2025 | Student
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Chronotope·Realm: A Symbiotic Interface of Time, Ecology, and Humanity
Site Context & User Groups
Chronotope·Realm is situated in the aging Software Park West District of Nanshan, Shenzhen, proposing a breathable "spatiotemporal oasis" for dense urban populations through urban regeneration. Targeting tech employees and neighboring residents as primary users, the design redefines human-site relationships via a three-dimensional landscape: an elevated floating stage hosts creative performances for tech professionals, while a lower wildscape provides a natural dialogue space for the community. These layers are interwoven through fluid spatial narratives, creating a symbiotic interface that merges urban memories with futuristic visions.
Design Concept & Innovative Practices
Rooted in the "Triple-Realm Theory," the project constructs an interactive system across temporal, ecological, and cultural dimensions. Spatial innovation manifests through three transformative contradictions:
Vertical Stratification: Site elevation differences are reconfigured into a dual-layer stage, while detachable wind-activated installations—abstracted from circuit boards—adaptively reshape into multi-functional spaces for pop-up markets or art exhibitions.
Sensory Recomposition: Industrial noise and natural soundscapes are orchestrated into an urban symphony, complemented by milky cloud-shaped seating and 30+ seasonal plants forming a tactile ecological textbook.
Pixelated Nature: Wind-responsive prisms casting iridescent light, fading timber decks, and insect-driven texture shifts in wilderness gardens immerse tech users in perceiving natural rhythms. This dynamic design language preserves the site’s industrial DNA while activating participatory landscape regeneration through soft interventions.
Future Proposition for Urban Coexistence
Chronotope·Realm transcends static green spaces, emerging as a living entity programmed by demountable metals and self-evolving flora. Here, the binary logic of "Shenzhen Speed"—the city’s four-decade growth mantra—is decoded into poetic futures through fluttering wind modules. When tech workers rest on translucent cloud seats beneath prismatic light, they witness not just seasonal blooms but a radical possibility: high-density urbanization and ecological vitality coexisting without compromise. Every pixelated landscape unit becomes a timeless dialogue between urban memory and natural code, redefining coexistence as an algorithmic harmony of steel, wind, and roots.
Credits
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J. In. Design Ltd.
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Interior Design - Residential
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BLACKANDGOLD DESIGN (SHANGHAI) CO., LTD.
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Packaging Design - Limited Edition
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Fayi interior design
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Interior Design - Residential
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Runsheng Zhang
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Product Design - Home Appliances