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No.6 MansionDesign Institute | Linchen Design
Chief Designer | Tan Yiliang
Project Location | Thailand
Design Area | 7000 m²
Main Materials | Marble, artistic glass, acrylic, wood veneer, stainless steel, artistic coating, etc.
The space adopts a geometrically deconstructed mecha style, with sharp broken lines as its fundamental design language.
The theme is the Interstellar Turbine Engine Chamber, centered on a radial circular structure.
The space takes the hibernation pod of an interstellar spacecraft as its narrative theme, using soft curved surfaces to replace sharp edges and corners.
The space is framed by slanted polygonal walls, with two rounded rectangular large screens as the main visual elements. The screens display dynamic footage of fluids, bubbles and liquid particles. Multiple small spherical porthole screens are embedded in the walls as secondary visual accents.
The theme is the Futuristic Power Chamber, with extensive elliptical annular forms running through the entire space.
This is the top presidential private room of the project, delivering an epic mechanical sci-fi vibe.
Conceived as an Interstellar Space Station Corridor, this is a long and spacious private room.
No.6 Mansion breaks away from the shallow internet-famous design of traditional entertainment spaces that merely stack lights and screens. It integrates architectural narrative, spatial immersion and audio-visual art. Taking futuristic interstellar civilization as its storyline, from the giant Eye of Space-Time on the facade to various themed interstellar chambers inside, it builds a futuristic entertainment space station for urban nights.



