Mountain Waves Madaniyat markazi by Di Mo

Mountain Waves Madaniyat markazi by Di Mo is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2023 A' Design Award Bronza Mukofoti in Arxitektura, Bino va Inshoot Dizayni Competition Category.

BronzaArxitektura· 2023

Mountain Waves Madaniyat markazi

by Di Mo

Client: Di Mo

A' Design Award Bronza Mukofoti Winner in Arxitektura Category

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The Design

About Mountain Waves Madaniyat markazi

Tog' To'lqinlari — Xitoyning Guizhou provinsiyasi, Maotai shahridagi madaniyat markazi. Bino ikki tepalik oralig'ida joylashgan bo'lib, uning shakli atrofdagi tog'larning to'lqinsimon konturlariga mos keladi. Loyihada tog'lar, suv va odamlarni uyg'un munosabatda tasvirlaydigan Shanshui san'ati tamoyillari qo'llanilgan. An'anaviy xitoy fazoviy turlari — ko'chalar, hovlilar va zallar — binoning tarxini belgilaydi. Markaziy ko'cha markazni ikki qismga ajratib, shimoliy va janubiy kirish joylarini bir-biriga bog'laydi. Qurilishda mahalliy o't chiqargan g'ishtlar, teshikli metall panellar, yog'och, po'lat va shisha ishlatilgan.

The Recognition

About the A' Design Award Bronza Mukofoti

Mountain Waves Madaniyat markazi A' Design Award Bronza Mukofotining g‘olibi bo‘lib, bu ijodkorlik, zukkolik va topqirlik bilan ajralib turuvchi a’lo dizaynlarga beriladigan o‘ta nufuzli e’tirofdir. Bronza g‘oliblari o‘z dizaynerlarining keng tajribasi, tasavvuri va topqirligini tasdiqlovchi juda mohir va hayratlanarli darajada ijodiy buyumlardir. Mountain Waves Madaniyat markazi yuqori qadrlanadigan, hayrat bilan qaraladigan va suyukli, diqqatga sazovor darajada kasbiy va innovatsion buyum bo‘lishi kutiladi. A' Design Award Bronza Mukofotini qo‘lga kiritgan ushbu dizayn san’at, fan, dizayn va texnologiyadagi eng yaxshi amaliyotlarni o‘zida mujassam etadi va tafsilotlarga e’tibori bilan a’lodir. Mountain Waves Madaniyat markazi ehtiyojlarni go‘zal qondiradi, istaklarga tegadi, tuyg‘ularni maftun etadi va qiziqishni jalb qiladi.

Behind the Design

Press Kit

Credits, team members and technical details provided by the designer.

Unique Properties: The incorporation of Shanshui art principles explores a unique design method to reflect upon, respect, and enhance the qualities of Maotai's rich culture and mountainous landscape. The use of traditional Chinese architecture prototypes, such as alleys, courtyards, and halls, as spatial features, aims to create a rich experience for visitors.
Dimensions & Packaging: Overall: 90m(L) x 100m(W) x varies(H), alley width: 10m
Tags: cultural architecture, regionalism, atmosphere, mountain, Shanshui
Production Technology: Local fire bricks, perforated metal panels, wood, steel, glass
Design Challenge: Challenges:
1. How to break down the volume using the logic of "waves" and create a sense of continuity between the natural surroundings and the built environment.
2. How to minimize the building's negative impact on the local micro-climate by designing a perforated facade.
3. How to take into consideration the local cultural context and industries.
Research: I gained a comprehensive understanding of the site conditions, the local culture, and the Shanshui art, through site visits, conversations with locals, and online research,
Inspiration: Chinese Shanshui paintings feature mountains, water, and people in a harmonious relationship. The site is in Maotai, China. Sandwiched between two hills, it presents a unique opportunity for us to engage the landscape in the design process. In the background, we see the mountainous landscape, looking like "waves" of mountains.
Project Duration: Duration: 2 months. Location: Maotai, Guizhou, China
Operation Flow: The two hills (north and south) are connected by an alley that "cuts" the cultural center into two parts (east and west) - this creates "the landscape path". Visitors can come in and leave the building through both the north entrance and the south entrance - this creates the ground-level through-connection.
Image Credits: Di Mo, 2018.