© Tan Yecheng
Walking from scene to scene, visitors wander through the changing skylight, feeling the romance of the breeze. The leisurely slow time stops on a chair, and sitting in front of the window, you can press the pause button of time.
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01. Advent
What is Chenheng? What's on display here? In a limited space, we took inspiration from the "sand dunes" to create a new field, like an alien object, attracting the flow of people.
▲Project Overview © Tan Yecheng
The flow of light and shadow, the undulating sand dunes, evoke people's imagination; Under the space of great tension, people seem more and more insignificant.
▲Exhibition view © Tan Yecheng
▲ The flow of light and shadow Tan © Yecheng
The empty hall is neatly cut into multiple exhibition areas, a pyramid-shaped space with a hint of mystery that allows visitors to stop and feel the atmosphere or move on to the next scene. Perhaps, someone has the answer in their hearts; Communication, naturally, begins.
▲ Hall © Tan Yecheng
02. Unveiling
The light and shadow are like the changing colors of the sky, showing the flow of time.
▲ Charming light and shadow © Tan Yecheng
▲ Natural light state © Tan Yecheng
▲ Light and shadow change © Tan Yecheng
Walking from scene to scene, visitors wander through the changing skylight, feeling the romance of the breeze. The leisurely slow time stops on a chair, and sitting in front of the window, you can press the pause button of time.
▲Different scenes © Tan Yecheng
▲Close-up view © of Tan Ye City
The wall is finished with soft stone, simulating the weathered wall, and the carpet is like the wind blowing yellow sand across the ground, these materials are like the most natural state of all things under the precipitation of time, echoing the softness and lightness of the curtains. This is the texture brought by Chen Heng curtains, we don't need to overemphasize the material or technology of the product, just like the invisible air and sunlight, nourishing life all the time.
▲ Roman curtain application scenario © Tan Yecheng
▲Roman curtain product details © Tan Yecheng
▲Wave curtain application scenario © Tan Yecheng
▲ corrugated curtain product details © Tan Yecheng
▲Roller shutter application scenario © Tan Yecheng
▲Roller shutter product details © Tan Yecheng
03. Presentation
Through the negative shape of the building, the designer created a silent and exaggerated space like "Dune". The partitions are staggered to divide the walking line and the multi-scene display space, creating an interesting garden experience.
▲ Conceptual Demonstration
Combined with the characteristics of the site, the designer maximizes the use of floor height and area, coupled with the change of lighting, to create a super-scale space feeling and enhance the sense of experience.
▲ Analysis diagram © Parallel commune
04. Results
We want to say too much about a good product and brand; In the pavilion designed Shanghai Nuoda, a variety of products and endless ideas are enough to drown out all the flowery rhetoric, and the state of most visitors is to look at the flowers. What kind of space will make people stay, and how to let the tour flow through the entire exhibition hall to experience the charm of the product?
▲Other exhibition hall space © Tan Yecheng
We blackened the façade and simply made it hidden in the crowd, but the black façade instead strengthened the internal light and shadow, releasing a mysterious signal to the outside, waiting for visitors to discover and explore. At first, we were worried that too abstract expressions would not be understood, but the reality is that more and more visitors are starting to stop in the space and take the initiative to consult and understand the product. If life is only as first seen, every day is new, just as every innovation is worth looking forward to.
▲Design details Tan © Yecheng
Project Name|Chen Heng Advent
Project Location|Design Shanghai Completion Time|June 2024 Design Team|Parallel Commune Design Creator|Lv Ming Participated in the Design|Tian Detail Project Photography|Tan Yecheng Copywriting Editor| Zhang Ran (Urban Builder)