Zhangbei Mirage, Hebei, China, East Asian architecture installation, photos

Zhangbei Mirage in Hebei Province

28 June 2025

Design: Puri Lighting Design

Location: Hebei Province, China

Photos by Archi-translator

Zhangbei Mirage, China

The Zhangbei Mirage building is situated in an open field, with a robust concrete structure enveloped by a metal steel framework. By skillfully integrating light and space, the designer accentuated the building’s transparency and lightness, transforming it into a vessel of light.

For the lighting design, the designer selected fixtures with different wattages and beam angles, including 36W with a 10° beam, and 48W with a 30° beam. These fixtures were seamlessly integrated into the steel framework using an uplighting approach, with various projection directions explored.

Compared to the softer interior illumination, the uplighting for the steel framework is slightly more pronounced, enhancing the sense of depth and creating a delicate balance between transparency and lightness. This interplay results in a richer and more dynamic visual hierarchy.

The designer utilized pure 4000K white light to convey the work’s purity and tranquility. In the vast expanse of the open field, the building stands as a vessel of light, infusing the space with a serene and profound atmosphere.

About Purilighting (PURI)
Headquartered in Beijing, China, Purilighting (PURI) – https://www.purilgt.com/ is a professional consulting company specializing in light environment research, serving many lighting professional fields such as architectural lighting design, interior lighting design, landscape lighting design, urban lighting planning, and more.

In providing customers with professional light environment consulting services, Purilighting’s philosophy is to not stick to a single design style, but rather to tailor precise solutions to each project.

Every project generates a creative process that adheres to the spirit of the craftsman, and they deeply interpret, understand, and experience the architecture itself before subsequently expressing and embodying its brilliant form to perfection.

Over the past 10 years, the company has successively set up branches in Los Angeles and Chengdu, China, and has designed and completed up to 500 projects, serving clients and partners that include real estate companies, commercial groups, hotel management companies, local design units, and government agencies.

Since its establishment in 2012, Purilighting has won several lighting design awards at home and abroad, including the IALD Lighting Design Award Glorious Excellence Award USA, the IES Lighting Design Award USA, the LDA Lighting Design Award UK, and the LIT Lighting Design Award USA.

Additionally, awards in the comprehensive field include the US A+ Architectural Design Award, FRAME Design Award, Italy A ‘Design Award, IDA Design Award, as well as domestic awards such as the China Lighting Design Award, Asian Lighting Design Award, and more.

Photographer: Archi-translator

Zhangbei Mirage, Hebei, China images / information received 280625 from v2com newswire

Location: Hebei Province, China

Hebei Province Architecture

Hebei Province Buildings

Tiangang Art Center, Tiangang Village, Yi County, Baoding City
Architecture: SYN architects

photo : Zheng Yan
Tiangang Art Center, Hebei Province

Zolaism Café, Aranya, Qinhuangdao
Design: B.L.U.E. Architecture Studio

photo : Eiichi Kano
Zolaism Café Aranya

Aranya theTANG hotel, Qinhuangdao
Design: B.L.U.E. Architecture Studio

photo : Eiichi Kano / theTANG hotel
Aranya theTANG hotel, Qinhuangdao

China Architecture

China Architecture Design – chronological list

Chinese Architect – Design Practice Listings

Le Méridien Zhongshan, Shantou City, Guangdong
Architects: BLVD International

photograph : En Xiao
Le Méridien Zhongshan

Dune Art Museum, Qinhuangdao, Hebei province, northeastern China
Design: OPEN

photo © WU Qingshan
Dune Art Museum in Qinhuangdao

Pottery and Colored Glaze Workshop, Boshan District, Zibo City, Shandong Province
Architects: Co-Direction Design

photo : Jing Xufeng
Shandong Province Buildings