China's Dalian Int'l Conference Center Looks Like It's From Mars
Going Like Sixty — February 9, 2009 — Art & Design
References: coop-himmelblau.at
The Chinese are forging ahead with spectacular public buildings. Most recent is the Dalian International Conference Center in Shenzen, China. The building is open with floating spaces and soft surfaces. Performance stages are 15 meters above the grand entrance.
Smaller conference spaces are arranged around the perimeter and connected to the conference center via short traffic spaces. All interior spaces have direct exterior lights, and the main entrance will eventually connect to the new cruise ship terminal.
Smaller conference spaces are arranged around the perimeter and connected to the conference center via short traffic spaces. All interior spaces have direct exterior lights, and the main entrance will eventually connect to the new cruise ship terminal.
Trend Themes
1. Spectacular Public Buildings - Opportunity for architects to push the boundaries of creativity and design and create buildings that are not just functional but also aesthetically stunning.
2. Floating Spaces - Opportunity for designers to create unique floating spaces that challenge traditional architectural norms and offer a dynamic user experience.
3. Direct Exterior Lights - Opportunity for lighting designers to incorporate direct exterior lights which can enhance the beauty of the building at night and provide an immersive experience for visitors.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - Architects can develop new technologies to create breathtaking structures and revolutionize the field of architecture.
2. Design - Designers can explore new materials and building techniques to create floating spaces that are sustainable, while also providing a unique experience for users.
3. Lighting - Lighting manufacturers can create innovative lighting solutions that can be incorporated into exterior architecture and provide functional as well as aesthetic benefits.
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