Hangzhou architecture

Designed by architect Yan Pan (founder and director of SpActrum), the M2 Art Centre in Hangzhou is a multi-functional project that accommodates a variety of photo shoots, fashion shows, art exhibitions, and other live events. The impressively ethereal, otherworldly space is based on the concept of an inverted valley where gravity has been partially suspended. Inspired by the metaphor of an individual’s life journey and looking back on it with spiritual understanding, the designers have achieved a sophisticated complexity of curved geometries using GRC and GRC-created freeform surfaces.  SFAP The original M2 space is located on the plinth of a high-rise office building that previously contained a gym space with a swimmin... もっと見る

In Hangzhou, China, the Golong Wormhole by PINES ARCH is an experimental space for events and exhibitions. The space allows for flexible programming and a striking visual that represents the transformative brand of Golong, a beauty and wellness conglomerate.  Breeze Image-Guozhe The project comprises three interdependent interconnected gallery spaces with the wormhole, an immersive space that tied the galleries together, serving as the exhibition’s anchor point. The wormhole is the only part of the concept that is not rectilinear, instead featuring a sinuous geometry that undulates in a shell-like manner that suggests both motion and speed.   Breeze Image-Guozhe During events, the Wormhole can accommodate ap... もっと見る