Jenga Community Public Building | Interior Design Mood
Jenga Community Public Building by Kris Lin

Jenga Community Public Building

Golden A' Design Award Winner 2024

contemporary architecture, community building, cantilevered volumes, interlocking masses, slate grey, warm ivory, burnished gold, LED edge lighting, vertical aluminum cladding, floor-to-ceiling glazing, horizontal emphasis, asymmetrical balance, stacked volumes, parametric design, twilight photography, urban context, reflective pool, architectural illumination, minimalist palette, warm accent lighting, cool grey tones, cream tones, contemporary public building, geometric composition, dramatic cantilever, threshold space, material dialogue, textural contrast, smooth render, ribbed cladding, transparent glazing, layered spatial zones, metropolitan setting, evening atmosphere, soft diffused light, architectural photography, high-resolution detail, refined execution, innovative form, sculptural massing, welcoming illumination, sophisticated materiality, dynamic equilibrium, residential backdrop, landscaped setting

Jenga is a two-story public building located at the entrance of a residential community. The building covers 1200 square meters and holds four functions: commercial space, a community lobby, a property management office, and an equipment room. The irregular and limited site is addressed by stacking and reorganizing these four areas like toy building blocks. A steel structure forms the main body, while thin aluminum panels with rounded curves cover the outer walls. Light strips and glass surfaces reveal the interior functions.