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Tenacious yet pliant art pieces cut through the centre, forcing an unexpected flow of traffic inside the space. HAUS SHANGHAI’s 3rd floor presents a large exhibition space featuring Gentle Monster’s curated media art exhibitions and collaboration pop-ups.
As mentioned earlier, we’ve built strong relationships with companies like NGV and Ooh Media, which give us a consistent flow of materials. It’s all about being resourceful and making connections to keep the materials in circulation. So, in a way, this project flowed more smoothly and naturally compared to our usual process.
The design team’s initial focus, true to the client’s vision, was on simplifying the internal volumes to create openness and flow, allowing natural light to permeate the showroom. It provides visitors with a real-world canvas to see, touch, and feel the textures and finishes of Kährs wood products in a curated setting.
The winner of this award, Taiwanese designer Lai Hanyu, will receive a cash prize of 200,000 NTD for “Stormwater Membrane System,” a conceptual design for a water collection and circulation system integrated into the facades of urban buildings.
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