Exhibition Center

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Designer: Güneş Duman Gürbüz Design Type: Exhibition Center Classification: Interior

Celestone

The exhibition hall aims to create an atmosphere different from a traditional gallery environment. This project intends to reinterpret the relationship between art and the natural world. Functioning as both an exhibition and social space, the space extends its exhibitions into an integrated cafe area. Visitors can interact with digital artworks while drinking or gathering with friends. Combining natural aesthetics with screens, the project offers an environment where art and nature intersects.

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Designer: QIDI DESIGN GROUP Design Type: Exhibition Center Classification: Architecture

Dragon Bay

The Dragon Bay seeks the harmony between architecture and site. The principle is to focus on the potential of site transformation, seek the integration of artificial and natural transition. Pure and concise landscape techniques and the minimalism strategy, the perfect integration of nature. The creative of seven themes, including Initiatory journey, forest in the shuttle, canyon within exploration, green walk, mystery valley, star river, and play in the lost land. Respect the topography and rational use, collect community rainwater, build a community sponge city system.

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Designer: Dongmei Zhao Design Type: Exhibition Center Classification: Interior

Planet 0238

Planet 0238 is an exhibition center with an interstellar exploration theme, covering 1800 square meters in Chongqing, China. The design combines display with retail and includes a reception area, a negotiation area and a coffee bar. A long winding light strip on the ceiling marks the route through the space. The floor recalls the gray surface of a distant planet. Black marble tabletops contrast with off-white sofas, and curved forms soften the boundaries of the rooms. Mirror finishes reflect light to suggest a wide starry sky.

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Designer: Zhubo Design Design Type: Exhibition Center Classification: Architecture

Yueyun Teahouse

Yueyun Teahouse is a community center set between the mountains and the sea in Xiamen. The building form follows the Fibonacci spiral, also known as the golden spiral, and is controlled by the golden ratio. The final shape resembles a conch shell and responds to the coastal setting. A curved full glass curtain wall makes the ground level visually transparent and lets sunlight and air enter. A covered bridge finished in metal panels contrasts with the garden and forms a visual center. About 1000 aluminum plates of different sizes were joined to shape the thin spiral.

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Designer: Haobo Wei & Jingsong Xie Design Type: Exhibition Center Classification: Architecture

A Monument Without Words

A Monument Without Words is a cultural and visitor centre located on the Cuisuba grassland in Guizhou, China. The centre stands on a mountain plateau at an altitude of nearly 2,000 metres, surrounded by highland meadows and mountains. The building form recalls a traditional altar of the Yi people, the local indigenous community, and a system of skylights creates a dialogue with the sky. The structure is built with a concrete frame and uses local sandstone, concrete and stained glass. The three floors serve both visitors and the local community.

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Designer: Liliang Shan Design Type: Exhibition Center Classification: Interior

Wanda City

Lanzhou Wanda City is an exhibition center in Lanzhou, China. The interior covers 3000 square meters and includes a reception hall and a sales area. The design draws on the local Danxia landform and on the silk and brocade traditions of the city. Smooth curves, layered geometric forms and refined materials create a calm and elegant atmosphere. A champagne gold railing on the second floor is set against a large white background. Stepped walls extend into the canopy above the sand table, and lighting lines run along both sides of the escalator.

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Designer: Kelly Lin Design Type: Exhibition Center Classification: Interior

Yingcheng Zhongcui

Yingcheng Zhongcui is an exhibition center for a hot spring resort in Xiaogan, Hubei Province, China. The interior covers 723 square meters and follows the layout of the architecture, with halls in four directions for reception, negotiation, recreation and interaction. Gypsum gray and natural wood colors dominate the space. Wood, stone, hessian, bamboo and rattan are used, with rustic wooden chairs, a polished marble table and rattan handicrafts. Overhead, a chandelier combines branches and bubble-like acrylic lamps. The design joins local cultural elements with modern methods.

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Designer: Muchuan Xu Design Type: Exhibition Center Classification: Interior

Nam Kwong Building

Exhibition Center of Nam Kwong Building is an interior design for a property exhibition space in Zhuhai. The space covers about 950 square meters and includes a sand table display, a negotiation area and a VIP reception. Blue grey tones, grey oak pattern veneer and bronze metallic colors are combined through different textures and materials. Forest plants are placed among black stainless steel lines. The design refers to the idea of a vertical forest. The intent is to offer a calm and green place within a busy city.

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Designer: Yu Qiang Design Type: Exhibition Center Classification: Interior

Prince Plaza

Shenzhen Prince Plaza is an exhibition center located on the 25th floor of an office building in Shenzhen. The space covers about 16000 square feet and is arranged as an open, surrounding exhibition area. A glass wall divides the space and acts as a luminous installation. Palissandro blue marble, stone, aluminum and glass form the main materials. Metal cutting and lighting effects make the interior lighter and more transparent. Three viewing platforms link the city with the surrounding mountains and water. Small open desks replace large traditional desks to support interaction.

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Designer: CHUN YING LAI Design Type: Exhibition Center Classification: Interior

Hi Q

Hi Q Brown Algae Life Square is an exhibition center in Songshan District, Taipei City, Taiwan. The two-story venue connects an exhibition and sales area, a restaurant, classrooms and research offices. Fresh ingredients, facial masks, health supplements and pet products are sold in the first floor experience area. Gentle colors and organic curved lines suggest the flow of the sea. The walls are finished with a diatomite imitation coating, and the wooden ceiling forms flowing curves. Wooden shapes hung on steel bars recall brown algae molecules.

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Designer: Robin, Wang Design Type: Exhibition Center Classification: Interior

Poly Longmen Plaza

Deconstruction of Door is an exhibition and sales center for a real estate developer, located in Foshan, China. The design is based on the Chinese character for door, which marks an entrance and a change of scene. The strokes of the character are separated and rebuilt into a new structure. Beech wood parts are joined by mortise and tenon and held by extra fixing devices. Linear lights are inlaid into the columns. Wood, glass and light shape the ceiling, the podium, the walls and a display table. The two floors cover 5801 square feet and also serve as a shop for cultural products.

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Designer: Chuan Wang Design Type: Exhibition Center Classification: Architecture

Lamborghini Zhengzhou

Lamborghini Exhibition Center is a car exhibition building completed in 2019 in Zhengzhou, China. The building covers 1030 square meters and holds four main areas: a new car exhibition space, a sales and service shop, a VIP lounge and a management office. The form is shaped by a twisting volume based on 60 degree angles, inspired by the lines of sports cars. A continuous revolving facade uses parallelograms and triangles, integrating the windows into one surface. A visual corridor between the two floors reduces the visual weight of the volume on the small site.

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