Zhangyan Country Living Festival Exhibition Space

shipping container architecture, modular pavilion, temporary exhibition space, coral pink, cobalt blue, cadmium orange, translucent white panels, contemporary typography, festival architecture, adaptive reuse, industrial aesthetic, split-complementary color harmony, asymmetrical composition, frontal perspective, diffused daylight, corrugated metal texture, glass curtain wall, motion blur figures, workshop space, creative venue, stacked volumes, cantilever projection, urban intervention, celebration atmosphere, warm-cool chromatic contrast, horizontal emphasis, graphic facade, wayfinding signage, participatory space, community gathering, sustainable design approach, bold color palette, post-industrial aesthetic, pop-up architecture, event design, cultural programming venue, accessible ground floor, transparent interior, modular construction, contemporary vernacular, festive energy, human scale, welcoming entrance

Zhangyan Country Living Festival is an exhibition space created for a rural event in Shanghai. The layout is formed from old shipping containers that are staggered, stacked, interlaced and rotated to shape varied thematic areas. One group of containers encloses an area for forums, while another group defines an area for a marketplace. Local discarded resources such as wood, straw and reeds are also used. The visual identity follows the Memphis style and abstracts local motifs of mountain, water, fish and bridge. The activity space covers 5000 square meters.