Previous project / Next project
The common spaces of the Yun Xi Ting Center in Shenzhen are developed as a fluid and immersive environment, designed as a reception hall and protected plaza for a residential complex of two towers of 30 stories each.
The intervention transforms the lobby into a valuable, enveloping, and dynamic space where reception, sales, and display dialogue with the prototype offices and apartments, creating a place for socializing, meeting, and public enjoyment in a high-density urban context.
Key data
Figures
Status
Key data
Figures
Status
Fluid space and sculptural form
The interior environment is conceived as a hollowed-out space with curved surfaces made of down panels that recall the shape of a suspended cave. The spatial composition evokes water as a metaphor for origin and movement, transforming the hall into a continuous and surprising interior landscape.
Enclosed square and collective interaction
The lobby takes on the function of an internal distributive plaza, a meeting point and relationship between the building’s different functions.
Spatial continuity allows for the coexistence of commercial, exhibition and residential activities, with open pathways that encourage flow and sociality, reinterpreting the lobby as the urban heart of the complex.
Sensory experience and perception of space
Alternating solids and voids, transparent materials, and curved surfaces create a dynamic visual rhythm, guiding the visitor through sequences of open and intimate spaces.
The suspended effect and fluidity of volumes transform the hall into a sculptural environment, where light and materials define the atmosphere and perception of the place.
