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Showing posts with label SZXC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SZXC. Show all posts
Friday, June 6, 2014
New Publications
Middle of the year and our projects approach in several publications in China. Two new books have been published by artpower (www.artpower.com.cn), a major book publisher from Shenzhen: 'Innovative High Rise Buildings' features our award winning entry to the VNTA Headquarter. 'Inside/Outside Office Design IV' features our project SZXC.
© 2014, ice - ideas for contemporary environments
© 2014, ice - ideas for contemporary environments
Tuesday, October 29, 2013
VIP Club @ SZXC
We recently have been commissioned to design an extension to our office project in Shenzhen SZXC in form of a VIP Club with Wine Bar and Tea area. The project will go into construction early next year.
The project is sought to be a meeting place for clients beyond the office atmosphere, a more casual lounge for the after business meetings. The project will complete the program of the office as an holistic operational environment - even beyond the working hours.
Team: Ulrich Kirchhoff, Louise Low, Claudia Wigger, Isabella Ducoli, Eugenio Fontan, Jorge Gil Suarez, Satoshi Yamada
© 2013, ice - ideas for contemporary environments
Friday, March 16, 2012
Construction Log March: SZXC
We have announced it before. SZXC, a 1650 sqm office fit out is finally going to construction. With some delays due to Chinese New Year and many other obstacles we cannot control, the project has been out of our heads already. Even more so, we are looking forward to the upcoming construction.
A long term client of ours is moving into a bigger location. Due to the operational specifics of the company, the layout of the office has to be compartmentalized to a very high degree. Other than an open plan office or a combination office (half open plan and cubicles), this project required 36 rooms for not more than 3-4 people each: A huge challenge in terms of orientation and clarity of the space.
The challenge of the planning lead to the design concept of only using floor finish and ceiling lighting to create an orientation system through the office - lines that connect and separate guide the user from the lift lobby through corridors into the offices.
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