Exhibition

Explore 26 award-winning designs tagged Exhibition on Architecture Today.

Designer: Hui Fan Design Type: Exhibition Category: Interior

Pablo Home Art Gallery

Pablo Home Art Gallery is a furniture brand showroom interior of 2200 square metres in Foshan, China. The design raises a furniture display hall to the level of a living art gallery for brand experience. Bamboo and century-old tree roots form the ceiling and the staircases of the lobby, with the bamboo hung densely and unevenly like stalactites in a cave. Blank gray is the main tone, while calm Morandi colors are combined with bright turquoise. Waste fabrics from furniture making are reused as art installations.

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Designer: Muchuan Xu Design Type: Exhibition Category: Trade Show

South China Book Festival

South China Book Festival is an exhibition design created for a public cultural event held in Guangzhou. The exhibition area covers 9,050 square meters and was built in two days. Recyclable modular structures and digital interactive equipment combine real scenes with virtual reality. The spatial layout follows the order of three entrances and five rooms, drawn from the Chen Clan Ancestral Hall. Six themed zones are identified by different flowers and colors. Open sightlines and accessible passages link every zone into one continuous reading route.

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Designer: Zhao Shu Design Type: Exhibition Category: Interior

Unlimited Center Of Art

Unlimited Center of Art is an art center interior located in Hebei, China. The design covers 3200 square meters and contains two independent spaces, a community entrance and an art center. Galleries, multi-functional exhibition halls and outdoor plazas support daily art activities. Artworks are placed at the center of the space, and natural daylight is guided into the main display areas. Openings in the building skin are reduced to create a dark interior. The main material is algae clay, and black bamboo curtains and a recycled steel structure complete the design.

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Designer: Teng Gu Design Type: Exhibition Category: Interior

Times Pavilion

Times Pavilion is an exhibition space created for a Chinese property enterprise. The pavilion moves away from static interior layouts. A movable wall, formed of large LED display screens, can be folded and repositioned along a track. The linkage of track, machinery and program shifts the wall back and forth to change the space. The screens present the development history of the company and can be updated in real time, which reduces the material waste of printed displays. The layout follows human movement to form a continuous panoramic route.

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Designer: Ocean Liang Design Type: Exhibition Category: Interior

Live and Let Live

Live and Let Live is an exhibition about endangered animals, presented in a 127 square metre space in Guangzhou. The exhibition shows lively scenes of polar bears, snub-nosed monkeys, red pandas, koalas and shoebills. The animal sculptures are made from recycled cardboard. Interactive installations extend the environmental theme. A large seesaw places people on one side and animals on the other, and the seesaw tilts when a visitor stands on a scale in the middle. The aim is to raise awareness of species loss.

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Designer: Ji Pan Design Type: Exhibition Category: Interior

Wonderland

Wonderland is an exhibition center interior in Shanghai, China. The design is inspired by Taoyuan Wonderland, a landscape painting by the Ming dynasty painter Qiu Ying, and applies green, pink and white tones to a quiet space. A gray slate wall first hides the view, and the main ten meter high hall is revealed along the path. The central passage leads to the conference area, the exhibition area and the tea room. Floor-standing bookshelves and geometric hollow screens divide the areas. A suspended glass installation of more than 5,000 peach petals was installed by hand.

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Designer: Jörg Stauvermann Design Type: Exhibition Category: Interior

Beethoven in Pop

Ludwig van Beethoven is alive? For sure! The exhibition Ludwig Lives! Beethoven in Pop on the occasion of the composer's 250th birthday shows where Beethoven still leaves his mark today. Or has left his mark? Whether in Hollywood films, in cabaret, or in daily life. Ludwig van Beethoven was sent into space to explain the world to other life forms. His music is played when the rubbish is collected in Taiwan. Comedians of all kinds have used his clichés. And he was the first musician to give a charity concert. This exhibition shows that and much more: Ludwig is alive.

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Designer: Ran Tian Design Type: Exhibition Category: Interior

LuYu

Art influences life and life brings profound reflection and interpretation of art. The distance between art and life may be on the daily commute. If you eat every meal carefully, you can turn your life into art. The designer’s creation is also art, which is produced with his own thoughts. Techniques are tools, and expressions are results. Only with thoughts will there be really good works.

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Designer: Kenan Tuzi Design Type: Exhibition Category: Interior

Sarajevo 1984 Winter Olympics

The Olympic Museum is dedicated to the XIV Winter Olympics held in Sarajevo 1984. It is housed in a historical building, which was shelled and heavily destroyed at the beginning of the war in 1992. The museum collections combine sport and art to tell the story of the Sarajevo Olympics through sports equipment, historical documents, photographs, video documentation, and medals. The Map of World Graphics - Art and Sport provides an artistic perspective on the games, gathering works by international artists such as Andy Warhol and Henry Moore, together with Bosnia and Herzegovina artist.

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Designer: Maria Gazdag Design Type: Exhibition Category: Interior

Essence of 220 Years of the Library

Essence is an educational exhibition created to celebrate the 220th anniversary of the founding of the National Szechenyi Library of Hungary. A visual storyline based on the history of production of books was designed to guide visitors through the rather fragmented space. Materials and techniques used to pass information to readers throughout time are invoked as design elements from vellum to digital surface, from velvet to canvas, from manuscript to printed texts. Colours and textures are related to bindings of Corvinas, of the Founding Charter and to canvas book bindings.

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Designer: Chia Yu Tung Design Type: Exhibition Category: Interior

MaGnesium Hub

MaGnesium Hub is a concept design for an outpost of the National Geographic Society in Presidio, a historic neighborhood in San Francisco. The mixed-use commercial space includes an exhibition area, a cafe and a workplace, set in a two-story building overlooking the Golden Gate Bridge. The design is inspired by early flash photography, in which burning magnesium powder created light. The first level is dim, as before a flash, and the second level is bright, as after a flash. Circulation, lobby and exhibition areas are planned for both function and appearance.

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Designer: Upture Design Limited Design Type: Exhibition Category: Interior

Compass Center

Compass Center is an exhibition center interior located in Shenzhen, China. The design combines refined quality with Oriental philosophy to create a natural living environment. The lobby is built with nine kinds of stone and resembles a natural area enclosed by cliffs. An art wall more than 10 meters high forms a calm focal point. At the entrance, a theme wall of black stone shows landscapes of mountains and streams. Design and construction were integrated to control precision and quality throughout the project.

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