
3雅莹集团本部中心室内空间
上海
An interior precedent for corporate headquarters combining raw architectural concrete, a sculptural spiral stair, and warm timber detailing to balance monumental scale with refined corporate hospitality.
- What we like about this project
- The integrated continuous handrail lighting tracing the curved underside of the concrete stair.
Materials
- exposed-concrete
- timber
- terrazzo
- glass
- plaster
Visual identifiers
- spiral-staircase
- exposed-concrete
- round-columns
- timber-wall-paneling
- terrazzo-flooring
Style tags
- contemporary
- brutalist-touch
- refined-minimalism
Visual tags
- corporate-headquarters
- monumental-stairs
- brutalist-elements
- minimalist-interior
- double-height
- Geometry
- A double-height open-plan volume anchored by a central monolithic spiral stair and rhythmically spaced circular concrete columns supporting a raw exposed-concrete waffle or flat slab ceiling.
- Structural guess
- Concrete flat slab supported by circular cast-in-place columns.
- Spatial scale
- Expansive double-height corporate interior; the heavy circular columns and central stair command the floorplate.
- Lighting
- A mix of recessed surface downlights, concealed linear slot coves, and diffused vertical glazing daylight creates an even, clean gallery-like illumination across rough concrete and white plaster.
- Atmosphere
- Calm, monumental, and tactile, contrasting raw concrete surfaces with sleek white plaster and warm wood.
- Environmental context
- Controlled corporate headquarters interior environment in Shanghai, with perimeter floor-to-ceiling glass filtered by white drapery.
- Spatial experience
- The eye is drawn along the sweeping curve of the concrete stair as it transitions from the polished ground level up to the mezzanine, framed by warm wood paneling and diffused perimeter lighting.
- Composition rhythm
- Vertical rhythm set by round columns and timber wall slats intersecting with the horizontal planes of the polished floor and board-formed ceiling.
- Style reading
- Contemporary brutalist-refined corporate interior
- Program
- Corporate headquarters lobby and circulation hall
- Perspective
- Interior Spatial
- Discipline
- interior
- Materials
- exposed-concrete, timber, terrazzo, glass, plaster
- Visual identifiers
- spiral-staircase, exposed-concrete, round-columns, timber-wall-paneling, terrazzo-flooring
- Style tags
- contemporary, brutalist-touch, refined-minimalism
- Visual tags
- corporate-headquarters, monumental-stairs, brutalist-elements, minimalist-interior, double-height
- Geometry
- A double-height open-plan volume anchored by a central monolithic spiral stair and rhythmically spaced circular concrete columns supporting a raw exposed-concrete waffle or flat slab ceiling.
- Structural guess
- Concrete flat slab supported by circular cast-in-place columns.
- Spatial scale
- Expansive double-height corporate interior; the heavy circular columns and central stair command the floorplate.
- Lighting
- A mix of recessed surface downlights, concealed linear slot coves, and diffused vertical glazing daylight creates an even, clean gallery-like illumination across rough concrete and white plaster.
- Atmosphere
- Calm, monumental, and tactile, contrasting raw concrete surfaces with sleek white plaster and warm wood.
- Environmental context
- Controlled corporate headquarters interior environment in Shanghai, with perimeter floor-to-ceiling glass filtered by white drapery.
- Spatial experience
- The eye is drawn along the sweeping curve of the concrete stair as it transitions from the polished ground level up to the mezzanine, framed by warm wood paneling and diffused perimeter lighting.
- Composition rhythm
- Vertical rhythm set by round columns and timber wall slats intersecting with the horizontal planes of the polished floor and board-formed ceiling.
- Style reading
- Contemporary brutalist-refined corporate interior
- Program
- Corporate headquarters lobby and circulation hall
- Perspective
- Interior Spatial
- Discipline
- interior