A first-floor lobby waiting
to be reinterpreted
How can “vitality” be expressed
without using new resources?
Through the prudence
of Farglory employees,
the imagination of designers,
and the persistence of
construction crews,
the process was
one of conflict and compromise.
After the clash,
they decided to flip the wall tiles,
letting the raw texture
of the materials
open up
infinite possibilities.
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Object location7F, 9F, 11F
Collaborative Production Team
Saiens
Material source:
Waste from renovation of Farglory headquarters
Material features:
Recycled granite discarded during the renovation of each floor was remade into synthetic quartz stone, which was used for the walls, floor and vanity top of each restroom.
The stone used for the walls is made of granite removed during the renovation of Farglory headquarters. The granite was crushed, mixed and remade into brand-new quartz using special technology. Compared with ordinary quartz and other stone, recycled quartz has the advantages of high hardness, acid resistance, and low water absorption rate. The stone produced by this technique is characterized by its large surface area and its ability to be closely fitted to the wall without any gaps.
The granular pattern of the stone used for the walls was jointly designed by Farglory and Saiens. The proportions and colors were adjusted many times, revealing a unique aesthetic in the details.
Walls of restrooms
Floors of restrooms
Vanity top of restrooms
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