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Li Xiang's MELAND Club: Redefining Parent-Child Interaction

Li Xiang's MELAND Club is a groundbreaking 3100 sqm indoor playground in Wuhan, China, completed in June 2019. The design concept is inspired by a city, creating a space where parents and children can explore and play together. The space narrative aims to inspire children's imagination while reminding parents to cherish time spent with their little ones.

Each functional area within the club represents a different part of the city, with unique design styles. For example, the ball pool area resembles an undeveloped jungle, while the architectural design of the Potala Palace adds a streamlined feel to the entire space.

The club's design goes beyond traditional entertainment facilities, focusing on creating a perfect consumer experience that meets the psychological needs of diverse target groups. It aims to break the imagination boundary between adults and children, preserving the good times of parents and children.

One of the main challenges faced during the project was balancing aesthetics and function due to the high ceiling of the main functional area, which increased the difficulty of construction. However, the designer successfully balanced these aspects, creating a fantastic and functional space.

Li Xiang, the founder of X+Living Architectural Design in Shanghai, has gained cross-field achievements by exploring interior design as an architect. Her high-profile design has become a benchmark in aesthetic and strategic design, winning international recognition and the prestigious Golden A' Design Award in 2020.

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