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Ye Lounge is a new restaurant full of the romanticism and naturalism of urban people. Ye is a state of free breathing and a need to pursue spiritual indulgence. The designer of Ye Lounge Restaurant made the ideal of urban life can also be wildlife possible by using the scene of a courtyard garden, outdoor seats, and indoor immersive Wild hills and streams. It can not only be wild but also have human fireworks.
Powerful Design is an exhibition stand created to present ceramic tiles. The stand covers 315 square metres and measures 21000 by 15000 by 4000 millimetres. Large-format porcelain stoneware tiles cover the floor and the walls, showing the tiles as interior decoration and as decorative artwork. An arched wall finished with Ceppo Nuovo tiles forms a central feature. The space is divided into zones for tile display, multimedia, customer meetings and technical information. The stand also serves as a showroom and as a meeting platform for international contacts.
Invisible Shadow is a residential interior design for a newly completed house of 148.7 square meters in Taiwan. The theme is grand and modern. A large piece of marble forms the television wall and acts as the centerpiece of the public area. Gray, black and white are applied through special coating, system panels and mirrors to outline rectangular color blocks. Natural light from light-adjusting blinds echoes the wooden couch. An open layout connects the kitchen, dining room and living room to enlarge the long and narrow floor.
Located on a busy suburban junction of Ernakulam city in Kerala, India is this 40 year old ancestral home that needed to be revamped. Built to accommodate a family of six members: a lovely couple, their three children and their elderly mother. The idea was to unify the entire space and bring back the soul of a house that had undergone minor renovations over the years. With the intention to encourage the passage of light and ample ventilation into the home, the designer made the openings bigger and took down obstructing walls to create airy spaces and vistas.
Taipei 101 Observatory Entry Plaza is a lobby on the fifth floor of the Taipei 101 building in Taipei. The plaza is the entry point for visitors to the observatory on the eighty-eighth floor. The space supports waiting, photography, shopping and exhibition, and includes souvenir shops and a cafe. Curved LED walls show videos of Taiwan landscapes. Light plates hanging from the ceiling represent the topography of Taiwan. The wall lights are carved with family names in traditional characters. The front desk is made of green marble and shaped to resemble Jade Mountain.
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Leverage is an office interior that also serves as a training facility for learning about health. The 407.2 square meter space includes a video studio with training equipment and a seminar room. The seminar room changes its appearance from day to night, and a bar corner opens in the evening for social gatherings. The stripe pattern of the hallway floor continues onto the glass of the meeting room, where a special rainbow-color film makes the stripes change as visitors move. A lighting system with adjustable colors creates varied atmospheres with little energy.
The Family Bonding is a residential interior design located halfway up a mountain in Chiayi City, Taiwan. The home covers about 396.6 square meters and serves as a retirement residence and a guest house. Black, white, gray and brown tones are combined with stone and wood textures. A curved ceiling rises from the entrance toward the living and dining area to open the view. Flowing marble floor tiles, a dark stone wall with a fireplace, a hidden pull-out cabinet and a kitchen island joined with a fish tank complete the plan.
Piren is a residential architecture project. The spaces intertwine and define the usable zones of the house. Natural materials were used in the implementation. Wood, stone and glass can be found on different levels. Details masking the technical infrastructure of the building were individually designed. Passages and glass walls allow optical contact with the surroundings.
Awakening is a dental clinic in Zhongli District, Taoyuan City, Taiwan. The interior covers three floors and includes reception, rest and consulting areas, treatment rooms, a sterilization room and an office area. Metal, stone, wood and a large number of indoor plants form the main materials. Wide marble sections and rough rock surfaces contrast with warm wood, recalling the slow growth of early plant life on Earth. Patient and staff routes are separated to protect privacy and reduce cross infection. The design replaces the cold white medical space with a calm natural environment.
Heart Motivation is a residential interior design for an 85 square meter home. The entrance uses a curved walking line to improve safety. An open study is filled with light and can be closed by a sliding door for privacy. A lift-up cabinet hides a storage bed, so the study can be changed into a guest room. The dining area uses a soft Morandi color palette to create a calm atmosphere for family gatherings. The master bedroom continues the same soft colors, with a pink grille that balances light and a glass display cabinet that reduces the weight of the storage units at the end of the bed.
This newly designed single-story residential plan is designed to cater to the needs of a simple household. With an indoor area of approximately 165 square meters, it is designed with the quality of life and functional details in mind. The distribution is both user-friendly and accurate, utilizing the advantage of high-floor windows for continuous large windows that provide plenty of natural lighting. Additionally, the design is perfect for hosting parties and gatherings.
The library is located in a quiet and natural environment. The lobby is designed with virtual and real hollows between the grilles to connect the staggered relationship between people and space, creating a sense of overlap between light, shadow and space. A large number of bookshelf designs use vertical and horizontal lines to construct space, and use linear lighting to embellish, refract, penetrate and focus, creating more gathering spaces close to nature. The designer hopes to promote children's physical and mental development in this parent-child friendly reading area.