Superimpose Architecture was commissioned to design an extremely exclusive members club and a hidden in-house wine cellar within the Genesis Community — "Beijing's newest and most high-end tower developments." The space that Superimpose Architecture worked with consisted of two main parts — one was the client's private office space, while the other was to house the private club, where meetings would be held and where valuable wine and tea would be stored.
Upon entering the area, members are met by spectacular views of the city and a golden stainless steel element that reflects the skyline. The secret in-house wine cellar is hidden in a segment of the central divider that is "constructed with dark mirrored glass."
Photo Credits: Marc Goodwin
Stylish In-House Wine Cellars
Superimpose Architecture Created an Abode for a Wine Connoisseur
Trend Themes
1. Exclusive Members Clubs - Opportunity to create exclusive, upscale gathering spaces for high-end clientele.
2. Hidden In-house Wine Cellars - Innovation in designing secret and unique storage spaces for valuable wine collections.
3. Mirror Glass Construction - Exploration of dark mirrored glass as a material in architectural design for hidden structures.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture & Design - Development of unique and visually striking spaces for clients in the luxury sector.
2. Hospitality - Creation of exclusive members clubs and high-end gathering spaces to cater to discerning clientele.
3. Wine & Spirits - Advancements in hidden wine cellars and storage solutions to enhance the wine collecting experience.