Located adjacent to Nanjing South Railway Station the two storey building showcases the broad spectrum of residential and commercial space available for lease and purchase at Vanke’s Spark designed ambitious mixed use development.
Vanke Sales Gallery
Conceived by Spark as a reflection of the adjacent railway track geometry, this building in Nanjing has a folded facade with lines of light that compose a fluent and dynamic space.
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- 28 May 2014
- Nanjing
Conceived as an abstracted reflection of railway track geometry the structure is shaped by functional and conceptual considerations that importantly take advantage of the buildings location next to the busy railway station.
Folded facade surfaces and lines of light compose a continuum of fluent and dynamic space that mirrors the dynamism of the adjacent crossing train tracks. A large LED display faces the key location vantage points located deliberately to be seen by passing vehicle and railway traffic.
The exterior facade formed from two skins of perforated aluminium has a subtle Moiré surface a markedly manufactured finish which is in contradiction to the natural finishes of the interior where the folded and perforated surfaces and organic finishes visibly converge.
Vanke Sales Gallery, Nanjing, China
Program: sales gallery
Architects: Spark
Project Director: Stephen Pimbley, Lim Wenhui
Team: Jay Panelo, Ethan Hwang, Mark Mancenido
Client: Vanke Nanjing
Area: 800 sqm
Completion: 2013