Bronze Interior Space and Exhibition Design · 2022
Jinjiang Sky Villa Sales Center
by Desmood
- A' Design Award 2022 Bronze Winner in Interior Space and Exhibition Design
- Awarded April 15, 2022
- CLIENT: Desmood
- Estimated Number of Design Views: 9,180
- Verification code 9BDC325452 · Verify this award
About Jinjiang Sky Villa Sales Center
Jinjiang Sky Villa is a sales center located in Chengdu, China, completed in 2019. The sales center occupies two villas and combines modern techniques with oriental character, drawing on the garden tradition of Suzhou and the local culture of Chengdu. The entrance and the sand table area are partly raised to enlarge the space. Large art lamps shaped like falling petals are placed in the entrance hall on the central axis. Copper coin motifs decorate the area above the sand table. The two sides of the facade are symmetrical, giving balance in shape, volume, and color.
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- Unique Properties
- Featured modern technique and oriental spirit, the overall design highlights the esthetic of Suzhou garden, the respect for nature, and the love for the courtyard, creating a quiet, leisurely, and pure emotional experience. The entire sales center is made up of two villas, where the entrance and the sand table area are partially raised to enlarge the space and enhance the solemnity.
- Dimensions & Packaging
- Above the sand table, the Chinese-style copper coin decorations are the main design elements, symbolizing the place as a treasured land and deriving a sense of finely crafted details. The art gallery on the second floor has three door openings to fill the space with a sense of order and rhythm.
- Tags
- Sale Center, Interior Design, Art Installation, Traditional, Oriental
- Production Technology
- The entrance hall is located on the central axis, where a set of large-scale art lamps in the shape of falling flowers are set up to form a visual impact. They are arranged in the form of petals, representing the dew-dropped hibiscus petals gently swaying in the breeze, welcoming guests to come and go.
- Design Challenge
- The design starts from the design philosophy of "the harmony between man and nature" in traditional Chinese architecture. It combines local context with modern design techniques, recreating the natural mountains and forests, and showing the Southwestern culture in detail, emphasizing nature and humanity.
- Project Duration
- The project finished in 2019, Chengdu, Sicuan, China.
- Operation Flow
- The two sides of the facade use symmetrical techniques to present a sense of harmony in shape, volume, and color. The VIP negotiation areas of different sizes are furnished with various types of leisure furniture from the "Shang Xia", a brand of Hermes Group, creating a fresh and refined space with the elegant charm.
- Research
- Inspired by the traditional garden of Suzhou, the project showcases a courtyard villa property that integrates residence and hospitality, showcasing the local nature, art, culture, craftsmanship, and profound history.
- Inspiration
- Inspired by the local cultural characteristics of Chengdu, the project reorganized the design elements and reinterpreted them in an architectural language.