Case study examines narrative strategies enhancing spatial quality and human experience in industrial settings, suggesting design improvements.
In the context of high-tech manufacturing, new industrial buildings are required not only to meet production and equipment needs, but also to enhance spatial quality, cultural expression, and human-centered experience. Using Zhejiang Wedu Medical Device Manufacturing Park as a case, architectural narrative in new industrial building design was examined. Based on the relationship among people, factory, and environment, the design developed a narrative strategy centered on path, scene, and culture. Integrating function, landscape, and cultural expression, it strengthened people-space interaction and built a closer connection between architecture and the site’s natural landscape. The project provides a reference for related design practice.
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