Xu Wei Kunsmuseum Beligtingsontwerp deur Lighting Design Institute of UAD

Die ontwerp Xu Wei Kunsmuseum Beligtingsontwerp deur Lighting Design Institute of UAD is 'n hoogs gewaardeerde wenner van die baie prestigieuese 2022 A' Design Award in Goud in die Beligtingsprodukte en -toebehore Ontwerp-kompetisiekategorie.

GoudBeligting· 2022

Xu Wei Kunsmuseum Beligtingsontwerp

deur Lighting Design Institute of UAD

Kliënt: LightingDesignInstitute of UAD

Wenner van die A' Design Award in Goud in die Beligting-kategorie

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Die Ontwerp

Oor Xu Wei Kunsmuseum Beligtingsontwerp

Xu Wei is 'n beligtingsontwerp vir 'n kunsmuseum in Shaoxing, 'n Chinese stad met 'n geskiedenis van 2 500 jaar. Die museum staan binne 'n ou woonbuurt, daarom word die beligting laag en kalm gehou. L-vormige ligtroggels en lineêre muurwasarmature is op die fasades weggesteek om die mure eweredig te verlig. Dowwe lig merk die bronsstandbeeld van die kunstenaar, en boomskaduwees val langs die gang. Die plein word teen 'n matige vlak verlig, en versteekte projeksie maak verskillende tonele vir openbare kulturele geleenthede moontlik.

Die Erkenning

Oor die A' Design Award in Goud

Xu Wei Kunsmuseum Beligtingsontwerp is 'n wenner van die A' Design Award in Goud, 'n geweldig prestigieuse erkenning wat toegeken word aan eersteklas-, wonderlike en uitstaande ontwerpe. Wenners in Goud is uiters innoverende, visionêre en glansryk verblindende skeppings wat die vernuf, wysheid en bekwaamheid van hul ontwerpers weerspieël. Daar word verwag dat Xu Wei Kunsmuseum Beligtingsontwerp 'n hoogs geprese, tendensskeppende en monumentale uitvinding is wat ongekende waarde lewer. Hierdie ontwerp wat die A' Design Award in Goud gewen het, is 'n skouspelagtige, gerespekteerde projek wat die grense van kuns, wetenskap, ontwerp en tegnologie in hoë mate bevoordeel en uitbrei. Xu Wei Kunsmuseum Beligtingsontwerp wek intense gevoelens van begeerte, roep passie op, moedig kreatiwiteit aan en boei ons.

Agter die Ontwerp

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Unieke Eienskappe: Layered expressions of distinct building materials create a proper proportion betweenvirtualityand reality, coldness and warmth, and a sense of depth of "distant and close views" of Xu Wei's ink wash painting, reproducing the purity and clearness of black and white Chinese traditional paintings. Restraining yet precise lighting highlights the night atmosphere and appreciation value of architecture and setting, balancing the relationship between light and architecture, environmentand people.
Afmetings & Verpakking: Xu Wei Art Museum: above-ground area: 5,155.5square meters, underground area: 2,841.7square meters, total: 7,997.2square meters
Type:Art Museum
Urban night scene lighting specification
Etikette: Qingteng Study, The Architectural Design & Research Institute of Zhejiang University, Xu Wei, Art Museum, Exhibition Hall, Lighting Design
Produksietegnologie: L-shaped lamp trough is hidden on the facade, and linear wall washing lamp is also concealed to brighten the wall.Tree shadows in the corridor separated from the old town create a poetic ambience, with a touch of sadness.Faint lighting illuminates the bronze statue of Xu Wei and the paintbrush in his hand.The brightness of the square is proper, leaving a tranquilvibe for the viewing platform. The square is an urban public space, and hidden projection offers possibilities for distinct scenes.
Ontwerpuitdaging: The project is located in the residential area of the ancient city and undertakes the functions of urban public cultural space and civic activity square. It uses light in a restraining yet precise manner, to highlight the night atmosphere and appreciation value of architecture and surroundings, and to show the charm of architecture and a sense of depth of "distant and close views" of Xu Wei's ink wash painting. It balances the relationship between lighting and architecture, landscape and people.
Navorsing: The design team conducted in-depth research on Xu Wei's life and artistic ideals, and alsodug into local culture. The artist's personal temperament, artistic ideal and local urban aesthetic characteristics of white walls and gray tiles are blended into design techniques. In the design, Building Information Modelling (BIM), DIALux illumination calculation, on-site lamp test and demonstration are adopted for repeated calculations and tests to ensure the lighting effect.
Inspirasie: Xu Wei is a great Chinese painting and calligraphy artist. The art museum is a transformation of Xu Wei's former residence, located in Shaoxing with a history of 2,500 years. It mixes with local decent houses called Tai Men. The architecture humbly blends into the environment, like a landscape painting. The low-key lighting techniquesform a transparent, uniform and exquisiteeffect on the facades. Special interpretation modeis created to meet urban public cultural and artistic functions.
Projekduur: Start:2020.9.30
Completed:2021.4.30
Location:Shaoxing, Zhejiang Province
Bedryfsvloei: The overall low-key and elegant night view of the art museumharmonizes with the ancient city that has a history of 2,500 years,and integrates with the surrounding community and residents. Comfortable night sceneryand atmosphere createa rest and leisure space for both citizens and tourists. The art museum serves as apublic space in the city, and hidden projectionprovides different scene modes for various cultural activities.
Spanlede: Chief designers: Wang Xiaodong, Zhao Yanqiu, Feng Baile, Wu Xuhui, Sun Guojun, Guan Fanghong, Fu Dongming
Other designers: Hu Huifeng, Zhang Chenfan, Jiang Lanlan, Lv Ning
Lighting design: LIGHTING DESIGN INSTITUTE of UAD
Interior design: The Architectural Design & Research Institute of Zhejiang University Co., Ltd.
Architectural design: The Architectural Design & Research Institute of Zhejiang University Co., Ltd.
Beeldkrediete: LIGHTING DESIGN INSTITUTE of UAD, Jia Fang Architectural Photography Studio, Jonathan Leijonhufvud