购物中心的神秘影院_娱乐空间_设计案例作品

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设计亮点

巧妙利用空间，创造动态序列体验。

M.Mehdi Kolahi

架构师提供的文本描述。Admun工作室被委托设计Tirajhe 2电影院大厅，这是Boshra电影院综合体的第一家分店，位于这家著名购物中心的美食广场地板上，但由于入口设计不准确，它在后台并不显眼，这也导致了购物中心的大多数顾客都不知道电影院的存在。

Text description provided by the architects. Admun studio was commissioned to design Tirajhe 2 cinema lobby, the first branch of Boshra cinema complexes which is located on the food court’s floor of this well-known shopping center, while it was inconspicuous in the background due to inaccuracy in its entrance design contributed to the fact that most customers of the shopping center were unaware of the existence of the cinema complex.

M.Mehdi Kolahi

在装修之前，大厅由两个表面组成，两米高的距离通过楼梯连接起来，换句话说，两个不活跃的空间和一条通道。

Before renovation, the lobby consisted of two surfaces with an approximate two-meter difference in height connected by stairs, in other words, two inactive spaces and an access path.

赛义德·穆罕默德·萨达蒂安

由于电影本质上是电影性质的，所以它与不活动是不相容的。因此，大厅的设计目的是邀请用户进入一条神秘的道路，就像电影中的演员一样，把他们逐帧地带到红地毯上，再加上在项目不同区域内用户的移动所创造的场景，大厅被展示为在其背景下的动态序列，从而创造了不同的空间视图体验。视野和动作。

Since, cinema is essentially cinematic, it is not compatible with inactivity. Hence, the lobby is designed to invite users inward within a mysterious path like an actor on a film location, carrying them through red carpet frame by frame and in combination with the scenes being created by the movements of the users within different sections of the project, the lobby is showcased as a dynamic sequence within its context, consequently, creating a different spatial experience of views, horizons and motions.

为此目的，大厅的下表面分为三个部分，从楼层上升到上层阁楼，形成倾斜的表面。表面的栏杆上升到天花板。他们的延伸一直延伸到天花板，变成多个线性凹进的灯光，打破了视觉的连续性，成为几个框架，当用户走过空间。之后，到处都是红色，使整个大厅空间变成了一个完整的体积内的美食广场空间。

For this purpose, the lower surface of the lobby is divided into three sections rising from the floor level reaching the upper mezzanine in the form of a sloped surface. The railings of the surfaces go up and reach the ceiling. Their extension continues to the ceiling turning into multiple linear recessed lights, breaking the visual continuity into several frames as the user walks through the space. Afterwards, everywhere is covered with a red color so that the whole lobby space turns into an integrated volume within the food court space.