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One Shenzhen Bay T3 Show Flat, Hirsch Bedner And Associates Limited | International Design Awards Winners
One Shenzhen Bay T3 Show Flat, Hirsch Bedner And Associates Limited | International Design Awards Winners
One Shenzhen Bay T3 Show Flat, Hirsch Bedner And Associates Limited | International Design Awards Winners
One Shenzhen Bay T3 Show Flat, Hirsch Bedner And Associates Limited | International Design Awards Winners
One Shenzhen Bay T3 Show Flat, Hirsch Bedner And Associates Limited | International Design Awards Winners
One Shenzhen Bay T3 Show Flat, Hirsch Bedner And Associates Limited | International Design Awards Winners
One Shenzhen Bay T3 Show Flat, Hirsch Bedner And Associates Limited | International Design Awards Winners
One Shenzhen Bay T3 Show Flat, Hirsch Bedner And Associates Limited | International Design Awards Winners
One Shenzhen Bay T3 Show Flat, Hirsch Bedner And Associates Limited | International Design Awards Winners
One Shenzhen Bay T3 Show Flat, Hirsch Bedner And Associates Limited | International Design Awards Winners

One Shenzhen Bay T3 Show Flat

CompanyHirsch Bedner And Associates Limited
Lead DesignersFederico Masin
ClientFederico Masin
Prize(s)Honorable Mention
Entry Description

These 2 elements, location and user’s profile were the
inspiration of both client’s briefing and interior design of the
apartments.
The apartments are immediately noticeable thanks to the
very modern language of it’s architecture, designed by
Foster and partners and the great setting, featuring broad
views over the blue waters of the Shenzen bay, which
translates in stunning open views and a sense of freedom,
an experience comparable with flying or sailing in open
oceans.
HBA team proposed then a design that was simultaneously
referring to the experience of sailing and flying – by taking
inspiration from private jets and yachts design- and
addressing the desire of the new affluent demographic
group to surround themselves in a luxurious environment.
The color and material palette reflects this thought process:
light and fresh colors and high contrasts dominate the
composition, with carbon fiber trimmings at ceilings and
main terminations, hinting at a performance oriented
design; but at the same time, finely decorated fabrics and
wallpapers complete the space with sophisticated and
delicate decorative layers.
The planning attitude was similarly thought to suit a
modern lifestyle, maximizing openness and a sense of flow.
This is particularly perceivable in the design of the extensive
en-suite bathrooms, closely connected to the bedrooms
trough walk in wardrobes so to enhance a sense of
openness and seamless flow. At the communal spaces,
open kitchens, bar and 3 different lounges, each with a
different character, complete the composition, again,
offering a space that is simultaneously comfortable and
function specific but remains open letting natural light and
air flood the space and ultimately proving the success of
this project: a unique synthesis between opposite forces:
the freedom of emptiness and the luxury of opulence.