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Explore 26 award-winning designs tagged Club on A Design News.

Changzhou Zhimu Spa Club

Changzhou Zhimu Spa

Changzhou Zhimu Spa is a spa interior of 1000 square meters in Changzhou. The space is developed from the perspective of internal architecture, with large volumes and angular outlines. Walls, passages and reception areas are treated as hard blocks finished in warm gray Italian stone powder paint. Stone-stacked stairs are wrapped in thin white steel strips, forming a translucent volume that stands like a sculpture. Thick aluminum plate powder coating, mirror stainless steel, stone and an LED screen complete the interior, creating a quiet and mysterious retreat from outside noise.

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Enterprise Mansion Club

Enterprise Mansion

Enterprise Mansion is a clubhouse interior with a total area of 2185 square meters. The design is based on the traditional Chinese courtyard, a long-standing symbol of domestic life and culture. The layout follows the idea of unity between people, architecture and nature, placing gardens, trees and open sky within the built space. Materials include cassia siamea wood, river grey stone, dolomite, bronze stainless steel and hand-painted wired glass. The project began in Shanghai in October 2017 and was completed in Nantong in September 2019.

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Jinmao Luxuriance Club

Jinmao Luxuriance

Jinmao Luxuriance is a fitness and sports club set in an underground space of 1830 square meters. Forest imagery is brought into the interior to answer the lack of natural light below ground. The plan moves from closed to open areas, so visitors pass through changing spatial experiences. The main materials are Italian volcanic rock, acrylic resin, soft film painting, a green plant wall, wood and aluminum plate. Simulated plants cover the swimming pool wall to reduce waste, and log ceilings add warmth and can be reused.

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HYZ Foot Spa Club

HYZ Foot Spa

HYZ Foot Spa is an interior design for a leisure club in the central business district of Taizhou Pharmaceutical City. The space covers 1100 square meters and offers a calm retreat among high-rise offices. Concrete forms and printed transparent soft film create a forest-like setting, while a luminous membrane structure above suggests a skylight. Exposed downpipes are concealed within the repeated forest modules. Mirror stainless steel on the ceiling softens the spatial boundary. Materials include block stone, terrazzo, copper and wood finish.

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Zhimu Spa Club

Zhimu Spa

Zhimu Spa is an interior design for a leisure club in Changzhou, China. The project covers 2400 square meters and contains 53 private rooms. The floor height is less than 3 meters, so part of the first floor was opened and a curved stair was added to connect the two levels. The stair stands above a shallow water surface, and the hall behind the stair rises about 7 meters. Stone, wood and fabric are combined. Small landscapes with plants and stones are placed beside the private rooms to link the interior with nature.

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Wu Club

Wu

Wu is an interior design for a Chaoshan cuisine restaurant and club in Shantou, Guangdong. The venue covers 600 square meters and contains private dining rooms, a tea room, a cigar bar, a whisky bar and an audio and video room. Polygonal planes, slanting structures and floating forms shape the interior and give the space a sculptural character. Paint in varied hues and textures is combined with a timber floor and stone surfaces. Light creates a calm and mysterious atmosphere. Western design order is applied to interpret Oriental spatial qualities.

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Little Dome Club

Little Dome

Little Dome is a club interior located in Shenzhen, Guangdong Province, China. The design integrates natural elements into the indoor space. Miniature plant landscapes bring the appearance of nature inside. A forest-like landscape greets visitors as they enter the club. The intent is to create an elegant and comfortable space within a busy metropolis. The main challenge was the location of the site, which limited the entry of sunlight and plants. Natural aesthetics are used to give the interior a calm atmosphere. The project was completed in 2019.

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Automotive Social Club

Automotive Social

Automotive Social Club is a building designed as a social space for car enthusiasts. The L-shaped structure stands on a triangular site between two railway tracks and covers 410 square meters. One part is a single story building with a repair shop, a cleaning workshop and a detailing workshop. The other part has two floors with a bar, sales and display areas, offices, a kitchen, a dining area and a terrace. Large interior steps separate the inner and outer zones. The facade is made of red and black pressed steel plates.

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Rippling Club

Rippling

Rippling is a club interior of 360 square meters located in Shenzhen. The design draws on bionics and on the form of dripping water, so the boundary between outer and interior space, and between planes and solids, remains unmarked. An arched corridor is built from about 1800 tailor made translucent glazed tiles, which vibrate rhythmically as people pass. Sunken ripple shaped sofas and a wall installation artwork titled Flowing of Time complete the space. Fifteen steps lead visitors away from outside noise and toward inner calm.

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Yujintai Club

Yujintai

Yujintai is a private club interior located in Beijing. The project covers 350 square meters and was completed in 2018. The design applies the aesthetics of the Song and Ming periods to a modern space. The floor is made of dark-grained marble with mountain and river patterns. The ceiling uses a dark gray mirror finish that suggests still water and gentle ripples. Hollow-out frames divide the rooms and create a calm rhythm. A landscape planting area answers the lack of greenery in modern buildings and supports a quiet mood.

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Wuzhen Jintang Club

Wuzhen Jintang

Wuzhen Jintang is a club interior located in Jiaxing, covering 8631.8 square meters. The design takes its name from brocade, a silk fabric woven from colorful threads, and applies rich colors and woven shapes to create an embroidery-like space. Red and green are interwoven to recall Chinese classical culture and to blend it with modern forms. The original enclosed building structure was opened to increase interaction between indoor and outdoor areas. The materials include stone, wood veneer, metal, cloth, leather, glass, aluminum plate, rock plate and shell mosaic.

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No.1 Courtyard Club

No.1 Courtyard

No.1 Courtyard is a community entrance lobby and club interior of about 2000 square meters. The interior includes a home lobby, an underground swimming pool, a gym, a yoga room, a multi-function room and an underground courtyard. Curved forms drawn from nature are combined with stone in the reception area, which works as a transition space. Materials include wood finishes, marble, brushed stainless steel and wooden grating. The ceiling height reaches 5600 millimeters. The design brings a calm natural atmosphere into the interior.

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