תכנון חנות הדגל של חברת Huawei בשנגחאי
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Project name: Huawei TKL Flagship Store
Client: Huawei
Location: Shanghai, China
Building surface: 1,810 m2
Building volume: 1,810 m2
Architect: UNStudio
Team: Ben van Berkel, Hannes Pfau, Garett Hwang with Johnny Chan, Sungmi Hyun, Tony Hu, Joe Mak, Phyllis Cheung, Ana Castaingts Gomez, Kan Tong and Diego Ramirez Leon, Raina Lin, Gary Huang, Guomin Lin
Status: Completed
Photograph: Wen Studio, Huawei
UNStudio שיתפה פעולה עם Huawei, חלוצה סינית מובילה בטכנולוגיית מידע ותקשורת ומוצרים חכמים, כדי לעצב את חנות הדגל החדשה שלהם בשנגחאי. המטרה היא ליצור חווית לקוח מובחנת ומונעת משתמש.עבודה בשיתוף פעולה הדוק עם צוות העיצוב של Huawei, UNStudio נענה לאתגר זה על ידי תכנון קונספט עשיר בחוויה המפגישה בין אנשים, טבע וטכנולוגיה ונותנת מענה להעדפות הצרכנים.
Photo Credit: ©Wen Studio HDR
Photo Credit: ©Wen Studio HDR
The Living Forest of Harmony
Inspired by nature and Huawei’s ‘Harmony’ operating system, the geometry of the two-storey Huawei Taikoo Li flagship store is based on biophilic forms that seamlessly transition from outside to inside. Throughout the exterior and interior of the store, high performance, certified and recycled materials are adopted to reduce environmental damage and sustain the lifetime of the building, while detachable prefabricated systems are applied on the floors and ceilings.
Advanced ventilation systems and real-time monitoring are used throughout the store to ensure high indoor air quality and greenery is added to create a pleasant environment for customers and visitors alike.
Referencing the recursive dynamics of growth within natural structures, the design reflects the algorithm that echoes Huawei's polar codes technology. Across the facade, petal-like features appear at different stages of growth, evolving in scale and rotation, to form an integrated geometric system that combines the brand with nature and technology.
Photo Credit::©Huawei
Photo Credit::©Huawei
Photo Credit::©Huawei
Photo Credit::©Huawei
The recursive petal facade
The main facade of the flagship store forms a symbolic gateway to Taikoo Li, Qiantan. Alongside the colour and material choices, the unfolding composition creates a distinct identity and welcoming gesture to visitors. The stems of the petals obscure the structural mullions of the glazing to compose a frameless glass front that maximises visibility and enables natural light to flood deep inside the store. In the evening, lighting elements embedded into the petal’s edges cast a soft glow across the facade and activate the frontage.
Referencing the recursive dynamics of growth within natural structures, the design reflects the algorithm that echoes Huawei's polar codes technology. Across the facade, petal-like features appear at different stages of growth, evolving in scale and rotation, to form an integrated geometric system that combines the brand with nature and technology.
Photo Credit::©Huawei
Photo Credit::©Huawei
Photo Credit::©Huawei
Photo Credit::©Huawei
The recursive petal facade
The main facade of the flagship store forms a symbolic gateway to Taikoo Li, Qiantan. Alongside the colour and material choices, the unfolding composition creates a distinct identity and welcoming gesture to visitors. The stems of the petals obscure the structural mullions of the glazing to compose a frameless glass front that maximises visibility and enables natural light to flood deep inside the store. In the evening, lighting elements embedded into the petal’s edges cast a soft glow across the facade and activate the frontage.
The south-facing facade is composed of an undulating floor-to-ceiling glass surface that blurs the boundary between the store’s interior and the outside public space. Seating elements and greenery placed within the meandering glass shopfront further merge inside and outside.
