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Project • By WJ STUDIO • Art Galleries
Rose Gallery
Rose Gallery
What is present is considered beneficial, what is absent is considered useful.
--laozi
Objects are "presence", while the space is "absence. The design of Rose Gallery uses the "void" of absence to support the profound essence of presence. The space becomes a vessel for the objects, a quiet backdrop that elevates each piece of ancient porcelain.
Yida
Yida
01 Space: A House within a House
Yida
The pure and minimalist space, like an unglazed bisque, allows the objects within it to breathe, stretch, and grow...
Yida
Yida
WJ STUDIO
The layered spatial progression found in traditional Chinese architecture is subtly embedded here. With its distinct beam structur... More
Project • By WJ STUDIO • Exhibition Centres
CIFI. Phenomenon Sales Center
Xi’an, a city where millennia of heritage converges with urban vitality.
In the CIFI. Phenomenon Sales Center at Qinhan New District, WJ STUDIO redefines commercial space as an innovative vessel of Xi'an's cultural legacy and a dynamic stage for future living.
Zhang Jianing
01Water as Spatial Thread
Zhang Jianing
Water weaves through the space as a core motif, bridging natural and cultural dialogues. Full-height glass at the entrance dissolves boundaries, revealing a reflective pool that mirrors the sky. A gilded pathway floats above the water, guiding visitors through a ceremonial sequence.
Zhang Jianing
Zhang Jianing
Zhang Jianing
Above, washi paper light panels emit a soft lantern-like glow, con... More
News • News • 18 Nov 2022
Aroma Town by WJ Studio incorporates thematic social and natural elements into a space for ultimate relaxation
In Shanghai, WJ Studio recently completed the design for the clubhouse Aroma Town. With the aim of differentiating their concept from other existing resorts, the design incorporates thematic social and natural elements into a space for ultimate relaxation.
Zhang Xi
The interior space is divided three key areas. The first is the aromatic region, which has a focus on flowers. There is also a tea-themed social living room for meetings and gatherings, and a food-themed private dining room. These three distinct spatial areas are unified by interconnected moving lines which extend to their respective courtyards.
Materials throughout are primarily light wood colours. The warmth of these materials highlights a more intimate and com... More