Tianfu Art Park

The design team aim to build such a space which can inherit the architectural temperament and meet people’s need for function of space on the one hand, and extend the spiritual core of the building on the other. As for the design of interior design, it should reflect the cultural temperament of Chengdu City, and arouse spiritual resonance with the whole architecture.

The creation of Chengdu Tianfu Art Museum is inspired by the city flower of Chengdu, hibiscus, mellow and elegant. The whole space is full of the power of tension, which also reflects on the interior design to show Chengdu dwellers’ tolerance, kind and love for art, as well as the cultural spirit of Chengdu City. On the contrary, the architectural massing and form of Tianfu Museum of Contemporary Art emphasizes on the towering mountains surrounding Chengdu. For example, its interior design can reflect the perseverance of Chengdu people with simple design language.

The design team will use different design languages and materials to convey the urban appearance and humanistic temperament of Chengdu in the two art fields.

The material of bamboo veneer is used in the art museum to reflect the regional and contemporary nature of Sichuan. Overall, the decoration and the space itself set each other off beautifully, so that people can fell the appeal of the space.

As for the lighting of the whole space, due to the curved form of the top, the design team uphold the concept of light transmission from the bamboo shed, and use the intelligent system to control the lighting area and the illumination intensity based on the distribution of sunlight and indoor light.

The design of Museum of Contemporary Art is more pure and simple with the spatial rhythm and implicit forces. However, it’s also international and passionate. The mountains around Chengdu are majestic, showing the fortitude, strength and perseverance of Chengdu people. The design team skillfully uses various design symbols representing perseverance and power to interpret a dialogue with contemporary art by combining them with the original structure of the building.