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Shine City Sales Center by Kris Lin
Shine City Sales Center by Kris Lin
Shine City Sales Center by Kris Lin
Shine City Sales Center by Kris Lin
Shine City Sales Center by Kris Lin

GRANDJOY Holdings Group

Silver Interior Space and Exhibition Design · 2021

Shine City Sales Center

by Kris Lin

  • A' Design Award 2021 Silver Winner in Interior Space and Exhibition Design
  • Awarded April 15, 2021
  • CLIENT: GRANDJOY Holdings Group
  • Estimated Number of Design Views: 23,654
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About Shine City Sales Center

Shine City is a sales center in Chengdu, China, with an area of 1000 square meters. The interior design draws on the aesthetics of the Song Dynasty, a period associated with simple forms, plain colors and plain textures. Silk, used as a painting surface before paper, is the main design reference. Tawny wire glass screens are arranged in arrays to imitate the texture of silk. An installed art lamp recalls the cracked surface of Song Dynasty porcelain. Blank space and restrained detail create a calm and poetic atmosphere.

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Unique Properties
The project is a sales center.The design technique applied in inherits the artistic conception of Song Dynasty aesthetics. It is the minimalism expression of the oriental realm.The design chooses silk used in paintings in Song Dynasty as a design element, and utilizes the artistic creation techniques of purity and leaving blank space to create a poetic atmosphere from sophistication to simple.
Dimensions & Packaging
area:1000sqm
Tags
Shine City, Minimalism, Aesthetics in Song Dynasty, Oriental Realm, Sale Center
Production Technology
The designer uses tawny wire glass to make screens, arranged in arrays, imitating the texture of silk. Plain screens as paper, while water as colour, vivid scenes are formed.Silk, the general term for ancient silk fabrics, was an important canvas before paper.
Design Challenge
The biggest challenge comes from how to apply traditional Song aesthetics to modern spatial expression.The installed art lamp like ice cracked porcelain in Song Dynasty. Tawny wire glass to make screens, arranged in arrays, imitating the Ancient paper.
Project Duration
The project started in April 2019 in Chengdu and finished in February 2020 in Chengdu, and was exhibited in Chengdu in February 2020.
Operation Flow
The project is a sales center in Chengdu, China. The design chooses silk used in paintings in Song Dynasty as a design element, and utilizes the artistic creation techniques of purity and leaving blank space to create a minimalism atmosphere from sophistication to simple.It is the minimalism expression of the oriental realm.
Research
The project is located in Chengdu, Sichuan, China. Sichuan in Song Dynasty represents the golden age of high economic development in its history the Chengdu Plain was rich in its soil and its products, therefore, its prosperity was evident. The wealthy life then reached the top of Chinese culture.
Inspiration
Our inspiration comes from traditional Chinese aesthetics. Ancient aesthetics reached the highest level in Song Dynasty, pursuing absolute simplicity the simplicity of roundness, squareness, plain color, and texture. People in Song Dynasty used to apply ink in painting and burning monochromatic glazed porcelain. While people pursue minimalism continually nowadays. The earliest minimalists appeared in Song Dynasty. It is the minimalism expression of the oriental realm.
Image Credits
Image #1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Photographer KLID 2020
Video Credits: followed by KLID

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