METROPOLIS TIMES

This project combines modern design language with exquisite artistic elements, integrating urban localization symbols and combining the past and future to create a unique and charming community interactive space. The orderly construction of lines and surfaces allows for a continuous sense of ritual between fields. At the same time, every detail of the space is carefully considered, embodying a fashionable and luxurious style. Light and shadow project downwards, filling each component with a natural luster. The "time slicing" device in the art exhibition area is composed of metal and acrylic, expressing the flow of time through layered forms. Looking at each other from afar on both sides of the space, it reflects the present, past, and future of the city in an abstract form, telling stories about "time". Deep into the sand table area, the artistic wall lamps displayed on the wall bring a blend of modern and retro beauty. Its design inspiration comes from the German branched lighting of the 1970s, which combines iron frame structure, marble, and copper and iron finishes to reshape the charm of contemporary art. The circular water bar serves as the connection point between the front and back scene spaces, with simple lines interpreting high-end fashion. The transparent metal material above the bar creates a sense of suspension, conveying an aesthetic and luxurious lifestyle attitude. The negotiation area features a neat and symmetrical array layout, as well as island platforms interspersed within it, creating a beautiful atmosphere of error and precision. The black and white tones intertwine with artistic furnishings, creating a peaceful and peaceful atmosphere. As a multifunctional venue, it is not only a business and social venue, but also a community club. The design extends infinitely from the material level to the spiritual and cultural level, integrating elements symbolizing urban memory into the space. The image on the wall is a display of old memories of National Cotton Factory No. 5，when people stand and observe, it seems like they are shuttling back to the golden age of textiles.