Xichang Vanke General's Mansion

As the General Mansion is an old building, the history of the building should be the soul when doing interior design. In general, Matrix does not do too much decoration on the interior space, Matrix tries to retain the details of the original building, and uses modern minimalist methods to protect and maintain the cultural heritage and rituals that have been handed down over a century. It is going to "recover" the process of awakening this quiet and elegant interior space, many local rare cultural heritage remains become rare art exhibitions, which almost perfectly balance the time-space relationship between history and contemporaries. In addition, new functional layouts, such as intangible cultural heritage display, intangible cultural heritage production workshops, etc., have also made it possible for old buildings to speak more. The design considerations of every inch of space, every inch of time has hundreds of turns and thousands of times. Here is the most prosperous aspect of entering the world a hundred years ago, and the aspect of being born and retreat a hundred years later. The space is a grand and rich narrative story. Xichang's local landscape is the texture of space aesthetics, and contemporary humanistic creativity constitutes the foundation of the design. Matrix integrats into the rich and varied natural scenery and humanistic spirit structure of the place, with respect and awe, with inspiration and design, to unfold a contemporary art life feast, glowing with the heroic posture of this century-old courtyard and the cultural temperament of Xichang. The most intuitive reading and cognition of the Generals' mansion is formed from the reception area and study rest function area in Building 1, to the static model display area, Vanke brand hall, local clothing + musical instruments + accessories + lacquerware to dynamic display areas such as audio-visual projection room and singing and dancing TV. Then we interpret the regional culture and national culture inheritance represented by the General House through the display area of local intangible cultural heritage production workshops such as lacquerware and ornaments in Building No. 2. This is also the design mission of Matrix as an interior designer. The centuries-old mural that you can see at the entrance to the reception hall of the old building is an authentic relic that has been passed down with the courtyard. A pair of official chairs and welcoming pine have become the most primitive welcoming ceremony, as if they have traveled through a century to welcome new visitors. The model area has high ceilings. The original low-rise buildings of the old building is depressing, while the new high ceilings make the atmosphere of the entire model area lighter. The sunken sofa area was originally the horse cellar of the old house. It has a unique architectural landscape with two layers of eaves stacked on top of each other. Changing it into a viewing and resting area is a unique magical design.