Intangible Sound
Intangible Sound
HAS design and research
ARCHITECTS
Has Design And Research
HOST
Bi-city Biennale Of Urbanism╱architecture (Uabb), Xichong Sub-venue
CLIENT
Xichong Resort, Shenzhen Workers' Nursing Home
MANUFACTURERS
Nippon Color
DESIGN TEAM
Jenchieh Hung, Kulthida Songkittipakdee, Jiaqi Han
CURATOR
Jing Han, Handshake 302
CONSTRUCTOR
Shenzhen Fengzhiyu Public Art Co.ltd.
PHOTOGRAPHS
Bai Yu, Kintoo Photography
AREA
80 M²
YEAR
2019
LOCATION
Shenzhen, China
CATEGORY
Installations & Structure
Text description provided by architect.
The 2019 Bi-City Biennale of Urbanism╱Architecture (UABB) uses Urban Interactions as the theme of the exhibition, Aiming to explore new possibilities for future development through time and space.
The city of Shenzhen is also congenital with unique and diverse geographical resources, Where urban residents can experience the cliffs and coasts in one day.
By containing two natural sceneries in one city, it provides residents an experience of openness and freedom, with the Xichong Resort in Dapeng New District as the best example.
Surrounded by mountains, the visual landscape of Xichong Resort is open to the coastline, thus making this region a vessel for observing natural changes; therefore, the focus of the design is not to build a new structure, but to create a scenery lens to present daily views.
The original site of the project is a semi-arc viewing platform, with heavy railings and cold concrete ground, blocking the interaction of people and the sea.
The new construction operation emphasizes solidity and concealment with vertical lines, redefining the interface between the railings, and the sea; Horizontal lines enclose a smooth and clear space, creating a platform for interaction or dialogue with the ocean.
Before entering the pavilion, visitors pass through fences of different heights and spacing, thereby perceiving the distance from the seascape, which cherishes and nurtures for the scenery.
As entering the pavilion, the strings form an artistic scene through the curvilinear site; the scattered natural light, shadow, and the sound of wind together present a rhythm, providing an experience of the diversity and richness of the environment.
The design employs sturdy steel plates and delicate strings in combination with a special tensile structure.
Moreover, the sand dunes and stones are used in creating an interior landscape to present the most significant regional characteristics of the Xichong—vast mountain forests and floating coastlines.
