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Shenzhen Zhaoxin Light Gallery

ShenzhenChina
2019-20201500sqm

The Project is located on Shennan Avenue, one of the busiest avenues of Shenzhen. The Light Gallery is designed to set a benchmark for the brand of Zhaoxin, which literately stands for Mega Prosperities. The main focus of the landscape design is to create an attractive corridor connecting Shennan Avenue and the Gallery.

Building on the existing narrow construction corridor is a huge challenge. We have to cooperate with the shops on east side, which cannot close for even one single day, reinforce the structure that will carry extra loading of aluminum panels, and re-apply the water proofing system to protect the new lighting system.

We create a perforated and water corrugated façade as the gate way of the first passage – the Dim Corridor. By wrapping the existing construction corridor with aluminum panels and lighting strips, the Dim Corridor becomes a time tunnel that brings the guests from the busiest avenue to the tranquil water courtyard.

While entering into the water courtyard, sun lights shine into the water ripples, through the diamond-shape screen and eventually reflects on the ceiling of the second passage – the Bright Corridor. With feature screen on one side and vertical planting on the other side, the Bright Corridor leads the guests to the gallery entrance. A feature contour-line chandelier demarcates the climax of the landscape journey.

We are trying all our best to work with nature, urban environment and the complicated infrastructure. As landscape architect, we always consider our works more than ordinary 3-dimensional space design. There is always the 4th dimensional tool we are using, especially for this project, the light and time.

  • ClientShenzhen Zhaoxin
  • ScopeConcept | Schematic | Design Development | Construction Review | Implementation
  • TeamBrandon Huang | Ken Qiu | Qianqian Zhu | Xibei Wu | Yongxun Wu | Junming Huang
  • PhotographerYu Lifeng
PUBLIC LANDSCAPE
Shenzhen Zhaoxin Light Gallery
ShenzhenChina
2019-20201500sqm