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Courtyard Public SpaceCourtyard Public SpaceCourtyard Public Space is an innovative architectural design concept that reimagines traditional Chinese courtyard aesthetics within contemporary residential environments, specifically exemplified by a 600-square-meter public space implementation in Shenyang, China. This sophisticated design approach draws profound inspiration from the traditional three-entry home concept in Chinese architecture, orchestrating a spiritual journey through carefully crafted spatial sequences of outer court, inner courtyard, and inner house. The design masterfully incorporates essential Chinese garden elements including bridges, pools, gables, tea rooms, and plum blossoms, creating a harmonious blend of cultural heritage and modern functionality. The space features a distinctive water promenade that symbolically represents the journey homeward, while the thoughtful integration of installation art, such as the Bamboo Sound piece, reinforces connections to Chinese cultural traditions. This award-winning design, recognized with a Bronze A' Design Award in the Interior Space, Retail and Exhibition Design category, demonstrates exceptional spatial organization through its three-tiered progression: beginning with a welcoming lobby and gallery space, transitioning through a contemplative promenade designed for spiritual reflection, and culminating in a warm, residential atmosphere. The project, completed in 2019, exemplifies how public spaces can successfully merge practical functionality with cultural significance, creating an environment that transcends mere transitional space to become a meaningful journey that connects residents with their cultural heritage while providing a serene transition between public and private realms. Author: Adam Dawson Keywords: public space design, Chinese courtyard architecture, residential community planning, cultural heritage integration, spatial journey design, contemporary architectural adaptation SOURCES: |
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