Exhibition Space

Explore 6 award-winning designs tagged Exhibition Space on Design Ambient.

Brand: Biwei Zhu Design: Exhibition Space Tag: Interior

Discovery

Discovery and Exploration is an exhibition space for recent archaeological findings from Shaanxi, China. About 500 artifacts, dating from prehistory to the Tang Dynasty, are shown in an area of 485 square meters with a height of 2.7 meters. Grids of 10 by 10 centimeters and 30 by 30 centimeters are used as a visual language, referring to the squares drawn by archaeological excavators. The grid helps visitors read the scale of each object in the dense display. Copper structures of different sizes were produced in advance to fix the objects safely on the walls.

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Brand: Farnear International Design Center Design: Exhibition Space Tag: Interior

NewForm

NewForm is a showroom interior for an Italian bathroom product brand, covering 224 square meters in Shanghai. The design follows the brand idea of origin in nature. The plan and the visitor route are based on an alternation of light and dark, dividing the store into several linked spaces. A circular room holds a hanging art installation called Dance of Water, which resembles a water drop under the lights. A small arched window with Chinese bamboo frames a living landscape. A dark green wall and green plants run through the gallery area, where products are shown in varied settings.

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Brand: Yang Yuewen Design: Exhibition Space Tag: Interior

Palace of Time

Palace of Time is an exhibition space created for a furniture brand. The space serves as a product display and also as a large sculpture, and its form creates strong visual tension. Artistic texture paint is applied to the surfaces to create a classical atmosphere. Decorative ornaments are placed with care so that every corner of the site attracts attention. The hall measures 21 meters in length, 14 meters in width and 5 meters in height. Each component, including the walls and the roof, was made in a factory workshop and then transported to the site for assembly.

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Brand: TIEN WUN LI Design: Exhibition Space Tag: Interior

Simbalion Art Studio

Simbalion Art Studio is an exhibition space in Taoyuan City, Taiwan, completed in July 2020. The interior presents the history of a stationery brand and its production process. A large interactive installation at the entrance allows visitors to make a colored pen with one click. Further areas include a graffiti zone where the walls can be painted, a darkroom for luminous pen drawing and two workshop classrooms. Pure white surfaces recall blank paper, and the high ceiling carries fine grids of fireproof metal shaped like dancing paper.

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Brand: 5+2 STUDIO Design: Exhibition Space Tag: Interior

KP.A

KP.A is an exhibition space of about 1000 square meters located in Hefei, China. The design presents houses, chairs and other daily necessities as basic living needs rather than luxury goods. Cubes of varying volume divide the interior into areas with different functions and create free movement paths. Wood is used across large surfaces to recall the grain fields that once covered the site. Simple forms, restrained colour and clear light and shadow reduce the commercial tone of the venue and create a calm atmosphere.

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Brand: Bennet Marburger Design: Exhibition Space Tag: Interior

Computer College

Computer College is an interior renovation project for the College of Computer Science and Technology at Zhejiang University. The renovated area covers 900 square meters and includes a multi-functional exhibition hall, a conference room, a show room and other public spaces. The exhibition hall and the conference room use a light scheme with white metal panels and grey terrazzo. The show room follows a dark scheme with anthracite metal panels and linear LED light strips. Exhibition panels, screens and cabinets are integrated into the walls to keep the main areas free.

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