
Southern Red Army Three-Year Guerrilla War Memorial
SOUTHERN RED ARMY THREE-YEAR GUERRILLA WAR MEMORIAL
Huajian Group Shanghai Architectural Design & Research Institute
MANUFACTURERS
CSG
ENERGY SAVING
Bin Sun
LEAD ARCHITECTS
Chang Su, Lei Zuo
BIM
Wanping Wang, Wen Liu, Fanan Wu, Boyang Tu, Xiaolin Yang
INTERIOR DESIGN
Jiangxi Wenzhan Decorative Art Co. Ltd.
LANDSCAPE
Yu Zhou, Yuzhou Liu, Yue Dong
CONSTRUCTION
Shanxi Construction Engineering Sixth Construction Group Co. Ltd.
DESIGN TEAM
Chang Su, Ya Gong, Lei Zuo, Baiting Liu, Shaohui Yang, Yifei Shen, Huan Jin
ENGINEERING
Jun Yang, Gongwei Shi, Huanlong Li, Peide Chen, Yunqing Jiao, Qilan Cui
MECHANICAL & ELECTRICAL DESIGN
Hailiang Wang, Hong Qian, Jiangbo He, Yuanjun Xie, Fan Zhang, Mengyue Yu, Boli Yang
CLIENT
The People's Government of Dayu county,Ganzhou, Jiangxi
CURTAIN WALL
Taixi Zhu, Haiming Li
PHOTOGRAPHS
ACF
AREA
19116 M²
YEAR
2021
LOCATION
Ganzhou, China
CATEGORY
Memorial Center
Text description provided by architect.
Before get to the memorial hall, there is a mountain road composed of winding paths and steps.
The entrance plaza is divided by an oblique path and the sharp patterns, giving the plaza a heavy commemorative atmosphere.
After stepping on ten steps, the surrounding granite exterior walls gradually form a strong mass turning.
The light of the entire memorial hall is woven in various forms of dots, lines, and surfaces, composing connection at each node of the path.
As the starting point of the lobby, the criss-crossing lattice frame of skylights cuts the light to various changes falling into the main wall.
And the mottled light and shadow is projected on the end of the winding ramp, turning into a wonderful visual focus.
During the zigzag memorial path, a ray of light emerges in the dark space, which is created by the side walls and the wedge-shaped windows on the roof, giving visitors the light of hope in confusion.
In the last exhibition hall, the entire glass curtain wall brings the mountain scenery and brightens light in interior, and at the same time, the heavy mood of the visitors is suddenly released.
Stone and glass, as the two main materials of the memorial hall, implies suffering and misery in the war. The heavy stone, like successive difficulties, implies barriers and hardships, while the sharp wedge-shaped glass surface, cutting through the volume on the façade, symbolizes that various approaches, explored from difficulties, will eventually lead to freedom and light.
Through the change of material and volume, the strong antagonistic emotion and memorial meaning is embedded in the building, expressing a unique war memorial.