The interior
A key feature, the spiraling ‘Tree of Harmony’, continues the aesthetic of the exterior facade into the store. Also visible from outside, this element anchors the main entrance area, serving as a traffic generator from both the interior and the exterior. It further enables vertical circulation by diverting foot traffic to the staircase from the main atrium to the second floor. This tree feature is also designed to facilitate interactive experiences through AR: visitors are able to have a sensory experience of nature through sight, sound and smell.
The interior
A key feature, the spiraling ‘Tree of Harmony’, continues the aesthetic of the exterior facade into the store. Also visible from outside, this element anchors the main entrance area, serving as a traffic generator from both the interior and the exterior. It further enables vertical circulation by diverting foot traffic to the staircase from the main atrium to the second floor. This tree feature is also designed to facilitate interactive experiences through AR: visitors are able to have a sensory experience of nature through sight, sound and smell.
The interior of the store is characterised by fluid circulation and a colour palette of warm, pure tones. This palette was deployed to unify the spaces, with ivory ceilings and floors and columns clad in wood and GRC. The product display tables are also made from wood and are accompanied throughout the store by complementary coloured furniture.
In addition to the centrally located key product display avenues, two different kinds of experiential zones are fluidly interwoven throughout the two-story store. The ‘Signature Experience’ zones offer featured exhibits and services, while the five ‘Consumer Full Scenario Experience’ zones enable interaction with Huawei’s products – which range from smart watches to smart cars - and encourage people to fully experience how connectivity will seamlessly integrate AI into every aspect of their daily lives.
Photo Credit::©Huawei
Photo Credit::©Huawei
Photo Credit: ©Wen Studio HDR
A multi-functional community space
The new Shanghai flagship store is designed as a flexible, user-centric interface that provides stimulating, multi-faceted experiences to Huawei’s customers. It enables the pioneering tech company to identify and test the current and future needs and habits of its customers and create its own community within the store.
Both floors are punctuated with spaces for gathering, relaxing and sharing. The HUAWEI Community area is open to all visitors and can be configured flexibly depending on events. Here visitors can take part in Huawei’s public lectures, cultural activities and fitness and health classes.
A café is located across from the lecture and event space, where customers can relax while awaiting after-sale services. In addition, an ‘In Real Life’ area serves to provide space for work and leisure activities. The brand gallery and brand wall by the south entrance provide an interface between the brand and the consumers. Here, Huawei’s evolving history and brand milestones are commemorated and a further break-out space is provided.
In addition to the centrally located key product display avenues, two different kinds of experiential zones are fluidly interwoven throughout the two-story store. The ‘Signature Experience’ zones offer featured exhibits and services, while the five ‘Consumer Full Scenario Experience’ zones enable interaction with Huawei’s products – which range from smart watches to smart cars - and encourage people to fully experience how connectivity will seamlessly integrate AI into every aspect of their daily lives.
Photo Credit::©Huawei
Photo Credit::©Huawei
Photo Credit: ©Wen Studio HDR
A multi-functional community space
The new Shanghai flagship store is designed as a flexible, user-centric interface that provides stimulating, multi-faceted experiences to Huawei’s customers. It enables the pioneering tech company to identify and test the current and future needs and habits of its customers and create its own community within the store.
Both floors are punctuated with spaces for gathering, relaxing and sharing. The HUAWEI Community area is open to all visitors and can be configured flexibly depending on events. Here visitors can take part in Huawei’s public lectures, cultural activities and fitness and health classes.
A café is located across from the lecture and event space, where customers can relax while awaiting after-sale services. In addition, an ‘In Real Life’ area serves to provide space for work and leisure activities. The brand gallery and brand wall by the south entrance provide an interface between the brand and the consumers. Here, Huawei’s evolving history and brand milestones are commemorated and a further break-out space is provided.
Photo Credit: ©Wen Studio HDR
Photo Credit: ©Wen Studio HDR
Photo Credit: ©Wen Studio HDR
Photo Credit: ©Wen Studio HDR
Photo Credit: ©Wen Studio HDR
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