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White Mountain Domus Sodalitatis by Kris Lin
White Mountain Domus Sodalitatis by Kris Lin
White Mountain Domus Sodalitatis by Kris Lin
White Mountain Domus Sodalitatis by Kris Lin
White Mountain Domus Sodalitatis by Kris Lin

Platinum Architectura · 2021

White Mountain Domus Sodalitatis

by Kris Lin

  • Praemium A' Design Award Platinum 2021 in Architectura
  • CLIENT: Galaxy Holding Group
  • Estimated Number of Design Views: 233,197
  • Verification code CBAC36EBF9 · Verify this award
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About White Mountain Domus Sodalitatis

Mons Albus est domus sodalitatis communitatis in urbe Nanjing Sinarum sita, cuius area duo milia metrorum quadratorum complectitur. Consilium architectonicum superficiei ornatum cum aedificatione subterranea coniungit. Forma collibus leniter fluentibus inspiratur, itaque ornatus terrenus deorsum fluit et superficiem cum spatiis subterraneis conectit. Species solida aedificii minuitur, quo domus sodalitatis in spatium urbanum melius se immiscet et continuitas prospectus urbani servatur. GRC, materia aedificatoria magna plasticitate praedita, curvas leves frontis aedificii atque instrumenti ornamentalis format.

About the Praemium A' Design Award Platinum

White Mountain Domus Sodalitatis victor est Praemii A' Design Award Platinum, honoris amplissimi formis vere eximiis, elegantibus et magnificis dati. Victores Platini miracula creationis sunt, testimonia finium ingenii inventivi, et industriam inaequabilem auctorum suorum ostendunt. Exspectatur has formas opera celeberrima fore, quae aetatis venustatem definiant, ad societatis salutem conferant et fines artis, scientiae, formandi et technologiae promoveant. White Mountain Domus Sodalitatis excellentiam transcendentem exhibet et utilibus proprietatibus mundum meliorem reddit. White Mountain Domus Sodalitatis opus est Praemio A' Design Award Platino victum, quod cupiditates excitat, animos incitat, delectat et magnum gaudium creat.

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Unique Properties
This is a community clubhouse that shows the future life of the community.Combine the surficial landscape space and the underground construction, integrating the concept of mountain shapes to create a landscape -style building. In this way, the building’s perception of solidity will be weakened to fully integrate into the urban space. It also reduces the interference of the building to the urban environment and maintains the continuity of the urban landscape space.
Dimensions & Packaging
area:2000sqm
Tags
landscape building, mountain shapes, underground space, GRC, Nanjing
Production Technology
We used a new building material GRC to shape the entire landscape installation and the facade of the building. Its strong plasticity perfectly expresses the sense of smooth curves.
Design Challenge
Our biggest challenge:One is how to solve the problem of underground lighting and poor landscape, and the other is how to guide people from the ground to the underground club space.
Research
The project is located in Xuanwu District, the central city of Nanjing; therefore, the surrounding communities have laid a good foundation for its popularity. In addition, there are underground passages connecting the project base and the surrounding communities, which contribute to a strong accessibility; in the future, there will be an underground station constructed in this area, making the club functions as a transportation hub.
Inspiration
We inspired by the shape of the rolling hills, creates the surficial landscape which extends down to the visual surface of the building. It connects the surficial and underground space. The project base is surrounded by mountains, with natural landscape resources such as Zijin Mountain and Hongshan Forest Zoo.
Project Duration
The project started in April 2020 in Nanjing and finished in August 2020 in Nnajing, and was exhibited in Nanjing in August 2020.
Operation Flow
We hope that the community centre, as a place for exchanges and gatherings, can promote family relationships and neighbourhood relationships, and become a city node that stimulates public energy.
Image Credits
Image #1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Photographer KLID 2020
Video Credits: followed by KLID

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