PROJECT

DESCRIPTION

Project name: Arianna Center for the Arts
Project area: 5000㎡
Project location: Nanning, Guangxi
Project unit: Liyuan Hotel
Chief Designer: Mo Lingfeng
Design time: 2021.8
Completion time: 2023.4
Main materials:
white floor stone, white exterior art paint, aluminum alloy, copper cast iron
Project background:
Party A hopes to build a wedding art center in the new era, a multi-functional building integrating wedding, conference and conference.
Design concept:
Environmental protection, natural simplicity
Break the symmetrical layout, form contrast, and increase the interest of the building
Simple but not simple, the exterior decoration is less but fine, practical and aesthetic
Advocating minimalist beauty and integrating the natural beauty of the environment
As long as you like
The beauty of a wedding can be expressed in many ways
Design features:
Auditorium:
1. Artistic relationship handling, rational space produces visual conflicts and gives space soul
2. Take building blocks as inspiration, simple, natural and wild. The details of the trees and the water feature are all about the beauty of minimalism See beauty in nature.
3. Create a space container that respects the past and faces the future, with both religious experience and secular feelings. The auditorium is divided into two parts, the lower part of the semi-sunken space and the exit courtyard are connected with the surrounding landscape, embedded in the mountain connected with the square, related to the ancient existence, is hidden; The upper church itself should stand proudly among the mountains and rivers, the righteous spirit of heaven and earth, and the Gospel of creation are manifested.
Small auditorium:
1. Triangles are one of the simplest shapes in geometry, which can be combined, rotated, and misaligned to create a variety of shapes and effects.
2. Based on the triangle, the building is sliced at a uniform distance in the direction of the horizontal axis, and between the sections are the entrances of light. The orderly order is disrupted, the dislocation is arranged, and the light passes through the gap between the white slices and is evenly and gently sprinkled into the room after reciprocating reflection. When people view from different angles, they will present different visual images of light. As the Angle of the sun changes, these gaps and their interfaces have an ever-changing effect on the light, forming an amorphous soft halo of direct and indirect light spots superimposed, giving the interior space a sense of light divinity and ritual.