*커먼 스페이스 [ NEME Studio Architects ] Common Space (Renovation of Qing Dynasty Paw
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NEME Studio Architects-Common Space (Renovation of Qing Dynasty Pawnshop in Bijiang Ancient Village)
이번 프로젝트는 순더 베이자오진 비장 고대 마을의 청더 공원과 비장 초등학교 옆에 위치한다. 거의 20년 가까이 사용하지 않았던 청나라 말기의 전당포 창고 건물을 재활용 한다. 다양한 분야의 사람들과 함께 문화공간을 시작했고, 펀드를 조성하여 앞으로는 지속적인 지역문화활동을 지원하는 공간으로 제공될 예정이다.
The project is located next to Chengde Park and Bijiang Elementary School in the ancient village of Bijiang, Beijiao Town, Shunde. The project site is an abandoned pawnshop storage building from the late Qing Dynasty, which has been unused for nearly 20 years. We initiated the Common Space with young friends from different industries, and after receiving support from the fund, we rented the pawnshop in the hope that it would become a space that is open and able to host different community activities in the future.
The open nature of the team clashes with the defensive attributes of the pawnshop storage building in terms of its architectural design. Features such as a 5-meter high, half meter thick red sandstone wall, narrow and tall doorways, and more than a meter of elevation difference between the interior and the park create an experience that feels like entering a fortress or a hidden chamber, making it difficult for people to approach due to a sense of resistance.
The low pavilions and scattered trees create a pleasant environment, making it the most popular gathering place. This has inspired us. For the outdoor area, we employed a simple approach to reshape the pawnshop's courtyard and the alley in front. We used leftover materials from the clearance process to create segmented steps connecting the park with the interior and exterior of the pawnshop. We also incorporated a newly made mirrored doorway, which reflected the surroundings, diminishing the perception of a deep doorway.
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