A beauty centre in China is inspired by the fission process of cells

Sooyou Beauty Salon by Ad Architecture is defined by curved and linear concrete volumes, based on the concepts of division and regeneration, movement and static. 

Sooyou is a new beauty salon located in Harbin, China. Designed by Ad Architecture, the project is inspired by the constant nuclear fission of cells in the human body based on division and regeneration. Concrete structures derived from straight and curved lines define the space, providing private areas and emphasizing the dualism of static-movement.

Sooyou Beauty Salon
Ad Architecture, Sooyou Beauty Salon. Concept.

The centre is organized on four floors with the second one intended as a mezzanine: accessible by a spiral staircase, this space hosts a waiting area and a counselling room. Lobby and reception, surrounded by a wall display area, are located on the ground floor, while beauty rooms, a spa and a nourishing products area are placed on the third and fourth levels.

As you walk through the space, movements and intersections of shapes are captured in a contrast between brightness and darkness, between the neutral tone of the concrete and the red of the stairs on the top floors. 

Project:
Sooyou Beauty Salon
Location:
Qunli New District, Harbin, China
Program:
Beauty centre
Architects:
Ad Architecture
Chief designer:
Xie Peihe
Area:
450 sqm
Completion:
2020

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