05 / Showroom interiors

Jiujike 6F

Hangzhou, China

A gallery of distinct display settings

A continuous route links product rooms with different proportions and atmospheres. Curved thresholds frame partial views, while lighting and display furniture distinguish each setting.

My role

Interior Design Development · Construction Drawing Review & Coordination · Detail Coordination · Site Follow-up

I developed interior details within the studio’s overall design direction, reviewed and revised construction drawings, coordinated key transitions, and followed the work on site.

Project

Project type: Showroom interiors
Location: Hangzhou, China
Status: Built

Team credit

Project by OfficeOffCourse. This case study covers the sixth-floor showroom.

A continuous gallery

The sixth-floor plan links individual product rooms along an open gallery. Curved partitions control views into each setting without making the route feel uniform.

Completed photographThe completed open gallery links separate product-display rooms.

Design floor planSixth-floor design plan showing an open gallery and the adjoining enclosed display settings.

Different products, different settings

Illuminated display modules, recessed artwork and changes in material distinguish the rooms. Thresholds shape the transition between open circulation and more enclosed displays.

Completed photographRecessed, illuminated modules frame individual products.

Completed photographA passage between modular display walls connects to the next room.

Completed photographLit recesses frame artwork within a dark display setting.

Completed photographA curved threshold marks the transition between contrasting interior finishes.

Thresholds on site

The construction and completed photographs trace the curved opening through installation. A wider site view records the gallery before its final floor finish and display elements.

Construction photographThe open gallery during construction, before the final floor finish and completed display installation.

Construction photographThe curved threshold during construction, with unfinished surfaces and exposed services.

Completed photographThe completed dark threshold frames a view toward the brighter gallery.