HELI STAGE BY ATAH, PUSAT DAYA TARIK DI KOMPLEKS KOMERSIL

CHINA TRADE CENTER

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tugas mata kuliah Eko Arsitektur

Dosen Pengampu:
Pedia Aldy, S.T., M. Sc

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PROGRAM STUDI ARSITEKTUR S1

FAKULTAS TEKNIK
UNIVERSITAS RIAU
2019
 HELI STAGE, CHINA

 Building’s Profile

Architects : ATAH

Location : Shaoxing, Zhejiang, China

Category : Commercial Architecture

Lead Architects : Guang Xu, Lilas Dandan Wang

Design Team : Zhongxia Ji, Fan He, Dejun Zhang, Zhenqin Yang,
Lingxiang Geng

Interior Design : ATAH (Concept); Shanghai Kuanchuang (design and

construction)

Area : 2400.0 m2

Project Year : 2018

 In eastern China’s city of Shaoxing, a cylindrical tube with a spiraling staircase cut into
the middle is the centerpiece of a new commercial center. Designed by Shanghai-based
architecture firm ATAH, the Heli-stage is a masterful showcase of their vision for a
continuous exhibition space. The CTC, which sits at the heart of the Keqiao Science City,
mixes artistic and commercial areas that highlight Keqiao’s status as an important hub for the
production and trade of textiles. Nothing emphasizes that union of ideas more than the Heli-
stage, with its functional spiral staircase doubling as a stage.

The Heli-stage of the CTC is the epicenter of the commercial complex and is
correspondingly located at the main project entrance, which is the symbolic center of the
entire project. Due to the background of the project, a unique structure with its own design
language proposes to fuse the various commercial attractions with an artistic blast.
 The design concept involves a
spiral form, blurring the boundary
between floors, therefore connecting
the exterior space with the interior,
creating a continuous exhibition
space. In order to achieve such
visual effect, a geometric web fuses
onto a helical surface. One will
shuttle through both indoor and
outdoor landscaping via the access
staircase without being aware of the transition due to the blurring effect of the floors. During
an artistic presentation, performers seem to be walking towards the center of the stage via a
slow spinning staircase.

The interior design adopts the concept of weaving, using abstract design elements such
as the spinning wheel. Upon entry, visitors immersed into the architectural extravaganza of
rotating, diffusing, and interweaving movement, which celebrates the space. This is
accentuated by its interior design, taking cue from the textile production process, as well as
the local textile culture in mind. With appropriate planning of both building hardware and
software, the project is envisioned to be more sustainable than other new constructs within its
era.
 Interestingly, as a diversified design studio, we jointly launched a limited edition
pendant based on the project in collaboration with a jewelry designer. Popular among clients
and fashionistas, the pedant reflects integration of design into life from another perspective.

The CTC, which sits at the heart of the Keqiao Science City, mixes artistic and
commercial areas that highlight Keqiao’s status as an important hub for the production and
trade of textiles. Nothing emphasizes that union of ideas more than the Heli-stage, with its
functional spiral staircase doubling as a stage.