Summary: In recent days, the design of a knife by Mr. Lee Dong, founder of the ninth design group: “VLAB’s young community 181”, was officially completed in the city of Hiroshima, successfully bringing about a plurality of business, culture, creativity, play, buying experience and dynamic social integration.

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01/planning

The overall construction of the project, which was completed approximately five years ago, has been inactive and uncommenced, with long-term idle buildings stagnating in urban negative space and management, with rare adult smokers, causing many negative urban life experiences in the daily lives of the surrounding population.

In 2021, the owner team leased the project for a long time and commissioned the ninth design team to undertake a holistic adaptation plan, named the “VLAB 181 young community of cohabitants”, which is designed as a new community of shared communities of time-honour, green ecology, sustainable business life integration, business, culture, creativity, play, shopping experience, and social cohesion.

Note by the secretariat

The VLA翌 181 project is located in the center area of the Wide State River and the White Yumk Yun branch, at No. 181 in the White Yun region of the city of Hiroshima. The project is adjacent to the north of the river, with a permanent population of approximately 1.2 million, adjacent to large communities.

VLAB 181, with a total building area of 81,000 square metres, representing a total area of 18,555 square metres. The overall building consists of five floors, two six floors, one basement commercial space and two basement parking areas. This project is planned to cover one basement business, five floors, with an area of 36,000 square metres, and is designed to cover external construction and overall indoor space planning. The design also included a case-by-case external landscape space planning area of 10,000 square metres.

Description of the functional subdivision of the project

Chart of the scope of the design of the ▲

The building is a man-to-people’s three-dimensional relationship with nature, people and cities.

03/design statement

• Urban resident activity lines:

The project seeks to create a new life-saving activity space in urban areas, through planning, by transforming urban lines of action into this project, and by reshaping an open city guest space.

As a result of the project’s proximity to a number of large subdistricts, daily residents live on a long-term urban life line along the new road to sand. After the planned set-up project was launched, the original urban walking line would be directly linked to the new road and the sand-south road, reducing the original urban life line on the one hand, and creating a natural gathering and deep experience of urban space nodes in the project.

Roads for urban residents

The urban dwellers are now living on the road

• Role in cities:

At the beginning of the design, the project created the main future business blocks, including spaces for various types of activities, such as office, catering, sports, creative, recreational, social, artistic and shopping, which, although of different attributes, are the necessities necessary for urban life, and we look forward not only to playing the role of a city guest house, where we are more looking forward to the city’s inhabitants embodying the work model of living, sharing life, experience the arts, being a city guest hall, and looking forward to the depth and depth of the activities that enrich the project’s population.

In addition to serving as an important field and vehicle for the exchange of living among the inhabitants, the project is designed to be more expected to play a future role in the city of Uto, an entrepreneurship, where more resources for development are found through online downloads of the project, through a combination of activities and sharing, bringing together to grow.

Summary of explosions in the new planning plan

New planning of the first floor of the plan

• One-storey plan configuration

Newly planned second floor plan configuration

Third floor plan configuration

Four-storey plan configuration

Five-storey plan configuration

• Open architectural design:

Prior to the design, the original building used stone and glass curtains in an effort to create a high-profile masculinity. However, the future of this work should be shown in a more live and younger manner. More importantly, the design looks forward to breaking the original indoor and outdoor space model, which is directly isolated from a window, to include indoor and outdoor elements that make it possible to stop indoors and to interact with the natural environment outside the home.

At the same time, when we look at the building, we are no longer a ice-built building plausible, but more a man-to-people-to-people interaction with man-to-people-to-people.

Construction by the east of the project

New planning east-to-construction

Summary of explosions before and after the construction of the eastern part of the country

Chart of the east-to-construction renovation

Photo from the east of the project to the entrance

Photo from east to the entrance after completion of UNMOP

Photo from east to the entrance after completion of UNMOP

Photo showing the southward of the project

South-to-South photographs after completion of UNMOP

• Open park design:

This project, which is a small area-based model shared by commercial firms, envisages the establishment of multiple imports and exports, and access to the building is an attempt to bring about four mobile shuttles between construction and outdoors, resulting in an exploratory space experience model. Each time this is a completely new space experience.

From outdoor to indoors, a semi-open central eco-axis lax has been found to identify and gather people in various space activities and exploration.

Entrance of the south to the ecological green axis

Entrance to the east

• Central ecological green axes:

On the central axis of the building blocks, the replacement of the building sheet was introduced into the eco-green wall, where people entered a green wall valley at different times of each day, and with the movement of the Sun, the green photos on the mountain walls were constantly moving, providing the natural scene for a moment shift in the atmosphere in the valley. As people arrive in the valley at a different time, in the summer of the spring and autumn, five years later, the greening of the mountain walls presents different growth patterns and is designed to look forward to shaping the ecological environment for sustainable development, known as “living buildings”.

The entire building floor, which is open through the central ecological green axis, brings together business and office activities into a shared community profile, as in the case of a living space.