Guangzhou Julong Bay Centrum Wystawiennicze - Ann Yu

Projekt Guangzhou Julong Bay Centrum Wystawiennicze autorstwa: Ann Yu zdobył cenioną i bardzo prestiżową nagrodę Złota Nagroda A' Design Award 2023 w kategorii konkursowej: Projektowanie Architektury, Budynków i Konstrukcji.

ZłotaArchitektura· 2023

Guangzhou Julong Bay Centrum Wystawiennicze

Projektant: Ann Yu

Klient: Guangzhou Pearl River Enterprises Group

Zwycięzca Złota Nagroda A' Design Award w kategorii: Architektura

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Projekt

O projekcie Guangzhou Julong Bay Centrum Wystawiennicze

Guangzhou Julong Bay to centrum wystawiennicze planowania urbanistycznego, stworzone z czterech ceglanych magazynów wybudowanych w latach 50. XX wieku na zachodnim brzegu Rzeki Perłowej. Oryginalne konstrukcje i materiały zachowano w możliwie największym stopniu, a w nowych częściach zastosowano wykonane na zamówienie cegły imitujące cegłę ceramiczną. Wielkorozpiętościowa rama stalowa z pochyłą szklaną ścianą kurtynową przekrywa równoległe hale i łączy je w jedno elastyczne wnętrze. Trójkątny dach nawiązuje do kąta nachylenia starych spadzistych sufitów. Stalowa rama schodzi do ziemi po obu stronach, tworząc pasaż otwarty na nadrzeczny krajobraz.

Wyróżnienie

O nagrodzie Złota Nagroda A' Design Award

Guangzhou Julong Bay Centrum Wystawiennicze to laureat Złotej Nagrody A' Design Award, ogromnie prestiżowego wyróżnienia przyznawanego pierwszorzędnym, wspaniałym i znakomitym projektom. Laureaci Złotej Nagrody to niezwykle innowacyjne, wizjonerskie i olśniewające dzieła, które odzwierciedlają geniusz, mądrość i kunszt ich twórców. Guangzhou Julong Bay Centrum Wystawiennicze ma być wysoko chwalonym, wyznaczającym trendy i monumentalnym wynalazkiem, który dostarcza bezprecedensowej wartości. Ten projekt nagrodzony Złotą Nagrodą A' Design Award to spektakularne, szanowane dzieło, które w znacznym stopniu przynosi korzyści i przesuwa granice sztuki, nauki, designu i technologii. Guangzhou Julong Bay Centrum Wystawiennicze wywołuje intensywne uczucie pożądania, budzi pasję, zachęca do kreatywności i fascynuje nas.

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Autorzy, członkowie zespołu i szczegóły techniczne podane przez projektanta.

Unikalne Cechy: Located on the west bank of the Pearl River, the original site with four separated brick warehouses that built in the 1950s was a significant granary of Guangzhou. As the first stage of the city government’s renewal master plan in the area, the key objectives of the adaptive reuse project was to remain its industrial past as a reminder of the history, while build a city-planning exhibition hall and civic center that act as a beacon to investors, developers and citizens, to encourage a massive participation in the rebirth of the old district. The core design idea was to ensure its new functional usability, while presenting the old site in an attractive way to the young generation. The project has been rated a high score in the SITES Sustainable System, as the first to achieve that in China.
Wymiary i Opakowanie: Area：5000㎡
Tagi: Revitalization of old buildings；Reborn；Exhibition Center；Handmade Bricks
Technologia Produkcji: large-span steel frame and full-slope glass curtain wall system；handmade bricks
Wyzwanie Projektowe: For practicing designers, there is not much room for practice due to the overwhelming historical meaning of the architectural conservation field, which is too complicated to regulate. Instead, there is a lot of possibilities in the field of conservation revitalization of old buildings on how to renovate. The numerous protective revitalization approach is either an allusion to or an extension of the different repair theories in the right proportion.
The Chongkouwarehouse is a group of old warehouses on the river bank, which retains its identity as an old building and avoids being classified as a historical and cultural preservation building and thus has a new fate. It is also possible to completely avoid the 'something if nothing, a reality if nothing, a great wisdom if foolishness'. This is indeed the luck of itsdestiny. And it is even more fortunate that we, as designers, have been given this honoredopportunity torenovatethis group of nearly century-old buildings and bestowthem a contemporary significance.
Taketheexampleof ChongKouWarehouse. Transformed from a 19th century grain warehouse into a commercial urban exhibition center, the original building group has a very simple layout.Three groups of 13m x 45m square pods of uniform length and width in proportion to their structure are lined up along the short side at 10m intervals.The physical spaces of the building have a good and balanced ratio of area to the open void spaces.Thewarehouse, on the other hand, have an interior usable area of 1,755 square meters, which in fact cannot take on the full function of an urban exhibition center.Thereforeexpansion became necessary. On the basis of the structural characteristics of the original building, a vertical extension would be extremely costly and irreversibly damage the sloping roof of the original building.Thus flat expansion became first choice. The open void space of the original site is incorporated into the new space and organized into a non-thematic visiting/reception/resting space, which incorporated intothe main exhibition and meeting content that the original three-storey interior can take on, a good functional and logical organization of space can be achieved within the limited scope of the renovation.The four silos, which are placed horizontally and independently of the main building due to budget reasons. Because of its proximity to the original three warehouses, we have designeda connecting corridor into a reception space that is visually strongly connected to the main building but functionally independent.
Badania: The original site of this project are four separated brick granary that built in the 1950s. As the first stage of the renewal plan in the area, the key objectives of the adaptive reuse project was to remain its industrial past as a reminder of the history, while build a city-planning exhibition hall and civic center. To encourage a massive participation in the rebirth of the old district ,the original structure and materials of the warehouses were reserved as far as possible, while customized imitated clay bricks are adopted in the new-built part. The core design idea was to ensure its new functional usability, while presenting the old site in an attractive way to the young generation.
Inspiracja: The Chongkou warehouse is a group of old warehouses on the river bank, which retains its identity as an old building and avoids being classified as a historical and cultural preservation building and thus has a new fate. It is also possible to completely avoid the 'something if nothing, a reality if nothing, a great wisdom if foolishness'. This is indeed the luck of itsdestiny. And it is even more fortunate that we, as designers, have been given this honoredopportunity torenovatethis group of nearly century-old buildings and bestowthem a contemporary significance.
Czas Trwania Projektu: The project started in February 2021 in Guangzhou China and finished in February 2022 ,and exhibited in Guangzhou China in May 2022.
Przebieg Działania: The old warehouses was built for plainly purpose with simple brick structure. The original structure and materials of the warehouses were reserved as far as possible, while customized imitated clay bricks are adopted in the new-built part.

In order to create a connected inner space for a new massive building, a canopy of glass and steel structure was designed to build on the parallel barns, which enabled the interior to be rearranged to flexibly usage. Its triangle appearance inherit the inclined angle of the sloping ceilings of the old warehouses, and at the same time give a steady yet energetic characteristic. Modern steel structure and glass, together with traditional bricks, worked harmoniously.

The steel structure of the canopy extended on both sides to the ground, which formed a corridor that brought in the riverside landscape, and a coexist with the original plants on the site. It also created an interact between the building and the natural environment, which helped to build a friendly and cozy ambience for the interior.