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Yangpu Sales Office by Simone Wang

Yangpu Sales Office

Bronze A' Design Award Winner 2025

This double-height interior environment presents a sophisticated interplay of architectural elements and carefully curated spatial experiences, oriented from an elevated vantage point that reveals both horizontal expanse and vertical layering, scanning from left to right across the composition, the space unfolds through three distinct spatial zones that guide mental mapping, beginning at the left edge where floor-to-ceiling glazing, smooth and transparent as polished glass, extends the full height of the roughly twenty-foot-tall volume, this expansive window wall reveals a misty exterior landscape with soft-focused trees suggesting gentle daylight filtering through atmospheric haze, the light entering through this glazing reads as cool and diffused, like the soft illumination of an overcast morning, lacking harsh shadows or directional intensity, moving rightward into the foreground, the floor surface spans the width of the view in dark charcoal gray, smooth and polished as honed stone, its surface marked with delicate pale veining that catches and reflects the ambient light like hairline fractures in slate or the natural patterns of marble, this dark anchoring plane occupies perhaps the lower third of the composition, upon this floor in the immediate foreground left, two low rounded seating forms curve organically, upholstered in soft pale neutral fabric the warm tone of unbleached linen or cream wool, their sculptural profiles suggesting yielding comfort and inviting tactile engagement, between them a small circular side table in darker material creates functional punctuation, progressing into the middle ground, a narrow strip of vibrant green plants, living and lush as fresh spring grass, interrupts the dark flooring, introducing organic vitality and chromatic accent, these plants read as cool and moist, suggesting the scent of earth and growth, beyond this green threshold the dramatic vertical elements dominate the spatial experience, massive curved planes in ivory white and warm ecru descend from the ceiling in rhythmic intervals, these sculptural columns or suspended walls, smooth and matte as plaster or carefully finished composite material, create a cascading rhythm of solid and void, their surfaces catching light on convex outward-facing curves while receding into cool shadow on concave interior surfaces, the play of light across these forms creates gentle gradations from luminous cream highlights warmed by reflected light to cooler gray shadows in the protected recesses, suggesting the subtle warmth of indirect sunlight on architectural surfaces, the curved elements do not reach the floor but hover above it, creating apertures and passages that invite circulation and visual penetration, through these openings glimpses of background spaces emerge, including a mezzanine level with pale walls and what appears to be a circular display platform containing an architectural scale model, small white building forms clustered with touches of golden vegetation suggesting site planning or development proposals, the ceiling plane above flows in organic curves echoing the vertical elements below, its surface a continuous sweep of warm white that seems to float weightlessly, creating an enveloping spatial canopy, throughout the environment the material palette maintains restrained elegance, the smooth cool surfaces suggesting polished stone, refined plaster, and precisely fabricated architectural elements, the atmosphere reads as serene and hushed, the silence of a gallery or meditation space, air still and temperature neutral, the pristine condition and absence of human figures emphasizes the sculptural and architectural character of the space as a composed three-dimensional artwork, the overall impression conveys refined luxury through material quality and spatial generosity, contemporary innovation through fluid organic forms departing from orthogonal convention, and contemplative invitation through measured rhythm and phenomenological engagement with light, shadow, and proportion.

The project is located in a golf course in Danzhou, Hainan Province, with a unique natural environment, reflecting its "locality" as the only choice for space design. The aesthetics of mountains and seas and humanities and art are perfectly integrated into the space, enjoying the beauty of the bay, exploring the continuity and rebirth of natural aesthetics in the context of contemporary design, condensing time in the space, increasing the resort atmosphere in the space, and blooming in the new life aesthetics at the intersection of the sky and the ocean.