The design of Ryodan showroom was rooted in three sets of binary concept: Local -- Global；Original - Reimagined；Independent - Unified. The design revolves around the concept of "harmony but not unity”, preserve and embody each of the above characteristics while making them coexist harmoniously. To create a comprehensive space which is inclusive and functional. 

Local -- Global
The location underpins the significant role that historical elements will play for the space. Being located in a remarkable preservation building at the bund, with a view of the Oriental Pearl, the space is naturally enriched by local elements. The aim of the design is to embrace the local quality while offering a comprehensive place for brands globally to come together. 

Original - Reimagined
Selected elements of the historical building is being preserved and reimagined with a modern twist. Such as the large OSB sliding door aligned with the traditional wooden door frame; The raw concrete column and the half wrapping stainless steel plate; a set of window sill located on two sides of the balcony door, one retaining the original cast iron material and the other re-created using stainless steel. 

Independent - Unified
The space is designed to serve the function of both showroom and office. A part from the meeting and storage room, there is no other fixed division walls within the space. Taking in consideration of the diverse actives showroom will host, the space is designed with temporary spatial division system to offer flexible space transformation: Two sets of sliding doors were installed to separate or integrate the office and the showroom area temporarily according to the needs of different events, preserving the openness and flexibility of the space to the greatest extent.