Bronze Interior · 2025
Sun Yi Office Insurance Reception Center
by Hsuan Wei Chen and Lu Yixin
- Bronze A' Design Award 2025 in Interior
- CLIENT: San Chuan Interior
- Estimated Number of Design Views: 10,618
- Verification code 5E397BD828 · Verify this award
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About Sun Yi Office Insurance Reception Center
Sun Yi Office is an insurance reception center placed on the first floor of a five-story independent house. The design is informed by the maritime history of the site and the origins of insurance. Gentle curves and wave-like features in the ceiling and floor create a calm atmosphere, while neutral tones of sand and driftwood dominate the palette. Modular curved desks form a shared work surface that supports collaboration and clear movement paths. Glass bricks at the entrance filter daylight, so brightness is increased while low transparency preserves privacy.
About the Bronze A' Design Award
Sun Yi Office Insurance Reception Center is a Bronze A' Design Award winner, a highly prestigious recognition granted to outstanding designs distinguished by creativity, ingenuity, and astuteness. Bronze winners are amply skillful and strikingly creative artifacts that authenticate the vast experience, imagination, and resourcefulness of their designers. Sun Yi Office Insurance Reception Center is expected to be a highly regarded, admired, and cherished object that is notably professional and innovative. This Bronze A' Design Award-winning design incorporates best practices in art, science, design, and technology, and is excellent for its attention to detail. Sun Yi Office Insurance Reception Center splendidly satisfies needs, touches desires, charms feelings, and appeals to curiosity.
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- Unique Properties
- Inspired by its location and historical ties to insurance and maritime activities, the client sought to infuse the design with the grandeur of the ocean. Additionally, the design aimed to address insufficient light and inefficient workspace caused by extensive office equipment.
- Dimensions & Packaging
- Design area: 23 ping, the first floor of a five-story independent house
- Tags
- Interior, office, Maritime Inspiration, Oceanic Grandeur, Insurance Influence, Workspace Efficiency, Lighting Improvement
- Production Technology
- Materials used: glass bricks, large-sized tiles, wood veneer, titanium-coated metal, striped glass, special coatings
- Design Challenge
- This concept centers around the symbiotic relationship between ocean life and the environment. Drawing inspiration from coral reefs and underwater ecosystems, the office design features clusters of organic shapes and vibrant colors. One of the main challenges was transitioning from traditional individual workstations to a shared long table workspace. This shift required meticulous planning to ensure that the shared desk not only enhances collaboration but also aligns with the aesthetic and functional needs of the office. The desk follows the natural flow of the space, with careful planning of movement paths to prevent crowding and maintain a balanced, efficient layout. Glass bricks are placed strategically to allow light to permeate through while providing privacy, enhancing the airy feel of the space. The design promotes both a collaborative atmosphere and respect for the environment.
- Research
- Inspired by the ebb and flow of tides, this design introduces gentle curves and fluid shapes to reflect the continuous cycle of the sea. Wave-like features in the ceiling and floor create a serene atmosphere, while neutral tones of sand and driftwood dominate the palette. To boost workspace efficiency, modular curved desks mimic wave movement, fostering an organic workflow. Glass bricks at the entrance filter natural light, enhancing brightness while maintaining privacy with low transparency. This dual-layered effect ensures the space feels open and bright without compromising privacy, balancing function and tranquility to encourage focus and collaboration.
- Inspiration
- The design is informed by the maritime history of the site and its connection to the origins of insurance, encapsulating the vastness and beauty of the ocean.
- Project Duration
- This office design project was launched in August 2023 and completed in March 2024.
- Operation Flow
- Drawing inspiration from the rhythmic ebb and flow of ocean tides, this design incorporates gentle curves and fluid shapes to symbolize the perpetual cycle of the sea. The wave-like features integrated into the ceiling and floor contribute to a tranquil atmosphere, while a color palette dominated by neutral tones of sand and driftwood enhances the overall aesthetic. To improve workspace efficiency, modular curved desks are designed to emulate the movement of waves, thereby promoting an organic workflow. Additionally, glass bricks at the entrance serve to filter natural light, increasing brightness while preserving privacy through low transparency. This dual-layered effect ensures that the space remains open and luminous without sacrificing privacy, thereby achieving a harmonious balance between functionality and tranquility that fosters focus and collaboration.
- Image Credits
- #No01 :Photographer,Dayform Studio,2024。
#No02 :Photographer,Dayform Studio,2024。
#No03 :Photographer,Dayform Studio,2024。
#No04 :Photographer,Dayform Studio,2024。
#No05 :Photographer,Dayform Studio,2024。
