Best of Asia Pacific Design Awards 2020 WINNERS
The IIDA Best of Asia Pacific Design Awards recognize and honor
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jurors
Jungin (Jay) Chang
Architectural Designer Kostow Greenwood
Kim Yao, AIA
Ming Thompson, IIDA, AIA Co-founder Atelier Cho Thompson
Principal Architecture Research Office
best of competition ENTERTAINMENT
PROJECT SFC SHANGYING CINEMA LUXE Suzhou, China FIRM
Pulse On Partnership Limited Hong Kong
An outstanding, sophisticated design that elevates the cinema experience. A coherent narrative story can be felt in the translation of the journey from public lobby spaces into theaters. — Jury
Photo by: Jonathan Leijonhufvud Architectural Photography, courtesy of Pulse On Partnership Limited
Photo by: Shao Feng, Li Heng, Xiao Si, courtesy of Saussure Architects
CORPORATE SPACE LARGE PROJECT
Xige Estate Ningxia, China
FIRM
Saussure Architects Chengdu, China
The framed views from the interior to the controlled exterior courtyards are breathtaking. With a palette that feels connected and unified throughout, the space is serious and comfortable. — Jury
Photo by: Jonathan Leijonhufvud Architectural Photography, courtesy of One Plus Partnership Limited
ENTERTAINMENT PROJECT
CHANGJIANG INSUN CINEMA AT XIAN LA BOTANICA CAPITALAND MALL Xian, China
FIRM
One Plus Partnership Limited Hong Kong
The striking creative color combination is minimal but strong. Overall, this smart and efficient design is a new vision for an entertainment venue. — Jury
Photo by: Peter Clarke, courtesy of Bates Smart
HEALTHCARE PROJECT
Gandel Wing, Cabrini Malvern Malvern, Australia
FIRM Bates Smart Melbourne
Every space features thoughtful detailing, use of warm finishes, and lighting that blends hospitality and healthcare. By adding beautiful views and access to daylight in the patient rooms, the design team put comfort and healing at the forefront. — Jury
Photo by: Wang Ting, courtesy of CSD.DESIGN
HOTELS PROJECT
Bodu Resort Xishuangbanna, China
FIRM CSD.DESIGN Chengdu, China
We appreciated the integration of historic and new elements and the strong connection between interior and exterior spaces. The design feels minimal at times, maximal at others, and the stretched architectural elements create momentum. — Jury
Photo by: ŠWu Qingshan, courtesy of Linhai Yufengli Homestay
HOTELS PROJECT
Linhai Yufengli Homestay Taizhou, China
FIRM
LYCS Architecture Hangzhou, China
The historic timber structure enhances the aesthetic value of the new, sustainable urban guest room. Repurposing the existing elements link past and present, creating comfortable and serene moments. — Jury
Photo by: Kris Lin International Design
INSTITUTIONAL PROJECT Textile Huzhou, China FIRM
KLID (Kris Lin International Design) Shanghai
An effective resolution to the existing architecture. Wonderful contrasts between dark and light linear elements define each area with a consistent design language that punctuates special moments throughout the space. — Jury
Photo by: Yang Bangsheng & Associates Group
INSTITUTIONAL PROJECT FIRM
Xi’an Silk Road International Conference Center Xi’an, China Yang Bangsheng & Associates Group Shenzhen, China
The designers did a wonderful job unifying an expansive space. This project has extraordinary scale, well executed ceiling approaches, and is a unique, multi-purpose space that can transform based on any need. — Jury
Photo by: Kris Lin International Design
PUBLIC SPACES & COMMERCIAL LOBBIES PROJECT FIRM
Central Park Xi’an, China
KLID (Kris Lin International Design) Shanghai
Screen elements of wood and steel demarcate intimate vignettes for moments of quiet contemplation. We also enjoyed the refined palette that evokes a natural and beautiful countryside. — Jury
Photo by: Shi Xiang Wan He, courtesy of IDMatrix
RESIDENCES LARGE PROJECT
RONSHINE JONOON · MOON & YARD Yueqing, China
FIRM IDMatrix Shenzhen, China
The organic layout makes the space interesting to navigate—very open and connected while also discrete. Contemporary textures are balanced by rich historic context. — Jury
Photo by: Owen Raggett Photography, courtesy of EDG Design
RESTAURANTS, LOUNGES, & BARS PROJECT
The Chinese National Jakarta, Indonesia
FIRM EDG Design Singapore
Masterful at transporting the guest, creating varied interior environments, and fostering a sense of intimacy in a larger venue. The strong storyline behind the aesthetic is well reflected and invites a curiosity to explore every corner. — Jury
Photo by: Robert Walsh Photography, courtesy of loopcreative
RESTAURANTS, LOUNGES, & BARS PROJECT Sydney Tower Dining Sydney FIRM loopcreative Sydney
The designers successfully created distinct environments with unique experiences across three floors. Each space feels suited to the age and aesthetic of the building while simultaneously contemporary—we applaud the nicely mixed color and texture. — Jury
Photo by: Chuan He, courtesy of Cun Design-Fangfei
RETAIL PROJECT
Percent Coffee Kunming, China
FIRM
Cun Design-Fangfei Kunming, China
A wonderful combination of a simple and bold color palette, minimal detailing, complimentary furnishings, and signage. The design team committed to the concept and did not hold back. — Jury
Photo by: Chengdu Yu Photography Studio, courtesy of MIND DESIGN
SALES CENTERS & SHOW FLATS PROJECT
Zhengzhou Vanke Min’an Fangdingyi Sales Center Zhengzhou, China
FIRM
MIND DESIGN Zhuhai, China
The designers beautifully coordinated refined material with spatial zoning. The combination of wood grid texture and tone enhance the depth of aesthetic quality. — Jury
Photo by: Wang Ting, courtesy of ONE-CU Interior Design Lab
SALES CENTERS & SHOW FLATS PROJECT
Xi’an VANKE • VIEW LAKE Sales Center Xi’an, China
FIRM
ONE-CU Interior Design Lab Shenzhen, China
The procession through the hall is unusual and immersive. We admire the consistent use of narrow wood, especially on the ceiling, which creates a calming effect. Additionally, the opening above the model is very effective. — Jury
Photo by: Karv One Design
SHOWROOMS & EXHIBITION SPACES PROJECT Vista Fuzhou, China FIRM
Karv One Design Hong Kong
A dreamy space that draws the guest in. An excellent material selection, especially the use of mesh. The limited palette works beautifully in this space. — Jury
Photo by: via architecture limited
SHOWROOMS & EXHIBITION SPACES PROJECT
House of Madison Hong Kong
FIRM
via architecture limited Hong Kong
The bronze mesh arches are a lovely contrast to the brick and create beautiful moments of transition. Great use of a restrained palette along with inspiring detail and texture. — Jury
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