In order to allow the general public to enjoy the speed and convenience brought about by the development of science and technology, and to further improve the efficiency and service quality of entry and exit accreditation, the self-service accreditation hall of Meilin Pass has re-planned the spatial layout and overall visual design to create a better service experience, thereby changing the public The inherent serious and cold impression of government service agencies. On the one hand, at the beginning of the design, the Merlin self-service accreditation hall, like other government service agencies, lacks a sense of design in the overall space, and the information is scattered and not concentrated, which can not well convey the government's convenient and people-oriented service concept.

On the other hand, the characteristics of self-service accreditation require better use of space. How to make a reasonable layout so that the public can feel a clear and comfortable self-service process is particularly important. In order to change the public's inherent impression of the accreditation hall, the overall design revolves around the concepts of convenience, technology, efficiency and comfort. The overall spatial layout is positive, with clear functional partitions and moving lines. Different from the cold image of government agencies in the past, this design emphasizes the simple and warm atmosphere. Therefore, a large area of wooden wall is used to make the space rhythm with geometric changes and adjust the color temperature of the light to make the space more contemporary. Aesthetic orientation.

At the same time, considering the cost control, the material selection is based on the principle of practicality and high efficiency, highlighting the simple quality, rather than luxury stacking. The front of the entrance of the hall is a police image wall. The overall imitation stone wall is matched with black metal in gray tone, which is solemn and simple. The left side of the entrance is the rest area. The design of the seats is unconventional, using square seats staggered in arrays, which is quite artistic. The right side of the entrance is the online self-service application area, which separates the originally messy reservation area, making the whole space more concise and integrated.

In the self-service accreditation area, the machines are arranged in sequence, and the walls use more obvious geometric forms, which not only shows the rhythm of the space, but also enables the public to experience efficient service. The 24-hour hall wall and ceiling are seamlessly connected in terms of shape and material. The overall design has a strong sense. The geometric design of the background wall fully shows the flowing visual perception and echoes the effect of space stacking.

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