Designed by Groundwork Architects, the Shum Yip Taifu City Lounge ?The Veil? aims to estabish a feminine and inviting soft space, contrasting with the rugged and masculine surroundings of Sungang. The project guides visitors beyond the transformations of yin and yang by applying surprising and innovative discovery elements. Through a gradual unveiling of the space, it allows for a deeper understanding of Sungang and Luohu.

The Civic Center is situated in the Shengang area, once a mono-industrial area in the post-industrial era, housing furniture and automobile industries, surrounded by a rough and rugged atmosphere. In its recent urban development, the incorporation of decorative elements like pavilions and towers into the architecture has created a captivating effect reminiscent of a delicate veil. This architectural feature serves as a filter, subtly diminishing the noise of the bustling city and the crowds. As a result, the concept of the ?veil? emerges, symbolizing this harmonious integration and the serene ambiance it brings. © SFAP
Upon entering the lobby, visitors will experience a sense of security and hospitality. In contrast between strength and softness, the ?veil? offers a sense of relaxation and pleasure to those who step into the City Lounge.

The Groundwork team is committed to exploring the integration of architecture, art, social responsibility, and aesthetics. The City Lounge exemplifies a distinctive design concept that blends contrasts and harmonious i...