阿那亚公寓
上海
An exterior residential facade precedent by CASE PAVILION featuring a high-contrast ground level with deep red glazed tiles and glass blocks, paired with delicate white external egress stairs and continuous balconies.
- What we like about this project
- The slender, sculptural white spiral stair tower provides both critical egress and a dynamic visual anchor against the neutral upper facade.
Materials
- glazed-ceramic-tile
- glass-block
- metal
- concrete
- glass
Visual identifiers
- red-tile-base
- glass-block-wall
- external-spiral-stairs
- recessed-ground-floor
- open-balconies
Style tags
- contemporary
- tactile
- residential
- expressive-structure
Visual tags
- residential
- courtyard
- facade
- daylighting
- urban-housing
- permeability
- Geometry
- Low-angle eye-level view showing a stepped multi-story apartment facade featuring a recessed ground floor level, continuous upper balconies, and an external white circular stair tower.
- Facade system
- Combination of red ceramic tile cladding, glass block curtain walls, punched windows, and lightweight metal railings.
- Structural guess
- Reinforced concrete frame with infill walls and cantilevered slab balconies.
- Spatial scale
- Human scale at ground level with multi-story residential massing overhead; two children stand near the entrance for scale.
- Lighting
- Diffused overcast daylight providing soft illumination without harsh shadows, with warm artificial downlights under the ground-floor overhang.
- Atmosphere
- Calm, airy, and inviting residential atmosphere blending lush greenery with crisp architectural geometry.
- Environmental context
- Urban residential courtyard setting with a manicured lawn, mature trees, and pedestrian scale paving.
- Spatial experience
- Approaching from the green lawn and paved walkway, the transition from open grounds to the sheltered ground-floor storefronts and lobbies creates a welcoming, permeable residential interface.
- Composition rhythm
- Horizontal banding of balconies contrasts with the vertical accent of the tree trunk and the helical geometry of the egress stair.
- Style reading
- Contemporary residential architecture with expressive structural circulation and tactile material contrasts
- Program
- Residential apartment building
- Perspective
- Exterior Facade
- Discipline
- architecture
- Materials
- glazed-ceramic-tile, glass-block, metal, concrete, glass
- Visual identifiers
- red-tile-base, glass-block-wall, external-spiral-stairs, recessed-ground-floor, open-balconies
- Style tags
- contemporary, tactile, residential, expressive-structure
- Visual tags
- residential, courtyard, facade, daylighting, urban-housing, permeability
- Geometry
- Low-angle eye-level view showing a stepped multi-story apartment facade featuring a recessed ground floor level, continuous upper balconies, and an external white circular stair tower.
- Facade system
- Combination of red ceramic tile cladding, glass block curtain walls, punched windows, and lightweight metal railings.
- Structural guess
- Reinforced concrete frame with infill walls and cantilevered slab balconies.
- Spatial scale
- Human scale at ground level with multi-story residential massing overhead; two children stand near the entrance for scale.
- Lighting
- Diffused overcast daylight providing soft illumination without harsh shadows, with warm artificial downlights under the ground-floor overhang.
- Atmosphere
- Calm, airy, and inviting residential atmosphere blending lush greenery with crisp architectural geometry.
- Environmental context
- Urban residential courtyard setting with a manicured lawn, mature trees, and pedestrian scale paving.
- Spatial experience
- Approaching from the green lawn and paved walkway, the transition from open grounds to the sheltered ground-floor storefronts and lobbies creates a welcoming, permeable residential interface.
- Composition rhythm
- Horizontal banding of balconies contrasts with the vertical accent of the tree trunk and the helical geometry of the egress stair.
- Style reading
- Contemporary residential architecture with expressive structural circulation and tactile material contrasts
- Program
- Residential apartment building
- Perspective
- Exterior Facade
- Discipline
- architecture