Designed specifically for the K11, Golden Bubbles reflect and exaggerate the movement of people above, below and around. These large golden inflatables span the atrium, weaving between multiple levels and escalators. The objects act as curved mirrors distorting reality by warping the surroundings into one field of view.

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Architects: People's Architecture Office

Location: K11, Hong Kong, China

Architect In Charge: He Zhe, James Shen, Zang Feng

Design Team: Cui Gangjian, Min Kyoung Kim, Xu Xi, Xiang Weixing, Jiang Hao, Zhang Zhen

Project Year: 2016

Photographs: People's Architecture Office
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From the architect. Designed specifically for the K11, Golden Bubbles reflect and exaggerate the movement of people above, below and around. These large golden inflatables span the atrium, weaving between multiple levels and escalators. The objects act as curved mirrors distorting reality by warping the surroundings into one field of view.

© People's Architecture Office

© People's Architecture Office

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