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The concept of the project is "to connect the office with the city" taking advantage of the environment. The site is located on the place where overviews the city. To achieve it tunnel shaped space are adopted ,which goes through from the entrance gate to the end of the office space.The line of the ceiling wood and the black gap which is installed lights and air-conditioning fixtures emphasize the direction to the city.
Aka Honn is a Japanese charcoal grill restaurant located in a busy downtown area. The original space had a narrow entrance and very little natural light. The windows were closed and a new central patio was built to bring daylight and natural elements inside. Dining areas, private rooms and a bar are arranged around the patio, which forms the visual centre of the plan. The interior offers 120 dining seats and 15 bar seats. Natural stone and wood are used for floors, walls and furniture. A lower exhaust system removes grill smoke through the raised floor.
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The project is a hotpot restaurant, located in Chengdu, China. The design inspiration originates from the harmonious co-existence between human and nature on Neptune. The restaurant is organized with seven design themes to illustrate stories on Neptune. The concepts of film and television, art, science and technology, decorative original design of furniture, lamps, tableware, etc., provide dramatic immersive experience to visitors. Material collocation and color contrasting create space atmosphere. Mechanical installation art is applied to enhance space interaction and consumer experience.
Ode to Everything is a residential interior design of 99 square meters in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. Natural elements are brought indoors as a metaphor for life. The residence is located on an upper floor with a view of North Dawu Mountain, so curved forms shape the ceiling and the flooring. Marble, solid wood, quartz tile and iron are combined with earthy colors and pure white tones. An iridescent glass screen defines the entryway and lets light pass through. Sandblasted glass in the dining room depicts hexagrams. The layout allows light, sight and air to move freely.
Avenue Green Sheshan is a kindergarten interior in Shanghai, China. The space is divided into zones that support both active and quiet modes of use. A large, open and bright area allows children to run around the columns and play together. Small huts placed within the large space offer a calm and personal setting. A curved slide stands in the center of the reception waiting area, where parents can rest while children play. Wood and pale colors are used to give the interior a warm and homely character.
The South Stone With Olive Leaf is a residential interior design for a family house in Kaohsiung. Architecture and interior were planned as one concept. The living room, dining room and kitchen are arranged in a line, so the view is extended toward the green balcony. A patio is placed at the center of the building and brings daylight and fresh air into every room. Wood, stone and wallpaper are the main materials. The design uses natural elements such as wind, light and trees to make the home calm and close to nature.
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White Home is a residential interior design for a family home of 120 square metres. The interior uses a monochromatic white palette with curved furniture and refined fittings. Bold tones of grey add contrast and soften the clinical look. Wood was avoided at the request of the owner, so solid surfacing, metal and glass are used to make the space reflective and appear larger. Walls combine solid surfacing and custom gypsum board. A smart home system with wireless lighting allows the user to set the mood for every moment. Recessed light belts guide the way to the bedroom.
Art Movement is a two-story residential interior in Tainan, Taiwan. The design joins the industrial style with refined details. The walls are covered with architectural concrete, while a single type of wood veneer gives the rooms a unified tone. Iron pieces form layers and lines, and titanium plating covers and connects the different materials. Large windows, glass partitions and open shelves bring daylight inside and link the two floors. Seven irregular shelves under the stairs display figurines and artworks. A corridor on the second floor connects the interior with the outdoor view.
Sunny Villa is a residential interior design for an apartment in Hong Kong. The home covers 2200 square feet on the sixth floor and includes five rooms, a living room and a dining room. An open plan links the living and dining areas to widen the long space. Hidden doors separate the private rooms and keep the interior consistent. Dark brown tones, wood grain, tiles, glass and stone patterns are balanced with beige and light paint. Walls with straight lines guide the eye and mark the rhythm of each area.
Lakeside Mansion Villa is a residential interior design in a modern Oriental style. The home covers 800 square meters. Materials include terrazzo, stainless steel, rock slabs and wooden siding, chosen so that changes in texture express a calm Eastern character. In the living room, curved wooden strips line the wall. In-line track lights wash the strips and create irregular patterns of light and shadow that recall a bamboo forest. The design draws on memories of bamboo groves in southern China. The intent is to bring a slow and quiet rhythm to the space.
The charm of a restaurant in an industrial environment should be reflected in the architecture and furnishings. The black and grey lime plaster, which was specially developed for this project, is one of the proofs of this. Its unique, rough structure runs through all the rooms. In the detailed execution, materials such as raw steel were deliberately used, whose welding seams and grinding marks remained visible. This impression is supported by the choice of muntin windows. These cold elements are contrasted by warm oak wood, hand-planed herringbone parquet and a fully planted wall.
During the process of conversing, designers let the design not only the spatial division of the interior but a connection of the city/space/people together, so that the low-key environment and space do not conflict in the city, the daytime is a hidden facade in the street, night. Then it becomes a glass lightbox in a city.