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Shiwang Bao
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X Media
Firm LocationBeijing, China
CompanyBLG Design
Lead ArchitectJoy Zhang
ClientX Media
In the entrance lobby, the designer built two suspended timber blocks and implanted large stairs to support the plane and vertical visual relationship, leading to the coffee space on the second floor. The designer arranged the circulation of different departments around the central stairs made from log-colored oak flooring. Based on the central working area, the circular circulation routes of the overall space on the second floor introduce the most natural light into the room that can expand into a flexible MINI OFFICE to break the traditional model of one person with one desk.