项目名称：Simple Design Archive

地点：安徽省合肥市，中国

设计团队：HAS design and research

总建筑面积：440 m²

竣工时间：2024年

摄影：W Workspace

设计特色：

项目 - HAS design and research在中国合肥揭幕了Simple Design Archive美术馆 - 这是一个占地440平方米的空间，巧妙地模糊了建筑、自然和声音之间的界限。该项目展示了如何通过独特设计在繁忙的城市环境中创造出宛如庇护所的空间。

设计团队从传奇的黄山汲取灵感，设计了一系列构成建筑特色入口的弧形墙。与传统美术馆直接向外开放的设计不同，这些起伏的墙面创造了建筑师称之为"回音室"的庭院 - 这个富有诗意的设计不仅能屏蔽城市噪音，还能营造独特的声学环境。

项目创新之处在于其对环境设计的精妙处理。弧形墙具有多重功能：它们既是隔音屏障，又能在一天中创造动态的光影效果，同时还建立了一个能吸引本地野生动物的微生态系统。这种对自然元素的细致考虑使这个空间不仅仅是一个展览馆，而是一个随着自然节律变化的生命体。

在室内，流动的形态得以延续，弧形墙从外部无缝延伸至内部。展览空间设有一个引人注目的五米高天窗，与季节性森林花园相互呼应，创造出不断变化的光影图案。收藏当代亚洲艺术品和北欧现代家具的艺术与材料图书馆采用连续的墙面，这些墙面既可作为展示表面，又可作为储物空间。

这个项目的与众不同之处在于它成功地整合了看似矛盾的元素：它既是一个保护性的庇护所，又是一个开放流动的空间；既是精心策划的展览馆，又是自然生态系统；既是现代建筑干预，又是精神休憩之地。Simple Design Archive美术馆代表了一种新型文化空间类型 - 在实现其作为博物馆和档案馆的主要功能的同时，优先考虑体验质量和环境和谐。

团队 – HAS design and research由洪人杰和Kulthida Songkittipakdee创立，在曼谷和上海设有办公室，已发展成为亚洲最具创新性的建筑事务所之一。该事务所的理念核心是独特的"设计+研究"方法论，探索当代亚洲城市主义中自然环境与人造环境的交汇。

事务所的设计方法被称为"即兴、制造和变色龙建筑"，着重研究城市现象与建筑干预之间的综合。他们的作品涵盖文化机构、宗教建筑、装置艺术和实验性项目，特别关注临时构筑物和非正式空间如何在密集的城市环境中创造新形式的"自然"。

在洪人杰和Kulthida Songkittipakdee的领导下，两位主创均因其学术和专业成就而备受推崇，事务所已获得众多国际荣誉，包括2024年Architonic十大策划项目奖和2023年INDE奖。他们的作品以对材料性、构造表现和环境敏感性的深刻理解为特征。

事务所的研究导向方法超越了传统的建筑实践范畴，两位主创均在知名院校担任客座教授，并通过出版物、展览和讲座为建筑话语做出贡献，确立了他们作为塑造当代亚洲建筑的关键人物的地位。

Project Name: Simple Design Archive Gallery

Location: Hefei, Anhui Province, China

Design Team: HAS design and research

Lead Architects: Jenchieh Hung, Kulthida Songkittipakdee

Total Area: 440 m²

Completion: 2024

Photography: W Workspace

Lighting Consultants: Jenna Tsailin Liu, Visual Feast (VF)

Landscape Consultant: Weili Yang

Construction Consultant: Zaiwei Song

Contractor:Guangdong Xingyi Decoration Group Anhui Co., Ltd

Feature：

Project - HAS Design and Research has unveiled the Simple Design Archive Gallery in Hefei, China – a 440-square-metre museum space that masterfully blurs the boundaries between architecture, nature, and sound. The project stands as a testament to how thoughtful design can create sanctuary-like spaces within busy urban environments.

Drawing inspiration from the legendary Huangshan Mountain, architects Jenchieh Hung and Kulthida Songkittipakdee have crafted a series of curved walls that form the building's distinctive entrance. Unlike traditional museums that open directly to their surroundings, these undulating walls create what the architects call an "echo chamber" courtyard – a poetic intervention that both shields the interior from urban noise and cultivates a unique acoustic environment.

The museum's innovation lies in its sophisticated approach to environmental design. The curved walls serve multiple functions: they act as noise barriers, create dynamic light patterns throughout the day, and establish a microecosystem that attracts local wildlife. This careful consideration of natural elements transforms the space into more than just a gallery – it becomes a living, breathing entity that changes with the rhythms of nature.

Inside, the flowing forms continue, with curved walls extending seamlessly from exterior to interior. The gallery space features a dramatic five-meter-high skylight that works in concert with a seasonal forest garden, creating ever-changing patterns of light and shadow. The art and materials library, housing contemporary Asian artworks and modern Northern European furniture, employs continuous walls that double as display surfaces and storage solutions.

What sets this project apart is its successful integration of seemingly contradictory elements: it's both a protective sanctuary and an open, flowing space; a carefully curated gallery and a natural ecosystem; a modern architectural intervention and a spiritual retreat. The Simple Design Archive Gallery represents a new typology of cultural space – one that prioritizes experiential quality and environmental harmony while fulfilling its primary function as a museum and archive.

Design Team -  HAS design and research, established by Jenchieh Hung and Kulthida Songkittipakdee with offices in Bangkok and Shanghai, has emerged as one of Asia's most innovative architectural practices. The firm's philosophy centers on a unique "design + research" methodology that explores the intersection of natural and manufactured environments in contemporary Asian urbanism.

The practice's design approach, which they term "The Improvised, MANufAcTURE and Chameleon Architecture," investigates the synthesis between urban phenomena and architectural intervention. Their portfolio encompasses cultural institutions, religious architecture, installations, and experimental projects, with a particular focus on how temporary structures and informal spaces can create new forms of "nature" within dense urban environments.

Under the leadership of Hung and Songkittipakdee, both acclaimed for their academic and professional achievements, the firm has garnered numerous international accolades, including the 2024 Architonic Top 10 Curated Projects and the 2023 INDE Award. Their work is characterized by a sophisticated understanding of materiality, tectonic expression, and environmental sensitivity.

The firm's research-driven approach extends beyond conventional architectural practice, with both principals serving as visiting professors at prestigious institutions and contributing to architectural discourse through publications, exhibitions, and lectures, establishing them as key figures in shaping contemporary Asian architecture.