成都REGULAR源野_
成都
An interior courtyard precedent that integrates biophilic planting, exposed concrete, and glowing circular portals to organize sunken retail and public space.
- What we like about this project
- Deep circular wall cutouts feature intense warm perimeter lighting that reads like faux suns in a subterranean space.
Materials
- exposed-concrete
- timber
- stone
- glass
- planting
Visual identifiers
- central-tree
- exposed-concrete
- circular-illuminated-portals
- sunken-courtyard
Style tags
- contemporary
- biophilic
- brutalist-touch
- commercial
Visual tags
- biophilic-design
- sunken-plaza
- retail-interior
- daylight-atrium
- exposed-structure
- Geometry
- Semi-subterranean multi-level courtyard with overhead concrete beams, a central planted atrium, and storefronts lined along the perimeter.
- Facade system
- Glass storefronts set within raw cast-in-place concrete walls and timber frames.
- Structural guess
- Cast-in-place concrete frame with heavy transfer beams and slabs overhead.
- Spatial scale
- Double-height public courtyard scale with human-scaled retail frontages.
- Lighting
- Bright indirect daylight from an overhead cutout, contrasted with warm, glowing internal illumination from circular portal recesses and shopfronts.
- Atmosphere
- Serene yet active subterranean garden atmosphere blending raw concrete with warm lighting and lush foliage.
- Environmental context
- Semi-enclosed urban sunken courtyard functioning as a commercial interior public realm.
- Spatial experience
- The eye moves from the bright overhead opening and central greenery into the recessed, warm glow of circular portals and boutique storefronts.
- Composition rhythm
- Repeating circular light portals along the concrete wall balanced against the organic canopy of the central tree.
- Style reading
- Contemporary biophilic commercial interior
- Program
- Sunken commercial and cultural public space
- Perspective
- Interior Spatial
- Discipline
- architecture
- Materials
- exposed-concrete, timber, stone, glass, planting
- Visual identifiers
- central-tree, exposed-concrete, circular-illuminated-portals, sunken-courtyard
- Style tags
- contemporary, biophilic, brutalist-touch, commercial
- Visual tags
- biophilic-design, sunken-plaza, retail-interior, daylight-atrium, exposed-structure
- Geometry
- Semi-subterranean multi-level courtyard with overhead concrete beams, a central planted atrium, and storefronts lined along the perimeter.
- Facade system
- Glass storefronts set within raw cast-in-place concrete walls and timber frames.
- Structural guess
- Cast-in-place concrete frame with heavy transfer beams and slabs overhead.
- Spatial scale
- Double-height public courtyard scale with human-scaled retail frontages.
- Lighting
- Bright indirect daylight from an overhead cutout, contrasted with warm, glowing internal illumination from circular portal recesses and shopfronts.
- Atmosphere
- Serene yet active subterranean garden atmosphere blending raw concrete with warm lighting and lush foliage.
- Environmental context
- Semi-enclosed urban sunken courtyard functioning as a commercial interior public realm.
- Spatial experience
- The eye moves from the bright overhead opening and central greenery into the recessed, warm glow of circular portals and boutique storefronts.
- Composition rhythm
- Repeating circular light portals along the concrete wall balanced against the organic canopy of the central tree.
- Style reading
- Contemporary biophilic commercial interior
- Program
- Sunken commercial and cultural public space
- Perspective
- Interior Spatial
- Discipline
- architecture