PROJECT

DESCRIPTION

The designer uses the concept of "LINK" to realize the organic spatial expression of different functional partitions of the office space from vertical to horizontal distribution. In the shared space between the first and second floors of the office building, the open stairwell is longitudinally linked by the continuous turning glass balustrade, which is connected to the wood-grain stone and marble wall that penetrates from the top to the bottom. They connect the first floor to the fourth floor and the fifth floor roof garden vertically. The permeability of the transparent railing increases the horizontal ductility with the surrounding space. At the same time, through the connection of the water system on the first and second floors, and the vertical hollowed-out background wall of the lobby reception desk, it adds flexibility to the blowing area.
On the second floor, the designer formed an organic functional link between the front desk and the reception waiting, water bar, coffee shop, restaurant and open office, negotiation room, mobile office and meeting room. The main colors formed by the combination of white, vibrant green and light wood colors create a modern, simple, fresh, and vital working environment. The entrance and exit of the coffee bar on the side of the open office area are made of cut cake rolls, combined with the main colors of the coffee bar interior designer inspired by the scenery of the rice fields in the suburbs of Bali, forming another visual highlight in the office space.
The design plan focuses on the energy saving and environmental protection of the building. First, make full use of natural lighting, clever use of glass partitions and various forms of ribbon glass, etc. to penetrate outdoor lighting into various indoor spaces. This breaks the dullness of the traditional partition wall, and emphasizes the intersection of the wall and the ground with the adjacent space and the sense of spatial extension.
Secondly, the use of high-efficiency LED linear and surface light sources combined with an intelligent lighting control system has achieved building energy conservation. At the same time, the designer used a large number of recyclable environmentally friendly decorative materials such as metal, glass and artificial wood in the project to create a modern office space that is environmentally friendly and energy-saving.
The finishing touch of the project design is the design of the roof garden, which organically links the glass book bar, plank road, business and leisure corridor area and Baicao garden together with water system, allowing people to enjoy the fish and flowers while relaxing in this space. For the selection of vegetation in the Baicao Garden, the designer carefully designed it into an edible area and an ornamental area. The designer planted rosemary, thyme, basil, and edible mint that are edible in western food. Pleasing roses, lotuses, water lilies, buddha grass, etc. are planted in the viewing area, so that those who walk in can enjoy it, and it looks like a paradise.