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厦门仧美术馆丨中国厦门丨厦门光纸灯光设计有限公司

2026/04/30 19:17:52

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坐落于厦门的仧美术馆，其前身为始建于1935年的“厦大旅社”——这座城市发展史上首个标志性高楼，历经“柏原旅社”的历史沉淀与“民主大厦”的时代变迁，见证了诸多重大历史时刻，承载着深厚的城市记忆。作为典型的中西合璧骑楼式建筑，其灯光设计以尊重历史文脉与建筑肌理为核心前提，通过高度定制化的艺术实践，实现老建筑气质与美术馆艺术形态的光影共生，让光线成为连接历史、空间与情感的纽带。

Located in Xiamen, Cang Art Museum is housed in a historic building first completed in 1935 as Xiamen University Hotel, the first iconic high-rise in the city’s development. Having been renamed Kashiwabara Hotel and later Democracy Building amid historical changes, the compound has witnessed crucial historical events and preserved profound urban cultural memories. As a distinctive arcade structure integrating Chinese and Western architectural features, its lighting design is developed with full respect for historical context and original architectural textures. Through highly customized artistic conception, the design revitalizes the charm of the old building and coordinates with the artistic attributes of the art museum, enabling light to act as an intrinsic connection weaving together history, space and sensory perception.

▼白天的美术馆外立面，Daytime view of the museum facade © SFAP 邵峰

▼夜间美术馆灯光效果，Nighttime lighting effect of the museum facade © SFAP 邵峰

▼夜间外立面细部光影，Facade detail under night lighting © SFAP 邵峰

设计的核心创新在于以非侵入式理念重塑空间与光的关系。一楼入口摒弃传统具象闸门，采用“虚拟光幕”设计，将1.5cm直径、5度发光角的光学透镜密置于弧形型材内，通过下方3mm透光缝将光线压缩投射至地面，形成通透的虚拟光门。当参观者步入时，顶部感应头联动灯带形成向内流动的光影，既满足了美术馆日常使用需求，又最大程度避免了对历史建筑本体的破坏，赋予入口强烈的仪式感，使光线与装置自然融入建筑语境与艺术氛围。

The design delivers core innovation through a non-intrusive strategy to reshape the correlation between space and light. The ground floor entrance rejects traditional solid door structures and adopts a creative virtual light curtain concept. Refined embedded light components shape a soft virtual light gateway reaching the ground surface. Inductive sensors installed above cooperate with linear light strips to present gentle inward flowing light when visitors approach, building a solemn entry ceremony. Such design meets the daily operational demands of the art museum, reduces intervention on the heritage building to the greatest extent, and merges light installations into the overall architectural and artistic atmosphere in a harmonious manner.

▼陈列区灯光设计，Lighting design in the exhibition area © SFAP 邵峰

▼室内墙面与顶面间接照明细节，Indirect lighting detail on walls and ceiling © SFAP 邵峰

针对二楼、三楼核心展区，设计延续经典弧形板造型，既呼应室内建筑语言，又巧妙利用弧形板与建筑顶部的空腔收纳灯光管线，同时采用定制部件将整根磁性轨道固定于梁间，构建出多层次照明体系。三种照明方式各展其长：立面与平面的展陈重点光精准聚焦展品，轨道背面与弧形铝板形成的一级间接光奠定空间基调，弧形板两侧散发的二级间接光呼应建筑肌理，在全面覆盖美术馆功能需求的同时，以可逆式、低干预的安装方式坚守历史建筑保护的底线。

The main exhibition spaces on the second and third floors adopt unified curved panel modeling to echo the inherent interior architectural language. Concealed pipelines are neatly arranged in the hidden gaps between curved panels and ceiling structures, while customized fixing components stabilize magnetic light tracks between structural beams. This layout establishes a multi-layered lighting system with diverse functions. Focused lighting precisely highlights art exhibits on vertical and horizontal surfaces, primary indirect light creates a unified spatial background tone, and secondary diffused light complements the original indoor architectural details. The integrated lighting system fully satisfies professional exhibition functions and adopts low-impact, reversible construction methods to protect the integrity of the historical building.

▼夜间入口界面与灯光引导效果，Entrance facade with guiding lighting at night © SFAP 邵峰

▼人物与光线共同强化空间仪式感，Human figure and lighting enhancing spatial rituality © SFAP 邵峰

▼光影勾勒的序列性进入体验，Sequential entry experience shaped by light and shadow © SFAP 邵峰

▼弧形光带的细节，Detail of the curved light strip © SFAP 邵峰

▼弧形灯带与聚光灯组合，Curved light strip combined with spotlights © SFAP 邵峰

建筑坐北朝南的朝向优势带来充足日照，每层北侧的巨大采光窗让自然光沿台阶自上而下形成自然渐变，清晰划分空间灰度。设计团队顺势而为，选用从六楼红色至一楼蓝色的六种渐变有色玻璃，让自然光透过玻璃晕染整个建筑，将物理空间的光照转化为触动感官的情感体验，使光线本身成为极具叙事性的展品。

Oriented southward, the building gains sufficient natural light throughout the year. Large north-facing windows on every floor introduce gradual natural light that falls along the staircases and naturally stratifies the spatial grayscale. Inspired by this natural light rhythm, gradient colored glass is applied across floors, with warm red tones on the upper levels transitioning gently to calm blue tones on the lower floors. Natural light filters through the tinted glass to permeate the entire building space, converting basic daylight into an immersive emotional experience and turning light into an independent narrative element within the venue.

▼结构界面与蓝绿色光线氛围，Structural surfaces with blue-green lighting atmosphere © SFAP 邵峰

▼走廊空间中的冷暖光交织，Interplay of warm and cool lighting in the corridor © SFAP 邵峰

▼楼梯转折处的空间光影变化，Light and shadow variation at the staircase turning © SFAP 邵峰

▼对称楼梯构成与光影轴线关系，Symmetrical staircase composition and light axis © SFAP 邵峰

这场从理性规划到感性共鸣的设计实践，不仅实现了照明工具向空间叙事者的转变，更以光影为媒介延续了城市历史文脉。灯光设计深度融入建筑历史与艺术表达，通过精准的技术实现与细腻的美学呈现，让参观者在视觉体验中与建筑、城市产生深层共鸣。它既是对历史建筑的尊重与活化，也是通过光影语言传递文化价值的成功实践，为这座承载记忆的建筑与城市留下了持久的美好印记。

As a complete design practice spanning rational technical planning and perceptual emotional expression, this lighting solution transforms simple illumination into an essential part of spatial narration. It inherits urban historical context through delicate light arrangement and integrates historical architecture with contemporary artistic expression. The refined visual experience builds deep spiritual resonance between visitors, the historic structure and the city. The project achieves subtle activation and inheritance of heritage architecture, presenting a restrained yet powerful cultural practice that endows this historic building and the city with lasting aesthetic and historical value.

▼红色灯光强化的楼梯空间，Staircase space enhanced by red lighting © SFAP 邵峰