The client in this case is a textile machinery manufacturing company, creating a modern, technological, and fashionable office space for it. During the design process, it has communicated with Party A through multiple rounds to determine the space’s functional zoning, traffic flow and other frameworks, and then deconstruct it. The design language of ism is brought into it, making the space more modern.
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Gold 🏆 Winner
International Interior Design Awards 2021
AL-Nonwoven Office
Office Building Interior Built
Firm
Shanghai Yeshi Design
Designer
Junhang Ye
Design Team
Junhang Ye
Location
China
Country
China
Photographer/Copyright
©Ingallery
Hegel said: “Beauty is the perceptual manifestation of ideas.”
The Shanghai Yeshi design takes “lines” as the breakthrough point, breaks the conventional concept, and reshapes the experience of different dimensions of the space through the constantly changing form of the line, creating a technological and futuristic spatial temperament for the overall space.
Abstraction, concepts, science fiction, the future… When you enter this space, a door to another time and space has slowly opened.
Here, all the unknown and the existing common sense memory are transmitted, and the tentacles of imaginative thinking begin to spread.
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