木棉花·深圳湾精品酒店 Hotel Kapok Shenzhen Bay

2013-12-17 10:24:30

每天上下班都经过那里附近好像还有一个凯宾斯基酒店

2013-12-17 10:35:12

有点乱，设计一般

2013-12-17 10:50:48

很精致的，喜欢！{:16:}{:16:}{:16:}

2013-12-17 11:09:35

大厅的灯的造形有点乱了。

2013-12-17 11:10:10

不错顶起学习学习

2013-12-17 13:33:38

元素有点乱和多

2013-12-17 18:49:21

精品酒店，处处都是细节，大胆的装置艺术

2013-12-17 21:59:29

net.2004 发表于 2013-12-16 10:02
Celia chu台湾女设计师曾在tony chi那里工作

怪不得，有点TONY CHI的味道，但是手法上还不够精练，还有饰品减分不少

2013-12-17 22:02:27

这个是什么版本呀？感觉象汇报方案？

本帖最后由 charliexu 于 2014-2-7 22:26 编辑

[size=13.600000381469727px]Architects: Goettsch Partners
[size=13.600000381469727px]Location: Shenzhen, Guangdong, China
[size=13.600000381469727px]Year: 2012
[size=13.600000381469727px]Photographs: 1st Image

From the architect.[size=13.600000381469727px] Located adjacent to the Shenzhen Bay Sports Center athletic complex, the new Hotel Kapok, designed by Goettsch Partners (GP), is a 19-story boutique hotel with 242 rooms. The design attempts to provide the guest with a unique spatial quality that eliminates the cloistered and disorienting nature of typical hotel corridors. In response, a pinwheel plan was developed, allowing for corridors that end in vision glass with a punctuation of light and views. Additionally, four three-story atriums rhythmically ascend up and around the hotel core to drive light deeper into the floor plans while strategically organizing amenity areas vertically throughout the building. Each atrium is located to celebrate views that are best by direction and height: south and low, to the adjacent pedestrian plaza; east and high, to distant Hong Kong Bay; and north and west in the middle, for views of the surrounding athletic venues.

[size=13.600000381469727px]The hotel’s exterior expression is unique, clad entirely in high-performance glazing that is overlaid with a perforated metal scrim that provides shading and references the similar diamond-shaped pattern on the enclosure of the adjacent sports center. The four atrium facades are highly transparent, all-glass structures that reveal themselves on the outside as large voids in the scrim. A rooftop garden and restaurant offer expansive views of the city, bay and Hong Kong beyond, while the recessed entry court provides an intimate setting distinctly scaled for privacy from the neighboring sports arena.