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Wuhan OCT•YUAN AN

PrizeWinner in Interior Design / Houses Interior
Firm Location Shenzhen, China
Project locationBeijing, China
CompanyT.K. CHU
Lead ArchitectT.K. CHU
Design TeamLiu Jialin, Chen Huijun , Liao Peijing, Luo Yinghua, Lin peiling, Zhang Kailing, Yao Daoyuan; Zhang Kailing
ClientWuhan OCT
Projecthttps://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/GW_HtaWU6zbHlubdPVcpnA
Project Videohttps://v.qq.com/x/page/o07651keyml.html?

Water ripples were arranged in an orderly way, constituting the image of a fugue. Dynamic and flowing movements, both ripples and fugue were utilized as major elements in the design. The designers brought the image of mountains rising one after another into the space, adding grandeur to it. Based on such context, we envisioned a series of intangible elements which can only be perceived by rational thinking, rather than sensory organs, and they made use of the laws concerning movement and change of matter in the overall spatial design.