

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