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Carlowitz&CO.
Carlowitz&CO.
Shanghai, China
Finalist, 2019 A+Awards, Commercial - Coworking Space
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Other Projects by RoarcRenew
Carlowitz&CO.
Shanghai, China
Finalist, 2019 A+Awards, Commercial - Coworking Space
Project Featured on Aug 21, 2019
Firm
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2017
SIZE
25,000 sqft - 100,000 sqft
BUDGET
$1M - 5M
RoarcRenew renovated the space of Carlowitz & Co., (third to fifth floor)located in Middle Jiangxi Road, into a unique co-working space. The original buildingwas built in 1898 with large natural stones and red ganged bricks. It was the biggest architecture among all public concession buildings in Shanghai. In recent years, it was reconstructed from the original wooden structure to a steel structured building. In this project, RoarcRenew kept the original structure, concrete walls and the architectural texture.
RoarcRenew’s design concept was to infuse a special historical and cultural ambiance into the space, as a response to the neo-gothic Holy Trinity Church standing opposite to this eclectic architecture, Carlowitz & Co. RoarcRenew re-designed the attic (fifth floor) with the idea of arch and axisymmetry, dividing the space into three parts: main lobby in the middle and two corridorson the sides. The desired depth of the shape and geometric aesthetics of the space formed a dialogue between the old and the new. The fishbone-like arches formed an array, connecting the inside andoutside, the past and the future. It is a solute to the Holy Trinity Church.
For the interior decoration, curved elements were largely applied to inherit the eclectic style, which is the proportion of tripartite construction and arc windows. The materials have three spatial layers: the first is the marble and terrazzo; the second is the soft wood and brick walls, and the third is the transparent glasses, which fully present the original building components and materials.
With respect for history, RoarcRenew seeks the possibilities of maintaining the unique ritual and field spirit of each space from the perspective of its own, so to relive history in the new architectual context.
Location: Shanghai, China
Project name: Carlowitz&CO.
Client: Mixpace Co-working
Architectual Firm: RoarcRenew
Website: www.roarc.cn
Contact e-mail: chinkowang@roarc.cn
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Lead Architect: Bai Zhenqi
Architects: Xue Leqian, Sheng Mengxuan, Peng Huiyang, Wang Shuang
Construction Engineer: WeiHua Xu
Mechatronic Design: Lu Yi
Photo credits: OscarLok
Project location: No.255, Middle Jiangxi Rd., Huang Pu District, Shanghai, China，200002
Completion Year: 2017
Project Floor Space：4200 ㎡
Design Duration：201607-201608
Construction Duration：201610-201701
Construction Team:Shanghai EMCC
Credits:
- Architect - Mengxuan Sheng
- Architect - Leqian Xue
- Lead Architect - Zhenqi Bai
- Architect - Shuang Wang
- Architect - Huiyang Peng
RoarcRenew’s design concept was to infuse a special historical and cultural ambiance into the space, as a response to the neo-gothic Holy Trinity Church standing opposite to this eclectic architecture, Carlowitz & Co. RoarcRenew re-designed the attic (fifth floor) with the idea of arch and axisymmetry, dividing the space into three parts: main lobby in the middle and two corridorson the sides. The desired depth of the shape and geometric aesthetics of the space formed a dialogue between the old and the new. The fishbone-like arches formed an array, connecting the inside andoutside, the past and the future. It is a solute to the Holy Trinity Church.
For the interior decoration, curved elements were largely applied to inherit the eclectic style, which is the proportion of tripartite construction and arc windows. The materials have three spatial layers: the first is the marble and terrazzo; the second is the soft wood and brick walls, and the third is the transparent glasses, which fully present the original building components and materials.
With respect for history, RoarcRenew seeks the possibilities of maintaining the unique ritual and field spirit of each space from the perspective of its own, so to relive history in the new architectual context.
Location: Shanghai, China
Project name: Carlowitz&CO.
Client: Mixpace Co-working
Architectual Firm: RoarcRenew
Website: www.roarc.cn
Contact e-mail: chinkowang@roarc.cn
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Lead Architect: Bai Zhenqi
Architects: Xue Leqian, Sheng Mengxuan, Peng Huiyang, Wang Shuang
Construction Engineer: WeiHua Xu
Mechatronic Design: Lu Yi
Photo credits: OscarLok
Project location: No.255, Middle Jiangxi Rd., Huang Pu District, Shanghai, China，200002
Completion Year: 2017
Project Floor Space：4200 ㎡
Design Duration：201607-201608
Construction Duration：201610-201701
Construction Team:Shanghai EMCC
Credits:
- Architect - Mengxuan Sheng
- Architect - Leqian Xue
- Lead Architect - Zhenqi Bai
- Architect - Shuang Wang
- Architect - Huiyang Peng
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