Evd Office

Interior architecture, spatial design, office interior, arched openings, barrel vault, semicircular apertures, stadium-shaped windows, warm neutral palette, putty tones, mushroom gray, taupe, Venetian plaster, microcement finish, curved wooden partitions, walnut millwork, organic forms, biomorphic elements, bleached wood platforms, stepped display, desert plants, dracaena, cactus, sand planting, bilateral symmetry, axial composition, layered spatial recession, nested volumes, diffused natural light, soft ambient illumination, Mediterranean vernacular, contemporary minimalism, phenomenological space, contemplative atmosphere, matte surfaces, seamless finishes, monolithic aesthetic, sculptural partition walls, visual rhythm, geometric repetition, threshold architecture, liminal spaces, transitional zones, warm color temperature, neutral harmony, refined material palette, artisanal craftsmanship, sensory design, tactile surfaces, spatial procession

EVD is an office and exhibition interior located in Shanghai, China. The space covers 300 square meters. The spatial form is shaped by classical languages, and classical architectural elements are used with modern approaches to add a sense of permanence. A U-shaped area is combined with one long side and five large windows, so natural light enters and spreads freely. Spherical forms are added to enrich the interior. The design begins by resolving limits caused by fire protection pipes and air conditioning ducts. Most walls use art paints made of shell powder and natural gums.