Recreation Space - Architecture Today

Designer: Jeffrey Zee Design Type: Recreation Space Category: Interior

Aura Park

Aura Park is a recreation space located in the West Lake district of Hangzhou, China. The interior covers 1588 square meters with a ceiling height of 10 meters. The design combines sculptures, landscaping and water features with lighting and multimedia installations. Dynamic lighting structures in steel, curved LED panels, transparent LED screens and programmable light strips are used throughout. Main materials include glass reinforced gypsum, patterned marble flooring, tempered glass panels and custom ceramic tiles. The space offers an immersive experience for visitors of all ages.

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The Golden Age

The Golden Age is a private reception hall in Shanghai designed for social and recreational use. The interior covers 4500 square meters and is divided into three areas for different age groups: a hidden area, an art zone and a trendy room. Each area takes a classic Chinese poem as its theme. The hidden area uses winding aisles and furniture to form soft partitions. The art zone has electric doors that adjust the size of the space. Materials include marble, jade, granite, teak, copper and terrazzo. The design combines Eastern and Western ideas.