Centennial Shameen Reka Bentuk Dalaman Ruang Budaya by Way Architects

Besi Dalaman · 2022

Centennial Shameen Reka Bentuk Dalaman Ruang Budaya

by Way Architects

A' Design Award Besi 2022 in Dalaman
CLIENT: WAY Architects
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About Centennial Shameen Reka Bentuk Dalaman Ruang Budaya

Centennial Shameen adalah ruang budaya yang dicipta di dalam sebuah bangunan bersejarah di Pulau Shamian, Guangzhou, China. Bangunan ini disiapkan pada tahun 1862 dan bahagian luarnya mengekalkan bentuk simetri asal, kadar banding pintu dan tingkap yang tepat, serta garis acuan yang kaya. Di dalam ruang seluas 260 meter persegi dengan ketinggian siling 4.55 meter, satu lapisan antara keluli menambah tingkat mezanin dengan struktur rangka yang berasingan. Ruang ini digunakan untuk mengadakan pameran seni dan sebuah rumah teh untuk komuniti. Bahan baharu dan pencahayaan baharu memberikan kontras yang jelas dengan sistem tiang lama.

About the A' Design Award Besi

Centennial Shameen Reka Bentuk Dalaman Ruang Budaya ialah pemenang A' Design Award Besi, pengiktirafan yang berprestij yang dianugerahkan kepada reka bentuk yang baik yang memenuhi keperluan profesional dan industri yang dijangka daripada ciptaan yang direka dengan baik. Pemenang Besi menunjukkan kemahiran yang besar, kepakaran yang tinggi, kefahaman pakar dan keupayaan kreatif penciptanya. Centennial Shameen Reka Bentuk Dalaman Ruang Budaya diharapkan menjadi ciptaan yang sangat dihargai, dikagumi dan disayangi yang praktikal dan inovatif. Reka bentuk pemenang A' Design Award Besi ini menyepadukan amalan terbaik industri dan mempunyai ciri teknikal yang kompeten yang dikaitkan dengan kepakaran dan bakat. Centennial Shameen Reka Bentuk Dalaman Ruang Budaya dihormati kerana ketelitiannya dan direka untuk memberikan peningkatan kualiti hidup yang membantu menjadikan dunia tempat yang lebih baik.

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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.