Gull Interiør · 2020

Lullaby Barnebibliotek

by Chin-Feng Wu

A' Design Award i Gull 2020 in Interiør
CLIENT: Cai-In Interior Design
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About Lullaby Barnebibliotek

Lullaby er et barnebibliotek som ligger i fellesarealene i en leilighetsbygning i Taiwan. Rommet med høy takhøyde over lesebordet rommer en stor hvit treinstallasjon, som symboliserer læring og jevn vekst. En ren hvit grunntone fremhever regnbuekurver og fargerike detaljer, noe som gir leseområdet en livlig karakter. Bueformer gjentas gjennom hele rommet, inkludert en høy buet inngang og runde vinduer som minner om dem man finner i fly. Rommet på 27 kvadratmeter forvandler et lite hjørne til et trygt og lekent sted for unge lesere.

About the A' Design Award i Gull

Lullaby Barnebibliotek er vinner av A' Design Award i Gull, en enormt prestisjefylt anerkjennelse som tildeles førsteklasses, praktfulle og enestående design. Gullvinnere er usedvanlig nyskapende, visjonære og glamorøst blendende skaperverk som gjenspeiler designernes geni, visdom og dyktighet. Lullaby Barnebibliotek forventes å være en høyt rost, trendsettende og monumental oppfinnelse som gir enestående verdi. Dette designet, som har vunnet A' Design Award i Gull, er et spektakulært, respektert prosjekt som i høy grad gagner og flytter grensene for kunst, vitenskap, design og teknologi. Lullaby Barnebibliotek skaper intense følelser av begjær, vekker lidenskap, oppmuntrer til kreativitet og fascinerer oss.

Press Kit

Unique Properties: Designers used the high-ceilinged space above the reading table to create forest trees that resemble a giant piece of installation art. Its standing posture corresponds with the vast sea of knowledge and symbolizes that children will grow and thrive step by step through learning. Using a pure white color tone as the theme of this space, it smartly brings out a colorful visual atmosphere and makes the reading atmosphere of the library more lively and vivid.
Dimensions & Packaging: 27 square meters
Special spray paint, laminate hard plastic sheet, super wear-resistant wooden floor, bespoke furniture and metal, leather mount
Tags: Children, library, playroom, community, forest, trees, colorful
Production Technology: The simple white makes the space seemingly more pure, which elegantly brings out the joyful rainbow-like colors and further stresses the color contrast. In addition to rainbow curves and a giant pure white tree, the designer also used many arc elements as miniature inspirations. The high arc design at the entrance and the round-shaped small windows that resemble those on airplanes or space shuttles all smartly strengthen the overall childhood fun of this place.
Design Challenge: In order to create a safe and playful children’s room close to the café’ in the community, designers transformed the seemly insignificant corner space into a catching library for children. The high arc design at the entrance and the round-shaped small windows that resemble those on airplanes or space shuttles all smartly strengthen the overall childhood fun of this place.
Research: Before this project designed, a group of children from 0 to 6 year-old and their parents are taken as research samples. These parents were interviewed for their preference when accompanying children, such as environmental and circulation conditions. Also, children were tested if they prefer certain kinds of shapes, color tones, and texture. It turns out that the adults are concerned about and the safeness and convenience in a playroom and kids tend to catch on colorful materials and vivid shapes.
Inspiration: This project is a children’s library in a condo community building.Designers used the high-ceilinged space above the reading table to create forest trees that resemble a giant piece of installation art. Its standing posture corresponds with the vast sea of knowledge and symbolizes that children will grow and thrive step by step through learning.
Project Duration: The project started in November 2017 in Taoyuan,Taiwan and finished in February 2018, and was exhibited in March 2018.
Operation Flow: The project is implemented in the public facility of an apartment building, and its design draws upon the concept of allowing parents enjoy a leisurely time in the face’ while keeping an eye on their children as inspiration. At the other end of the hallway, an arched children’s reading room has been created, with the towering art installation Tree of the Jungle representing the unfathomable realm of knowledge, and it is also a symbol of the .children growing up and prospering through learning.
Image Credits: DIRK HEINDOERFER PHOTOGRAPHY