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This design represents a clever interplay of architecture and psychology, where the panoramic seascape takes center stage, supported by a design that respects both the need for open, transformative space and the reassuring embrace of defined living areas. The balcony with its Jacuzzi and swing chair becomes an intermediary space, blending indoors with the outside, and highlighting structural safety as a key aspect of the installation.
This 684 square meter office is located in the heart of business center in Shen Zhen. The design team uses contemporary art aesthetics and international vision to recreate a composite business scene of art, communication and office. The space uses geometric lines to create an unconventional and flowing sense of supreme quality, extending the visual depth of the streamlined experience in this project, interpreting the atmosphere where modern reason and space converge.
The D Showroom is a skincare brand showroom in Taiwan. The 106 square meter interior repurposes an old industrial warehouse and preserves its original structure. A mezzanine and a staircase are added to the high-ceilinged space to increase the usable area. Lightweight iron structures and metal mesh keep the space open and visible. Large windows bring sunlight and views of outdoor plants inside, which reduces the need for artificial lighting. Wood, gravel paint, iron, paper and rattan reflect the minimalist and eco-friendly approach of the brand.
Tea and Zen is a teahouse located in an old street near Beijing Road Pedestrian Street in Guangzhou. The building is 4.3 meters wide, 20 meters long and three and a half stories high. A facade of red volcanic rock faces the street with a calm and modest presence. A rectangular patio and atrium are placed at one third of the plan, with passageways on both sides, so the narrow space flows and receives daylight, air and rain. Materials include volcanic rock, sensitive flooring, resistant paint and wood veneer. The design brings a natural and quiet atmosphere into the city.
BT Space is an office interior design located in Beitou District, Taipei City. The two story project provides 274.38 square meters of interior space. Steel supports the main body, and a suspended staircase extends upward to give the building a light, floating appearance. The upper floor is enclosed in tempered glass, keeping the workspace private while opening views toward the forest park and the mountains. Interior surfaces use metallic ironwork with mineral paint. Old iron window grilles are covered with glass and lit from within, forming partitions between the meeting areas.
Landscape Impression is a residential interior design for a newly built home with four bedrooms in New Taipei City. The public area follows an open-end layout that increases transparency and brightness. The entryway is made with thin metal shelves that allow items to be displayed and divide the zone from other areas. Glass partitions lighten the grey tones preferred by the owner. The television wall is made of grey and white marble with landscape imagery, and eco-friendly mushroom rock veneers cover the walls of the study. Linear lighting is placed along the storage shelves.
Wonderful Village is a residential complex located near the Chiayi high speed rail station. The site is bordered by three roads, so the building line is set back to create four independent buildings separated by gardens and squares across a distance of 40 meters. The wide spacing gives residents privacy and brings sunlight and fresh air from two sides. Greenery, sunlight, air and water are integrated into the plan to form a healthy living environment. The square site layout and the rice spike emblems on the facades recall the agricultural heritage of Chiayi.
Will Would is an art exhibition hall in Shenzhen, China, that brings together art, design, furniture, floriculture and a salon. The interior is arranged to display works by ordinary makers and collectors, not only by famous artists. Three internal courtyards carry natural light into the plan and connect the different functions, so clear boundaries are replaced by soft light. A meeting room with a revolving door and a stove is placed on the first floor, beside an open living room used for social events. The materials include grey terrazzo, wood veneer and brushed stainless steel.
Realm of Tranquility is a residential interior of 82.7 square meters in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. The design follows a Japanese Zen theme, with warm wood grain and stucco tones as the base. Woven rattan, woven board, solid wood strips, curved wood boards and terrazzo surfaces are combined, and wood is used as the connecting medium. The plaster finish is made from recycled reservoir silt and is waterproof and breathable. Arc-shaped ceiling sections and rounded wall corners conceal uneven beams and make the low space appear taller and brighter.
This project was designed for three women as the protagonists. It is a space where a mother and three daughters have closer connection, and a place where the family gather for relaxing and joyful holiday, besides, it is also a place where the family's spiritual sustenance and family emotional cohesion are located. Therefore, for this project, the designer used warm and lively colors, and soft curved lines throughout the entire space to emphasize the gentleness and gracefulness of women, creating a style that is different from ordinary homes.
Crystal Hall, located at Bangalore, India was designed as a private residence that incorporates the concepts of vernacular architecture with modern materials and technology. Surrounded by orchards, it seeks to establish the connection between man and nature. With white walls and glassy interiors, the focus was keeping the space uncluttered and minimalistic. All materials used were upcycled from the excess during construction, ensuring near-zero wastage. Designed to be environmentally conscious, it provides thermal, visual, and aural insulation, while being faithful to its aesthetic philosophy.
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Cloister is a residential interior design for a family of three generations in Hsinchu City, Taiwan. Two separate spaces were combined to correct a narrow original floor plan. Reflective materials such as mirrors and glass are applied to the floors, ceilings and walls, so natural light travels through the common areas. A mirror set beneath the ceiling creates an impression of greater height. A marble television wall divides the common area while keeping the plan open. The existing wood and marble floors were kept to reduce waste.