Thermae in Nature CONCEPT Thermae was not only the bathing place for ancient Roman, but a major public sphere for socializing. Numerous people inspired by others through relax in the public bath and frequent interaction. Various conditions of water are integrated in our imagination to different spaces, and the spaces are connected by water and generate brand-new form of atmosphere. The temperature、pattern、 visualization and hearing of water correlate to the thoughts’ condition of people in spaces. Water create spaces, the ideas from artists as well as the space are hence borderless.
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LOBBY LOBBY Lobby is situated on the top level of this project. The imagery of ice represents the origin idea when first enter in this area, perhaps they are subjective or stubborn. Numerous potential thoughts from artists are waiting for being discussed.
ICE Cold color for the imagery of ice in the lobby
LIBRARY Library is the center among three living rooms. It provides myriad of categories of books to inspire artists. The glazing and low-level bookshelves offer readers a broad eyesight of scenery. SOLID LOW
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The glass wall and glass ceiling are integrated in the thick wall of music studio, so that the composers can obviously see the temple brought from water, hence forming a dual perception symphony. Three high-ceiling living rooms for discussing are connected to three different types of studio respectively. This area aims to increase the opportunity of interaction among artists. The meditation area is the natural small cave with glazing for those who needs extreme silent atmosphere.
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The position of the public bath area is at the deepest place of this art center. The publicity of the bathing area assembles artists from plethora fields to exchange ideas in the most relaxing condition, the difficulties of thinking or finding the answer thus resolved, than the origin thoughts come sublimate.
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