*베일 컨벤션 센터 [ me+ architect + Atelier tho.-A ] The Veil Convention Center

me+ architect + Atelier tho.-A-The Veil Convention Center

"더 베일"은 호치민시 북쪽 입구, 가장 매력적인 도심 대로에 위치하고 있으며 대도시의 맥락에서 눈에 띄는 흰색 걸작으로 설계되었습니다. 또한 다목적 국제 컨퍼런스 센터이기도 합니다. 컨셉은 결혼식에서 신부의 베일에서 영감을 받았습니다. 외부에서 보면 베일은 통로를 감싸고 구조물에 질감을 제공하는 수많은 분절적이고 감성적인 레이어를 가지고 있습니다. 내부에서는 아름다운 공간을 연출할 뿐만 아니라 피로연 공간을 극대화합니다. 그 결과 사람들이 행사 전 공간에 더 자주 참여하게 됩니다. 요즘 사람들은 주로 비슷한 건물에서 의식과 주요 행사를 치르기 때문입니다. translate by Deepl

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"The Veil" is located in Ho Chi Minh City's northern entryway, on the most attractive inner-city boulevard, and is designed to be a white masterpiece that stands out in the metropolitan context. It is also a multi-purpose international conference center.

The concept was inspired by the bride's veil in her wedding. From the outside, The Veil has numerous segmental, emotive layers that embrace the pathways and provide textures for the structure. From there, it not only creates a lovely space inside, but it also maximizes the reception area. As a result, people engage more frequently in the pre-event space. Because people nowadays mainly worry about the rituals and key events in similar buildings.

The main driving force behind this concept comes from the fact that the investor's operator made most of the decisions on their own and that the structural frame had been completed prior to our arrival. me+ Architects and ThoA are invited with an 11-month budget as decorators, giving the building a splendid cover, which is just a stage of an industrialized chain, but architects proposed a design rather than an interior covering. Back then, the project consisted of a built framework with an event room and reception hall ratio that was three times larger in closed areas than in open spaces. Therefore, there is no room for architects to improve the spatial experience; instead, the task at hand was to improve the buffer space that is already present and provide possibilities for people to interact prior to taking part in the main event at the White Palace ballroom while still ensuring not to affect the requirements raised by the investor.

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