048 PROJECT 3 PROJECT INFO


Interior Design PANORAMA Design Group


Client Forkid’s Club Co., Ltd.


Completion date Dec 2022


Area 380 sq m


Clockwise The building’s curved design promotes a feeling of fluidity between the different zones, freshening up in the Spring Valley cafe area, Panorama have integrated a variety of areas offering different enriching experiences, a sensorial experience at the Summer Beach area


Next Autumn Leaf, centres around the idea of ‘Anti-Gravity’, with a floating leaf structure in orange complete with ropes and trampoline. A place for hide-and-seek in this semi-enclosed space, as well taking part in ‘anti-gravity exercise’.


Finally, you reach the valley Winter Cave, which centres around ‘Digital Interaction’. This fourth zone is composed of two multi-purpose grey areas. There is an open theatre and an enclosed cave, which serve as quite corners complete with digital projection on the floor and ceiling for an immersive experience. In the open spaces the ceiling is covered with convex mirror discs that combined with distorted mirror walls to give vertical and horizontal visual extension and enhanced the dreamy touch. Different custom-designed three-dimensional cartoon characters give life to the whole space and complete the brand narrative.


Established in 2003, Hong Kong-based PANORAMA Design Group creates interior spaces catered around ‘unique story-telling spatial experiences’. With its headquarters in Hong Kong and local ofices throughout China, the company’s project categories cover Hotel, Property Development, F&B, Retail, Kids, Health & Wellness, as well as several design accolades to boot. Inspired by the unique spatial characters of Hong Kong, PANORAMA’s design team adopts a boundary-crossing strategy to produce unique experiences and ‘multi-purpose/composite spaces’ for different typologies, responding to Asia’s rapid-changing lifestyles. It’s show-stopping interior spaces are the result of the studio’s research, location-based importance, market trends and budget requirements, and ensures each environment is assured of a dynamic, vibrant, and unique character in its own right.


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