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Text description provided by the architects. The project describes a space for storing and selling paintings in a tower located in the centre of Hong Kong.
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Given the program of an infrequently used space, we are introducing a suitcase-like box made out of matte-reflecting copper panels.
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The box can be fully opened and integrated into the space; thus, after the paintings are shown, the box can be fully folded up to secure the artwork when the space is unoccupied.
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The box is made out of copper and inhabits a sliding drawer for artwork, a cozy couch, a bar, a beamer, and a working desk.
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Leaving the rest of the space in untouched rough concrete, the copper objects capture attention, reflecting natural light in a warm, red tone.
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