spiraling bright orange corridors wrap around playground in sichuan, china

spiraling bright orange corridors wrap around playground in sichuan, china

 

The Dongan Lake Sports Park by Atelier sq

 

The Dongan Lake Sports Park by Atelier sq sits in the Chengdu World Universiade Park in Sichuan, China, where the opening ceremony for the 31st Chengdu FISU World University Games took place. The structure features three orange-toned corridors that spiral outward from the main stadium and gyms before converging at the center of the site, where a playground discreetly nestles.

 

During the FISU Games, the corridors focused on improving traffic efficiency. Today, their purpose focuses on enabling interaction with the public space and playground, increasing accessibility, enriching the landscape, and providing additional space for operation after the games,’ shares the studio. 

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creating rich visual experiences along the spiraling corridors

 

According to Atelier sq, while walking across the tentacle-like corridors of the Dongan Lake Sports Park, visitors get to enjoy a rich visual experience thanks to multi-leveled viewing platforms and an impressive structural aesthetic. 

 

The main structure is built using a 1,000 mm thick steel box girder, with hexagonal V-shaped columns spanning 20 to 30 meters. Meanwhile, the corridor skin comprises two 3mm thick steel plates tied together, with an orange coating that brightly contrasts the surrounding environment while highlighting the flow of movement. To make the meandering volume look lighter, the architects incorporated a white reflective sheet that brings out the orange shade and green backdrop. Lighting is finally placed between two sheets along the corridors to create a picturesque illumination at night.

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project info:

 

name: Dongan Lake Sports Park Landscape Corridor of Chengdu FISU World University Games

location: Chengdu World Universiade Park, Sichuan, China

design date: December 2020
completion date: January 2022

total area: 3,300 sqm
architecture: Atelier sq
project lead: Jin Xianshu & Liu Jia
design team: Liu Jiayin, Du Hongling, Qin Qingke, He Yan, Jiang Jialin
structural design: Sichuan Provincial Architectural Design and Research Institute (SADI)
structural design team:Wang Yingtao, Zeng Chuanhao, Zhao Shengqun, Fu Hongsen, Zhang Fupeng, Zhou Mou, Song Di, Liu Jingrui
client and construction: CR LAND West China Region
client and construction team: Wang Xumei, He Qilong, Kang Kai, Xiao Lijun, Xie Gaoxiang
lighting consultant: Lichtvision Design

photography: Arch-Exist

 

 

 

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edited by: lea zeitoun | designboom

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