Arthur Yang · CLIENT: Outerspace Design Firms
Whyte Woolf is a fitness club interior located in Chengdu, covering 1800 square meters. The design takes inspiration from the biblical story of the Garden of Eden and reflects on the move from physical labor for survival to conscious exercise that shapes the body. The layout avoids wasted space, while symbolic figures and artistic installations give the simple interior the atmosphere of an art gallery. Materials include glass, aluminum alloy sections, white steel, artificial terrazzo, gypsum and plastic wood flooring.
Press Kit
- Unique Properties
- The fitness club with handsome men and women is undoubtedly a condensed point of contemporary civilized society, so the design inspiration of this work is from the classic story of the Bible, but also from the contemporary Adam and Eve reflection on the Garden of Eden. Human society has moved from barbarism to modern civilization, from unconscious physical labor for survival to conscious exercise to shape its own form.
- Dimensions & Packaging
- 1800m2
- Tags
- Fitness,simple
- Production Technology
- environmental protection materials,glass, aluminum alloy sections, white steel, artificial terrazzo, gypsum, plastic wood floor.
- Design Challenge
- Because the whole space is more concise , so in the handling of details to work more hard.
- Project Duration
- The project started in June 2020 and finish in July 2020 design for three month, and was construction in Chengdu.
- Operation Flow
- With the help of biblical allusions,the space decorated with symbolic figures to make the simple space not simple.
- Research
- Through the complete understanding of design site, in the case of no waste of space, appropriate decoration of some artistic devices, so that make the simple space have the art sense of art gallery, let the members in the fitness at the same time can better understand life and sigh life.
- Inspiration
- The fitness club with handsome men and women is undoubtedly a condensed point of contemporary civilized society, so the design inspiration of this work is from the classic story of the Bible, but also from the contemporary Adam and Eve reflection on the Garden of Eden. Human society has moved from barbarism to modern civilization, from unconscious physical labor for survival to conscious exercise to shape its own form.
- Image Credits
- photographer: Kai Zhao
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