TIC Art Exhibition Center

architectural photography, contemporary architecture, exhibition center, cultural facility, terracotta façade, perforated metal screen, triangular lattice pattern, burnt sienna, raw umber, Venetian red, warm ochre, copper patina, circular reflecting pool, water feature, stepped plaza, amphitheater seating, brick paving, gravel groundplane, deciduous trees, autumn foliage, aerial perspective, elevated viewpoint, diagonal composition, geometric contrast, curvilinear versus rectilinear, golden hour lighting, warm afternoon light, long shadows, urban context, construction cranes, contemporary parametric design, sustainable architecture, public space design, landscape integration, contemplative atmosphere, monumental scale, human scale elements, sculptural forms, materiality, textural contrast, civic architecture, cultural precinct, welcoming threshold, processional sequence, gathered community space

Tic Art is an exhibition center designed as a public urban landmark. The design covers landscape, architecture, interior and products, and offers a comprehensive yet rhythmic spatial experience. Red bricks formed with 25 sets of molds are used across the building and the landscape, following the local clay brick tradition and lowering the construction cost. A double layer curtain wall combines ceramic bricks with a modern structural system, filters direct sunlight and reduces heat conduction. The building area is 8000 square meters and the landscape area is 16000 square meters.