Design Lifestyle Magazine

Design Lifestyle Magazine

Design Lifestyle Magazine featuring great design, architecture, fashion, graphics and innovation from across the globe.

 

Nanjing Merchants Yongning House

The design follows functional requirements to achieve an integrated layout that is both intensive and fluid. In order to shape the integration presentation of various space organizations, we strive to restrain in the design technique and material selection, and express the modern and simple aesthetic attitude naturally through the coordination of the levels of space form. The design itself focuses on space, leaving more possibilities for exploring the relationship between people and space.

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Bailu

This project is located in Chengdu. Due to the positioning of the community is mainly focusing on the traditional American villa, the spatial structure of the community is quite different from the modern life style of the Chinese people. In order to solve this kind of problem, the designer made creative changes to the space with turning and transforming an originally 600 square meter hardcover American villa into a modern villa of 1000 square meters. Being choosing the white as dominant hue, it is clear and transparent with making a beautiful and flowing artistic movement.

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Yingcheng Zhongcui

Based on local culture, the design has been adjusted and optimized for several times, trying to interpret the local characteristics in a new manner with carefully selected materials. The integration of local cultural elements and modern design skills has reached a balance between the Western calmness and the Chinese elegance within a limited space.

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Sky Garden

Nowadays people are being pushed forward by a faster and faster pace of life, overwhelmed with all the bothersome and trivial things. The Sky Garden design goal is to give residents a home to get back to themselves and a place where you can emerge back into nature. And increase the motivation for family interaction with the environment.

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Riverview Villa

The project is a single family building with its back against the mountain, facing the Yangtze River, China's largest river. The designers used the technique of four dimensional decomposition to create flexible flowing space, and combined with concise and exquisite details to form the characteristics of the interior space. The designers created large lawn and infinity pools to echo the beautiful river landscape under the mountain, perfectly integrating the environment, architecture and people.

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Qiaoxin Holding

The designer advocates using design thinking to solve practical problems, and taking design as the carrier to link all links. In the design of the open office area, clean and clean lines, quiet colors and light sources are selected. It is not limited to a certain material or element, but strive to control the sense of weight, scale, material and atmosphere of each work. On the premise of meeting the functional requirements, the designer uses the change of material characteristics to expand the depth of space.

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