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The combination of service-oriented business with new business forms is a trend. The designer experimentally integrates the subsidiary functions of the project with main business, re-optimizes the main functions of parent-child sports training, and builds the project into a comprehensive space for swimming and sports education, integrating entertainment and leisure.
Return to nature, the city's cultural station. Create a refined lifestyle. Exclusively enjoy a quiet and quiet. The hotel is located in the bustling area of Baoding High-tech Development Zone. The designer redefines the city resort hotel by holistic thinking through re-combing the surrounding environment, architecture, landscape and interior to create a sophisticated, natural and comfortable hotel space. Let business travelers feel prosperous in the quiet, stealing a half-day leisure.
Allure is an apartment interior in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The home covers 1980 square feet and holds three bedrooms and four bathrooms. The interior combines Parisian chic and modern farmhouse styles. White and muted tones are paired with the warmth of oak timber used for floors, ceiling beams and cabinetry. Black paneled doors, wainscoting and a fluted timber feature wall with concealed doors shape the character of the rooms. The living area, lounge, bar and terrace form one open space that links to the garden, while glass panels bring daylight inside.
Jinzhong Kylin Mansion is a club interior located in Shenzhen. The project covers 650 square meters and follows the principle that less is more. Bright colors and complex elements are avoided, and restrained furniture with smooth lines shapes a calm atmosphere. The layout includes a tea room, a fitness area, a party house, a book bar and a meditation area, which uses white tones and open separations. Rough black stone surfaces are combined with titanium plated stainless steel to contrast hard and soft materials. Water ripples carved into marble link traditional craft with modern art.
Spiritual Bay is an interior design for a first-line sea view villa in Qingdao, China. The villa has three floors above ground and two below. The plan includes an open living area, a study, sea view bedrooms, a home theatre and a tea room. Large floor-to-ceiling windows with narrow aluminium frames and ultra-clear glass present the seascape like a framed painting. The windows can be opened to link the indoor and outdoor spaces. The minimalist treatment keeps the interior simple and increases the use of natural light.
From East is a set of show window displays created for a commercial building in Shanghai. The main display surface and the side surfaces of the passageway each follow a different idea, arranged as inclusiveness, origin, promotion and collection along the customer walking route. The themes present Chinese culture through ancient auspicious figures such as the dragon, the phoenix and the crane. EVA material is used for shaping, filling and coloring. The displays cover forty square meters and apply strong traditional colors.
Golden Year Wheel is a residential interior design for a pre-owned apartment in Taiwan. The home covers 235 square meters and contains four bedrooms, a living room and a dining room. The layout was rebuilt around the idea of spatial transition. Arc-shaped walls and lighting link the entrance, living room, study and dining area in a smooth sequence. Stone, large slab tiles, natural wood grain, architectural concrete and leather are combined. The large slab tiles replace marble to reduce the use of natural stone. The design aims to create a calm and restful place for daily life.
Linkou Pure Land is a Buddha hall designed for teaching, chanting, and meditation. The hall occupies the basement floor of a condominium building and is divided into a classroom, a reception area, and the main hall. Natural sunlight enters through the stairway from the ground floor. Hollow-patterned walls and glass screens keep the space open, while bamboo landscape windows add a botanical feel. The ceilings carry dimmable lighting that simulates a skylight. Wood tones and concrete surfaces give the interior a calm and pure character. The construction area is 727 square meters.
With the sailing element as the dominant element, in the design of this case, the design team integrates the corporate and local culture into the architectural space. Black sandblasted stainless steel as the core of the building, with the evolution of the sailboat and the device, creating a scenario of a thousand sails crossing the river and a hundred boats competing for the flow. From the exterior to the interior, from the materials to the details, every step is aimed at creating a comfortable and ideal living environment.
Haimen Vanke Jadeite is a sales center in Haimen, Jiangsu Province, China. The interior covers 2000 square meters and uses the large-span, high-ceiling character of the building. The layout follows the traditional courtyard plan and refers to the local history of the sea gate. A marble coffee table and soft seating form a relaxed lounge area, while blue tones recall the fishing life of the region. Two wooden volumes hold the VIP room and the children's area, enclosed by floor-to-ceiling glass for privacy. A large staircase turns upward through the space.
Pengzhanhui Square is a sales center of 600 square meters located in Shenzhen, China. The moon, a long-standing Chinese symbol of love and reunion, is the theme of the interior. The design connects this classical image with a contemporary lifestyle. Terrazzo, gradient glass, interlocking boards and wood finishes are used to create a calm atmosphere in light colors. In the model area, wooden grilles cross vertically and horizontally to link people with nature. Light beams under the slanted ceiling shape a pure and elegant space.
Citic Fengyue Tower is an office interior located in Dalian, a coastal city in China, covering 6500 square meters. The design draws on science, technology, art, nature and the sea, and the main image is taken from wave forms. The ceiling and floor use flowing lines and block surfaces to convey movement and openness. A reception desk shaped after a warship recalls the local port and is made of ice white marble and golden stainless steel. White gray tones are combined with technical blue. Sculptures placed indoors and outdoors guide movement and encourage interaction.