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BIM Architecture: Exploring Celestial Influences in the "Space" Stone Exhibition Hall by Li Zhenjie

Design Philosophy

Since the dawn of human construction, architecture and stone have shared a deep and intricate connection. This stone exhibition hall project is designed not only to showcase the rich colors, textures, and unique characteristics of various stones but also to emphasize the tactile expression of the materials themselves, inspiring visitors’ visual and sensory associations.

The design approach breaks away from traditional stone display methods by blending creative inspiration with modern artistic arrangements. It aims to express the distinct personalities of each stone in a sensory and dynamic way through the exhibition hall’s facade, element forms, color schemes, and lighting.

The creative concept draws from the idea of space to unify design elements. The exhibition hall embraces the principle of exploring subtle relationships between stone materials from a fresh perspective. Imagine yourself in the vast expanse of the universe, where your body feels minuscule compared to the massive, suspended, and moving celestial bodies. This contrast highlights the shifting colors and delicate textures of these celestial forms, allowing us to experience the tension and impact of the “materials.” Every design detail is carefully crafted to create a unique visual language where form, color, and texture together convey the individuality of each stone.

Interpretation of Creation

The design incorporates symbolic segmentation to delineate various functional zones while preserving an open spatial flow. Varied ceiling heights, combined with strategic lighting and furniture placement, define these zones clearly. Abstract, geometric forms naturally emerge and become focal points within the space.

Departing from traditional standards, the stone samples vary in size and shape and are arranged in a staggered layout. This approach creates a dynamic visual rhythm of density and dispersion that enhances the overall experience.

BIM Architecture | The impact of celestial changes, 'Space' Stone Exhibition Hall/Li Zhenjie

▲ Entrance

BIM Architecture | The impact of celestial changes, 'Space' Stone Exhibition Hall/Li Zhenjie

▲ Entrance

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BIM Architecture | The impact of celestial changes, 'Space' Stone Exhibition Hall/Li Zhenjie

▲ Exhibition Area

BIM Architecture | The impact of celestial changes, 'Space' Stone Exhibition Hall/Li Zhenjie

▲ Large Panel Display Area

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BIM Architecture | The impact of celestial changes, 'Space' Stone Exhibition Hall/Li Zhenjie

▲ Conference Area

The negotiation area serves as a private functional space within the exhibition hall. It is designed to offer a comfortable setting for discussions while blending seamlessly with the overall atmosphere. Inspired by the concept of a “spacecraft,” this area embodies the themes of protection and exploration. It takes the form of a luminous cube nestled into a corner of the hall, creating an independent yet accessible space that allows for smooth scene transitions.

The spacecraft-inspired negotiation room also provides a visual contrast through a “light and dark” interplay with the entrance, adding emphasis to the exterior facade.

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▲ Negotiation Room

The design highlights the harmony between stone and the various materials used throughout the interior. The focus is on balancing the patterns, colors, textures, sizes, and appearances to create a cohesive rhythm. The interior predominantly uses neutral tones such as black, white, and gray to temper the vibrant and colorful stone displays.

Multiple scattered light sources enhance the spacious feel of the hall while adding a subtle artistic ambiance.

BIM Architecture | The impact of celestial changes, 'Space' Stone Exhibition Hall/Li Zhenjie

▲ Exhibition and Conference Area

Project Information

Project Name: Sidney Stone Exhibition Hall

Interior Design Firm: Fuzhou Panzhou Design Consulting Co., Ltd.

Designer: Li Zhenjie

Location: Xiyingmen Building Materials Plaza, No. 293 Lianjiang North Road, Jin’an District, Fuzhou City

Project Type: Tooling Exhibition Hall

Area: 98 square meters

Completion Date: September 10, 2019

Photographer: Kobe

Materials: Water ripple stainless steel (Aoshenghuo), marble (Sidney), water-based coating

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