Centennial Shameen Innanhússhönnun menningarrýmis by Way Architects is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2022 A' Design Award í járni in Innanhúss- og sýningarhönnun Competition Category.
JárnInnanhúss· 2022
Centennial Shameen Innanhússhönnun menningarrýmis
Client: WAY Architects
A' Design Award í járni Winner in Innanhúss Category
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The Design
About Centennial Shameen Innanhússhönnun menningarrýmis
Aldarafmæli Shameen er menningarrými sem skapað var inni í sögulegri byggingu á Shamian-eyju í Guangzhou, Kína. Byggingin var fullgerð árið 1862 og ytra byrði hennar heldur upprunalegu samhverfu formi sínu, nákvæmum hlutföllum hurða og glugga, og ríkulegum mótunarlínum. Inni í hinu 260 fermetra rými, sem hefur 4,55 metra lofthæð, bætir millilag úr stáli við milliloftshæð með sjálfstæðri grindarbyggingu. Rýmið hýsir listsýningar og teahús fyrir samfélagið. Nýtt efnisval og ný lýsing mynda skýra andstæðu við hið gamla súlukerfi.
The Recognition
About the A' Design Award í járni
Centennial Shameen Innanhússhönnun menningarrýmis vann A' Design Award í járni, virta viðurkenningu sem veitt er góðum hönnunarverkum sem uppfylla þær faglegu og iðnaðarlegu kröfur sem gerðar eru til vel hannaðra sköpunarverka. Sigurvegarar í járni sýna mikla færni, mikla sérhæfingu, sérfræðiskilning og skapandi getu höfunda sinna. Þess er vænst að Centennial Shameen Innanhússhönnun menningarrýmis sé mjög metið, dáð og elskað sköpunarverk sem er hagnýtt og nýstárlegt. Þetta hönnunarverk sem vann A' Design Award í járni sameinar bestu starfsvenjur greinarinnar og hefur hæfa tæknilega eiginleika tengda þekkingu og hæfileikum. Centennial Shameen Innanhússhönnun menningarrýmis er virt fyrir nákvæmni sína og er hannað til að veita lífsgæðabætur sem hjálpa til við að gera heiminn að betri stað.
Behind the Design
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Credits, team members and technical details provided by the designer.
- Unique Properties
- Located at No.41 Shamian Street on the central axis of Shamian Island, the project was built in 1862 with a history of 159 years. Adhering to the concept of protecting and reusing the historical buildings, this project transforms it into a multifunctional composite cultural space that can accommodate different scenes, for example, cultural art exhibition, and tea house for the community.
- Dimensions & Packaging
- Taking advantage of the 4.55 meter's high ceiling height in the 260 square-meters room, a steel interlayer is inserted to add different layers. It added a mezzanine space with an independent frame structure locally to make full use of the existing space to create more possibilities.
- Tags
- Architecture, renovation, culture, building, public space
- Production Technology
- The exterior of the building retains its original style: within the symmetrical form, precise proportions of doors and windows, and rich moldings lines. By now, stepping into the gate of Ceremonial sense will absolutely open up a new spatial experience.
- Design Challenge
- Using a section of space as a transition for the entrance, outstanding from the old sense of form; on top of the uses of spacial transition at the entrance, it added new material and design techniques to emphasize the difference, and thus collision between the old and the new style has begun.
- Research
- Awakening the long-term dormant state of this historical building, it has become an open public space integrated into the urban context and reconnecting the community. The language of the space is concise and lively, and the space still playing the pure beauty of decoration.
- Inspiration
- Inspired by the local context, the texture of the sandy floor contrasts with the black stone. The horizontal of the three kinds of grain on the stones interspersed with the white volume, which implies the historical meaning of Shamian which washed by the water of the time immemorial Pearl River.
- Project Duration
- The project started in May 2020 and finished in January 2021 in Shameen Island, Guangzhou, China.
- Operation Flow
- New materials, new forms of design, and the newest lighting techniques are added to the classical space, interactive with the old pillar system; new things do not adhere to the old structure, and the relationship between the new and the old is clear.
- Team Members
- Design Director: Keven Wong
Design Director: Fanmie
Lead Designer: Chow Hou Hong
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