Studio Ramoprimo's colourful gym lets users shape their training
Studio Ramoprimo has created a gym in Beijing's Indigo East Hotel that is designed to allow users to shape their own training path during one-on-one fitness classes.
MFit Space 01 covers 600sq m (6,500sq ft) and is split across two levels.
It features a varied selection of spaces and equipment types, allowing different users to focus on different types of training and exercise.
In addition to a conventional training area with Technogym equipment, the gym features a climbing wall, a curved architectural lattice structure to which ropes and equipment can be attached and floor markings throughout for different exercises.
There is also a steel slide between floors should visitors prefer not to use the spiral staircase.
Colour and materials have played a prominent role in the design.
There is a black tiled washroom, a red locker room and entrance lighting that can be changed to bathe the space in different hues.
The foyer space and lower-level exercise area have more reserved, pale tones, with concrete wall and metal elements, are filled with natural light from large glazed expanses.
Metal mesh and textured metal panelling feature throughout the facility and a red arch with embedded light-strips connects two spaces within the facility.
MFit Space 01 was completed in October 2019.
















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