Perak Interior · 2021
Manila Primary Function: Desain Interior Spa
by Zhao Fang Chen and Yong Jun Ma
- A' Design Award Perak 2021 in Interior
- CLIENT: Xiamen GANGLONG Decoration Engineering Co., Ltd
- Estimated Number of Design Views: 14,724
- Verification code 954C3197C9 · Verify this award
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About Manila Primary Function: Desain Interior Spa
Buku Teks: Manila adolah sabuah interior spa nan talatak di Manila, Filipina, jo lueh saluruahnyo 8000 meter pasagi. Desainnyo mangabungkan arsitektur klasik kota tu jo unsur-unsur laman rumah gadang Cino sarato manggabungkan teknik tradisional jo modern. Dek karano kalembaban udaronyo tinggi, kayu plastik komposit dipakai untuak mangganti kayu solid. Pintu masuaknyo mambantuak ruang trapesium jo tiang-tiang modern di bawah cucuran atok kayu nan mamanjang. Aria panarimoan mangumpuakan marmer, kayu galok, sarato tekstil katun jo linen. Lantai kayu galok jo perabotan jo garih-garih nan tajam manciptokan suasano nan angek sarato nyaman.
About the A' Design Award Perak
Manila Primary Function: Desain Interior Spa adolah pamenang A' Design Award Perak, sabuah pangakuan nan luar biaso bapresti nan dibarikan ka rancangan tingkaik tatinggi, elok jo mangesankan. Pamenang Perak adolah karya nan sangaik cemerlang jo sangaik kreatif nan mamparlihatkan kapakaran, bakaik jo katajaman pikiran parancangnyo. Manila Primary Function: Desain Interior Spa dipaokan manjadi karya nan mangaguikan, contoh tauladan, sangaik profesional jo inovatif sacaro dalam. Rancangan nan manang Perak iko adolah panemuan nan nampak jo dikagumi nan mambari sumbangan untuak maluaskan batas seni, ilimu, rancangan jo teknologi. Manila Primary Function: Desain Interior Spa adolah ciptaan nan dicamburui banyak urang, nan mambangkikkan karinduan, mambaok parasaan positif jo malahiakan karagumon jo kakaguman.
Press Kit
- Unique Properties
- The Manila Spa of the Philippines is a leisure and entertainment space which integrates the complex functions of culture and recreation. Designers attempt to use the classic architecture of Manila and Chinese elements with the traditional and modern design techniques to brings a sense of relaxation needed for a spa area.
- Dimensions & Packaging
- Total Area : 8000 square meters
- Tags
- SPA, Space, Interior, Manila, Wood
- Production Technology
- Since the spa has high air humidity, the designers replace the solid wood with new composite wood plastics to create a comfortable experience space, save energy and protect the environment. The spa suites are designed to look private and elegant. The dark wood floor with sharp lined furniture creates a comfortable and warm living space.
- Design Challenge
- Since, the first floor is 4.3 meters high after deducting the beam. The designers add the traditional ancient Chinese roof modeling element to the design of the ceiling, adding a sense of components and space to the area.
- Research
- To ensure that the design concept is viable, designers do a lot reseach of the local culture features, and the relationship between traditional and modern design methods to creat a special ambience in this spa. For example,various forms of space in the first floor are connected by a carefully designed walkway. The wooden ceiling, exquisite railings and plant landscape make visitors feel as if they are walking in a courtyard.
- Inspiration
- This project is inspired by Chinese style courtyards, the designers create an ideal place for relaxation with regional characteristics by making full use of the open space in the middle of the building, combining traditional Chinese style courtyard with the local features and culture of Manila, as well as other Chinese elements, while integrating traditional and modern design techniques.
- Project Duration
- The project was located in Manila,Philippines.
- Operation Flow
- At the entrance of the spa, the designers create a trapezoidal space with laterally modern pillars under the extended wooden eaves to deliver a sense of ritual in greeting visitors. The reception center is designed in a plain way for a natural atmosphere by integrating marbles, dark wood, cotton and linen textiles.
- Image Credits
- Zhao Fang Chen
