OCEAN CN Consultancy Network
Projects
ARCHITECTURE + INTERIORS
OCEAN CN aims to conceive and deliver unique architectural spaces, by innovating standard structural, tectonic and material systems with design method, linking digital generative design, production, manufacturing and assembly. OCEAN CN applies its range of experience in architecture, interior conversions and fit-outs, material development and furniture, towards the design of prototypical environments, which are both locally specific yet globally significant.
Costantini Museum
The site is structured in a laminar organisation, evolving the building sectionally along inter-connected ramps which rise from the proposed site topographies. The mass of the museum hovers above a tectonic public ground that undulates continuously towards the museum, extending the institutional zone of the museum into the landscape. The interior distributes 4000 m2 of surface area for exhibition spaces for twentieth century art, and ancillary curatorial and public programs. The permanent and temporary exhibition spaces are organised along two interconnected movement loops in sectional space. The permanent and temporary loops are cross-connected, enabling multiple possible routes throughout exhibition spaces and auditoria, germinating the potential unfolding of new curatorial strategies.
Scandinavian Embassies Complex
This project installs a diagram of the association of 5 embassy buildings on a single compound in Berlin, simultaneously providing insularity of each embassy, as well as a permeability of the embassies pertaining to the Scandinavian region. This strategy is derived from a Scandinavian law pertaining to rights on land, called, “All Man’s Rights”, which states that all land is publicly accessible in terms of rights of way over private land.
Jeil’s Hospital For Women
A 2000 m2 medical building for Gynaecology, Obstetrics, and Fertility. A double-skinned building envelope is weathersealed by an orthogonal curtain wall and slab system. A second skin comprises two systems of mechanically adjustable louvers, one tightly spaced for maximum visual buffering and, one looser for baffling direct sunlight, causing gradients of privacy and lighting conditions. The louvered surfaces of the exterior fold up, into and through the seven floors, as a continuous interior urban spatial sequence. The ground surface incorporates a public garden, along with 60 cars parking spaces in a mechanical parking tower and a horizontal parking level within the interior of the building.