Wang Jun's Bamboo Space: A Sanctuary Amidst Urban Chaos

Winner of Silver A' Design Award, this Yoga Space is a Testament to the Power of Nature in Design

The Bamboo Space is a unique fusion of nature and architecture, designed to serve urban white-collar workers who love yoga. The design concept is rooted in the natural beauty of bamboo forests, aiming to create a quiet and peaceful space where individuals can find their own heart, harmonious relationships, and the key to inner peace.

What sets this design apart is its emphasis on the natural characteristics of materials. Rustic cement paint, warm wood veneer, natural bamboo, and white paint are used to their full potential, creating a space that is both aesthetically pleasing and calming. The circular moving lines of the space allow for a seamless flow of movement, with areas for tea breaks, reading, and interactive communication interspersed throughout.

The Bamboo Space is an unmanned yoga studio that promotes the concept of community building and growth. It provides a platform for individuals who love yoga to find like-minded partners and a sense of belonging. This innovative approach to design and function has earned the Bamboo Space the prestigious Silver A' Design Award in 2021, a testament to its outstanding expertise and innovation.

Designed in March 2019 and completed in August 2019, the Bamboo Space is a testament to the power of nature in design. The project was a collaborative effort, with contributions from designers Hu Peng, Huang Can, Zhang Xing, Zheng Yaoxiu, Zhang Yu, and Luo Min.

As Wang Jun notes, "The lifestyle of the modern city has broken the traditional society's blood-family-centric gathering method, and people have become independent individuals." The Bamboo Space is a response to this, providing a sanctuary where individuals can find spiritual relaxation and a sense of community amidst the chaos of urban life.