Haoyang Sun

Haoyang Sun's undergraduate background is in IoT Engineering but he is fascinated by interior design so he came to the Royal College of Art in 2021.

During his two years of study here he has continued to explore his personal style with an emphasis on interior details and the use of materials.

The name of this project is 'Transition'.

Inspired by thinking about abandoned things, it aims to maximize the use of the project site.

It will be a co-working space during the day and a nightclub at night.

[The nightclub not only provides great opportunities for co-workers to socialise after working but also achieve the unique selling point that the co-working space always needed. That's why the combination of nightclub and co-working space.]

The transformation of day and night space functions is achieved through flexible design and isolation.

[Flexible means similar parts can switch and the isolation means completed different parts should be isolated with each other.]

When I exploring Woolwich, I was quite interesting about the old Woolwich Pier, which is abandoned and partly demolished now. Then a thought popped into my mind when I see such a debris: 'When a functionality of sth is no longer needed, people tend to remove the whole thing rather than change it or reuse it to make it suitable for new demandings.' That's a kind of waste I think. I picked up a piece of broken wood from there and tried to give it a new look while keeping the old features.

Site is located in South Woolwich. It used to be a factory producing cables owned by Siemens but these buildings are at risk now and The Faraday Works is repairing them and planning to make it become a diverse community, not only providing housing but also offering jobs and various experience.

I investigate the surrounding area, finding that even if the existing restaurants are included, there are only 4 entertainment venues here. This is not enough for a community whose future is planned to be vibrant.

I intend to use this building(25 Bowater Road) because it is in a prominent position next to the entrance of Bowater Road. Its north side faces the main road and the other side will face the future garden, with a good view.

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