DREAMLAND Cultural World Sales Center

The first and second floors form a 10-meter-high open building space. We have creatively abstracted the dynamic movements and angles of fish leaping and applied elliptical curves based on the proportions of a fish's body curves. These curves are thoughtfully distributed on the facade, bridging the gap between the open void and functional areas. This creates a series of arched doorways with varying curvatures and angles, resembling fish-like shapes, which are interspersed within the interior of the building.
Simultaneously, these curves serve to divide the main sales areas, exhibition spaces, and leisure walkways, creating a harmonious and functional design.
The concept for the ceiling draws inspiration from the layered curves formed by waves crashing onto the shore. Depending on the different spatial zones, these wave-like forms are designed to transition from the building's four glass curtain walls towards the interior. By utilizing both the layered shapes and a combination of colors, dynamic and vivid ceiling patterns are constructed.
"Diversion-Interpenetration-Interaction-Visual Communication" is the core principle of the entire spatial planning.