Bronze Hospitality, Recreation, Travel and Tourism Design · 2020
Banboo Windows Sales Office
by Kris Lin
- A' Design Award 2020 Bronze Winner in Hospitality, Recreation, Travel and Tourism Design
- Awarded April 15, 2020
- CLIENT: Yango
- Estimated Number of Design Views: 28,860
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About Banboo Windows Sales Office
Banboo Windows is a sales office interior in Xiamen, China. The 1200 square metre space draws on Yuanye, the first Chinese monograph explaining the principles of garden building. Bamboo is used as the main landscape reference, and wooden grids let light and shadow interweave, recalling sunlight passing through a bamboo forest. Marble in the reception hall is balanced by the warmth of wood. The plan includes a reception area, a display area, a conversation area, a semi-open reading area, a children's area and a private room.
Press Kit
- Unique Properties
- The designers extracts the important landscape elements bamboo, combined with the traditional Chinese court etiquette and lyrical scenery and created a modern mansion with literary elegance and oriental courtyard order. This project has set up a variety of functional spaces such as the reception area, display area, conversation area, reading area, children's area, etc. It builds a modern humane and cultural space with oriental spirit and atmosphere.
- Dimensions & Packaging
- 1200sqm
- Tags
- bamboo, Yuanye, Chinese culture, grid, Chinese gardens
- Production Technology
- The light and shadow gaps of the grid penetrate and interweave with each other. The grid is like a bamboo, as if sunlight dapples through the bamboo forest. The reception hall uses marble to highlight the calm temperament of the space and enriches the levels of the space. The warmth of wood and the coolness of marble material are balanced, and the scenery is landscaped, which blends nature and humanity.
- Design Challenge
- Chinese gardens emphasize the progressive court etiquette of layers and the extensive use of wooden grids. It has an orderly arrangement of grids density, revolving access and secluded winding paths, creating abundant sensory feelings in the dimension of time and space. From the perspective of denseness, transition to opposite scenery, it treats each functional space as a courtyard, and cleverly use the bridge as the connection between the courtyards (functional spaces).
- Project Duration
- The project started in March 2019 in Xiamen,China and finished in November 2019 in Xiamen,China, and was exhibited in Xiamen,China in November 2009.
- Operation Flow
- The reading area is presented in a semi-open style. The bookcase surrounded by three sides provides a peaceful and comfortable atmosphere for the reading. The traditional Chinese furniture has a thick oriental background. The VIP room guarantees privacy and gives the space a more diversified functionality. Elegant furniture exudes the East Classical feeling, embellished with gray-blue soft decoration fabric, creating a modern and diversified space with a timeless and elegant oriental feeling.
- Research
- Yuanye (art of garden-building) has vivid description of the building of Chinese gardens and presents the far-reaching artistic conception of Chinese gardens. As decribed in the book, Mood and Scenery, Meaning and Realm are inextricably linked with each other. Yuanye is the first monograph in China to comprehensively explain the principles of gardening, which is inseparable from China's long tradition of gardening, and reflects the highest state of human-nature relations.
- Inspiration
- Yuanye is the first monograph in China to comprehensively explain the principles of gardening,The designers translate the scenes in the book into modern space and extracts the important landscape elements bamboo, which could bend but not frack. And even if it fracks, it won t break. In Chinese culture, it represents a literati style with strength in gentleness, combined with the traditional Chinese court etiquette and lyrical scenery and created a modern mansion with literary elegance and orient
- Image Credits
- Image #1,2,3,4,5: Photographer KLID 2019