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Baishaquan #157
Baishaquan #157
China
Finalist, 2020 A+Awards, Concepts - Plus - Architecture +Renovation
Project Featured on Nov 25, 2020
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Baishaquan #157
China
Finalist, 2020 A+Awards, Concepts - Plus - Architecture +Renovation
Project Featured on Nov 25, 2020
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Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2018
SIZE
5000 sqft - 10,000 sqft
BUDGET
$100K - 500K
The Baishaquan #157 is located in a neighborhood which has been upgraded from a typical surviving ‘urban village’ to a low-rise office development. The whole campus occupies 8.66 hectares, including 185 individual but uncharacteristic buildings, and each tenant could not only take advantage of the original site such as gradient greenery, appropriate scale, decent privacy/publicity or convenient commute, but also have a specific level of rights to renovate the property, creating more adaptive image for each firm. Therefore, once rented the 600 square meters Baishaquan #157 as a subsidiary company office, gad launched the process as the designer and the user. It is important to corporate with surroundings in a low-profile gesture, blending into the existing context. The original structure has been preserved, with updates of interior layout according to different functions, such as office, conference, kitchen, dining, even inhabitation. The building has extended bigger openings on the east side for the best scenery direction. Besides, two yards have been placed on different directions of the north and south, working together with the balconies on different levels, which hints the boundary of the site itself, as well as the intimate inside-outside connection. The most significant material contributing to the desired atmosphere would be the white perforated aluminum plate, wrapping the whole building to create semitransparent sense, encouraging natural ventilation at the same time. The vertical-sandwich-layer between the ‘screen’ and solid walls has been taken advantage of being mechanical space, which would present the interior a neat state and encourage a considerable clearance-height. Unique in outlooks, the Baishaquan #157 would continually function as a vivid office block.
Credits:
- Eduth - Facade Consultant - Xiangtao YANG
- gad - Lead Architect - Xuan WU
- gad - Plumbing - Bin ZHANG
- gad - Civil Engineering - Xiangming QI
- gad - Architect - Pei ZHOU
- gad - HAVC - Baojun YANG
- gad - Electrical - Baiqing LU
Credits:
- Eduth - Facade Consultant - Xiangtao YANG
- gad - Lead Architect - Xuan WU
- gad - Plumbing - Bin ZHANG
- gad - Civil Engineering - Xiangming QI
- gad - Architect - Pei ZHOU
- gad - HAVC - Baojun YANG
- gad - Electrical - Baiqing LU
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