Step into FLOW Space a unique fitness haven in Beijing’s Shunyi District. Located on the seventh floor of an office building this isn’t your typical gym. Imagine a space where fitness blends seamlessly with unexpected artistry. FLOW Space is more than just weights and treadmills. It’s a carefully curated experience.
This 500-square-meter space is designed to challenge perceptions. Two rental units combine to form a surprising layout. The design is inspired by Rem Koolhaas’s Delirious New York. Koolhaas highlights the dramatic scenarios created by overlapping seemingly unrelated functions in skyscrapers. FLOW Space embodies this concept.
The space is divided into distinct zones. A bar lounge office pantry and cellar are integrated with workout areas. This surprising mix creates a unique atmosphere. Ten windows offer stunning city views. Six are dedicated to relaxation and social areas. Four prime windows overlook the city from the workout zone.
The workout facilities are cleverly integrated. The boxing ring is a focal point. It’s surrounded by weights and aerobics areas. Locker rooms showers and changing areas are discreetly located. The overall design prioritizes the city views. Even the non-workout areas offer unique vistas. This enhances the overall experience for members.
The lighting design complements the spatial layout. Ambient lighting illuminates the “sky” above the eave lines. Spotlights descend creating dramatic effects. This single-color lighting is suitable for training. However the space transforms at night. RGB lighting animations change the atmosphere into a vibrant club environment.
FLOW Space challenges the traditional gym model. It’s a place where fitness meets artistry. The unexpected juxtaposition of functions creates a dynamic and memorable experience. It’s a unique fitness destination in Beijing. A place where you can work out and enjoy stunning city views simultaneously. A truly unforgettable fitness experience.