Platininis Architektūra · 2022
Xi'an Qujiang Art Center Parodų rūmai
- Platininis apdovanojimas A' Design Award 2022 in Architektūra
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- Estimated Number of Design Views: 425,733
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About Xi'an Qujiang Art Center Parodų rūmai
Xi'an Qujiang meno centras – tai parodų rūmai, esantys Qujiang naujajame rajone, Sianas, Kinija. Pastatas tarsi plūduriuoja virš žalio šlaito ir tampa aiškiu vizualiniu orientyru šalia miesto kelio. Dvisluoksnės ištisinės stiklo fasadinės sienos ištrina ribą tarp interjero ir aplinkinių parkų. Kabamoji konstrukcija laiko tris parodų aukštus, o pakabinamosios kolonos sumažintos iki 200 mm skersmens, todėl erdvė yra beveik be kolonų. Švelnus takas per miesto žaliąją juostą veda lankytojus į teritoriją.
About the Platininis apdovanojimas A' Design Award
Xi'an Qujiang Art Center Parodų rūmai laimėjo Platininį apdovanojimą A' Design Award, itin prestižinį pripažinimą, skiriamą tikrai išskirtiniams, elegantiškiems ir didingiems dizainams. Platinos laureatai yra kūrybos stebuklai, intelektinio kūrybiškumo ribų liudijimas ir parodo neprilygstamą savo kūrėjų profesionalumą bei genialumą. Tikimasi, kad šie dizainai bus garsiausi kūriniai, apibrėžiantys epochos estetiką, prisidedantys prie visuomenės gerovės ir plečiantys meno, mokslo, dizaino ir technologijų ribas. Xi'an Qujiang Art Center Parodų rūmai rodo transcendentinį tobulumo lygį ir naudingomis savybėmis daro pasaulį geresnį. Xi'an Qujiang Art Center Parodų rūmai yra Platininį apdovanojimą A' Design Award laimėjęs kūrinys, pažadinantis troškimus, įkvepiantis, džiuginantis ir sukeliantis didelį džiaugsmą.
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- Unique Properties
- The project is located in Yanta District, Xi’an, with a mature surrounding traffic system including elevated roads, subways and highways, which makes it quite convenient and able to reach the main city within an hour. Being close to Qujiang Pool and Tang Paradise, the site is surrounded by multiple urban parks and boasts rich green land resources.
- Dimensions & Packaging
- The cellular stone breaks the area limit of natural stone with a size of 1.2m wide x 2.2m high. It also can be used on the dropping ceiling which ensures the integrity of the entry space and renders a unusual drop-off experience.
Cellular aluminum sheet’s lightness, high intensity and high flatness guarantee the flatness of the large aluminum curtain wall. Meanwhile the reflections of the surroundings further strengthens the sense of floating. - Tags
- Floating Horizon, Suspension Structure
- Production Technology
- Cellular aluminum sheet's lightness, high intensity and high flatness guarantee the flatness of the large aluminum curtain wall. Meanwhile the reflections of the surroundings further strengthens the sense of floating.
- Design Challenge
- The exhibition hall space is divided into three layers. The whole structure is a suspension structure. Under the suspension structure, the stress mode of the column is changed from bearing pressure to bearing tension, and the performance of the steel is brought into play. The diameter of the suspension column is reduced to 200 mm to achieve the " almost no column" effect in the indoor space. Hence the freedom of the exhibition space can be fully released, and the sight line can be connected with the outside almost unobstructed, blurring the inner and outer boundaries.
- Research
- The process of arriving at the site is not a straightforward one, but a process of falling, turning, surprise and suddenly opening up, which seems to coincide with human's emotional experience. The whole building is anchored on the site. The site and the building are integrated with the bottom hidden in the green slope.
- Inspiration
- How to deal with the relationship between the architecture and the site becomes the starting point of the initial design. The designer further contemplates the space core by contemplating on the relationship between architecture and nature, the way of interaction and the boundless sense of experience. Double-layer full glass curtain walls allow the building to interact with the nature in the form of fuzzy boundary.
- Project Duration
- The project started in 2018 in Rongchuang Qujiangyin, Qujiang New District, Xi'an, China and finished in 2019.
- Operation Flow
- Facing the height difference between the site and the 10 meter green belt of the road, how shall people reach the site? The landscape design gives a poetic answer. The gentle slope of the urban green belt is built into a silk belt trail, leading the walk in. The walk experience becomes a way of dialogue with the site, and also a more close interaction between the site and the city.
The landscape design and space streamline of the drop-off area overlap with each other. The designer is not eager to let people arrive at the exhibition hall, but allows them to go straight through the landscape garden on the first floor. Walking through the landscape area and after taking the 88 second straight ladder, people will see the floating exhibition hall with four transparent walls at the end of the stairs. When looking back from the exhibition hall, the landscape on the roof of the podium and the botanical garden on the east side of the site form a continuous dialogue relationship. The landscape and architectural sequence constitute the designer's narrative of the space, which naturally triggers the emotion and experience at that moment. - Image Credits
- Image #1: Photographer Shiromio Studio, Main Image, 2019.11.09.
Image #2: Photographer Shiromio Studio, Optional Image, 2019.11.09.
Image #3: Photographer Shiromio Studio, Optional Image, 2019.11.09.
Image #4: Photographer Shiromio Studio, Optional Image, 2019.11.09.
Image #5: Photographer Shiromio Studio, Optional Image, 2019.11.09.
