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Compliance is the concept of this space, which is initially qualitative and improvisation. The original building has an unalterable structure, retaining the original building's external wall as the main wall of the space, abandoning the rules and regulations, and seeking the true space state in the mutual response. He tried to give up the consistent closing of the process and seek the rough surface of the construction material during the construction process.
Blue Chip Indulgence is a project that showcases the harmonious marriage between classic and modern designs brought to life through an elegant, mature and warm ambience. Considering the structure and architecture of the colonial mansion that the restaurant Blanc is situated in, much of the surroundings was made to imitate the Old English vibe while incorporating modern fittings using custom made furniture and fixtures with fine detailing. The curated design allows the restaurant to serve customers flexibly whilst providing privacy and enjoyment for all types of customers.
Wuxi Ditre is a furniture showroom designed for an Italian furniture brand in Wuxi, China. The interior covers 600 square meters and uses fireproof board, wood flooring, customized metal and grey floor tiles. A dark tone, natural wood texture and focused lighting create a calm setting for the exhibits. The free layout presents each group of products in an orderly sequence. A framework replaces the flat roof above the simplified reception desk. The stairs combine solid blocks with light glass handrails and narrow as they rise.
Pocket House is a mobile residence built inside a standard 40-foot shipping container. The reused container rests on a simple support base, and the dry construction was completed by installation alone in ten days, with little waste. Sections of the steel side walls were removed and replaced with glass doors, which improve ventilation and daylight and open the interior to the garden. Wood is used as the single interior coating for the floor, walls and ceiling. The compact plan holds a bedroom, a bathroom, a living and dining area and a kitchen.
The Mix Land is a streetwear store in Hangzhou, China. The design concept starts from the image of a laboratory and applies street culture to the interior display. Three dynamic art installations, called energy extraction, condensation and the decomposition table, combine sound, vision and touch to create an interactive experience. Highly saturated neon blue, colorful windows and doors and digital screens form the main visual accents. The display installations can be rearranged within the open space, so the store adapts to both commercial and experiential needs.
Harvest is an office interior of 350 square meters completed in Taichung. Modern simplicity is the main style. Delicate material textures and varied colors give each area distinct features, so every zone functions independently while expanding the interior as a whole. Golden lighting fixtures in rectangular and linear shapes are placed on the entrance ceiling and wall. A concealed door with recessed lines and an adjacent glass wall separate the traffic flows. Metal boards, glass and iron pieces reflect the light and temper the industrial character.
The design team utilizes the integration of customized elements that exhibit a welcoming environment while interpreting a distinct living philosophy. In line with the team’s beliefs, the design aims to convey the idea of light expression by applying the gradation of sunlight that reflects the wood and low-saturation wall colors. The photographer team who spent almost a day in the house stated that the design optimizes visual experience by using different materials, textures, and colors that align with the original goal of providing an elegant vibe to space and bring comfort to the users.
eeGee Stay is a capsule hotel created inside a vacant building in a shopping arcade in Saitama, Japan. Vacant old buildings and the economic decline of local shopping arcades are social problems in Japan, and the renovation approach responds to both. Reuse of the existing structure saves resources and cost, and lower room prices follow. Sleeping cabins are built from oriented strand board panels, with 152 cabins for women and 154 for men. Wood and greenery give the interior a forest-like character. No restaurant or laundry is included, so guests use nearby local shops.
With a simple, light, luxury industrial style, it creates a living space with a distinctive interior storage function. The design team uses melanin board with luxurious wood texture and original style concrete boards, with Turkish blue and detailed iron mesh, to add a rough and design vocabulary. In terms of function, the integrated dining space and the bedroom have the storage in order to fulfill the client’s living needs, with a design to create unlimited possibilities under limited space.
Drawing Inspiration from Daily Lifestyle is a residential interior design located in Shantou, China. The residence covers 240 square meters. The original layout of two halls and five rooms was changed into a plan of four halls and four rooms. The parlor connects the family hall and the water bar, and combines modern sofas, a traditional cabinet and old Indonesian teak stools. The kitchen area links the guest bedroom, bathroom and balcony to form an independent living quarter. Materials include terrazzo, walnut, ultrathin rock panel and grey glass.
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Family Time is a residential apartment interior of 205 square meters, planned for a three-generation family. The original living room and the dining area are combined into one open public space, unified by gray as the main tone. A permeable hanging frame made of iron, with metal boards of titanium crystal, forms the visual focus and separates the paths between the living room and the study room. The ceiling is marked with black and yellow lines that enlarge the sense of vertical height. A backless gray sofa keeps the view open, so elderly members and children can be seen easily.
The superior spatial scale and the large-scale lighting advantage, in the design and planning, consider the meaning of the overall space to people, to create the greatest value of life. In addition to the sense of humanity, it also integrates the traffic flows and various possible living functions from the design point of view, weakens the beam-column restrictions of the original space, and allows the space users fully enjoy the broad panoramic view and the open life in the public domain.