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The original intention of the project design is to build courtyards and buildings in the interior space, which can comfort people's hearts and guide people into the space without intention, just like the natural function, although tea drinking has traditional attributes, it is by no means an old thing. Following the tradition and combining the modern, the designer has folded the space.
Boyue Palace is a sales center located in Shenzhen Expo Bay, China, completed in May 2022. The interior covers 648 square meters and uses metal, stone, leather and wood finishes. Orange and green chandeliers hang in an irregular array, recalling the roots and vines of the banyan trees seen on Shenzhen roadsides. A large mossy landscape wall replaces a conventional wall surface. Cotton and linen carpets, curved furniture, wall paintings and plants create a calm setting. The design connects natural ecology with urban life and offers visitors an immersive experience.
Weaving is a residential interior design completed in Taiwan for a family of three generations. Including the balcony, the interior area measures about 83 square meters. The original four-bedroom layout was reconfigured into three bedrooms with an open study and a tatami room. The television wall combines blanc travertine and Moonlight Beige stone along a curved edge that is aligned with the floor joints. The tatami room is built of solid Japanese hinoki with mortise-and-tenon joints and a diamond-pattern woven ceiling. Low cabinets keep the social area open and accessible.
CR Land Runcheng is a sales center located in Hefei, China, with an area of 1100 square meters. The interior is based on a composition of dots, lines and planes, avoiding flashy and stereotypical elements. A curved and intertwined art installation in the lobby suggests a wheel of time and space, linking ancient and modern Hefei. Bright crystal lampposts in a cascading arrangement enhance transparency and openness, echoing the modern furniture. The study offers a quiet corner with soft, sculptural curves. Materials include metal, marble, leather, crystal and glaze.
As you step through, the noise of the urban commercial landscape is replaced by the calming sounds of the city and the pace of life slows down for a moment. Color and rich texture changes of building materials, making the whole indoor environment warm and cordial. Carefully selected materials touch people's senses and create a comfortable space atmosphere flowing around functions.
Forest Evening is a residential interior design for a villa set within a quiet forest. The design links the interior with the surrounding landscape through borrowed scenery, as large windows bring the outside view into the rooms. Natural materials such as leather, wood grain and stone grain give the space an organic character. Customized cabinets and decorative modules provide generous storage. Metal edging joins leather surfaces of different textures, while stone and metal act as functional support and decorative detail.
The design of Tick Tock Watch Gallery located in Yazd, Iran, in a small space with an emphasis on a simple, low-cost, and modern visual effect, was a special experience. This gallery is the narrator of a game that ceased in time. The primary concept has been inspired by the Tetris game. Shapes that are placed on top of each other create random shapes. Unlike the game, here, boxes with the same dimensions, but a change in their directions, are put together, and that can change their function: Like changing the hands of the clock within the day, which leads to a change in the function of users.
Bank of Shanghai Flagship Store is a retail commercial interior created for a bank branch on Beijing's Financial Street. The 560 square meter space uses a modular, function based layout that links service display, consultation, communication and transaction areas. A square dome in the lobby recalls the Huangpu River and reflects the Haipai culture of Shanghai. The outer areas are bright and open, while the inner rooms use wood, leather upholstery and dark tones. Floor to ceiling frosted glass reduces glare from natural light.
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In the project of Vanke Joy Hill, Mdo wants to create a ceremonial community lounge that can trigger emotional resonance. This work is inspired by Dongguan's urban symbols. The hanging installation is inspired by the undulating silhouette of the roof of the Wok Ear House. Using bamboo as raw material. Based on the local intangible cultural heritage, Knitting Technique of Dongguan's Straw, the bamboo strips are rearranged, combined, and intertwined to form a rhythmic movement from the simple to the complex and manifest a uniquely artistic atmosphere in the space.
Artistic Home Among Trees is the shared public space of a large residential community in Taoyuan City, Taiwan. The interior follows a Japanese style, with wooden grilles, dark-brown hardwood and natural stone in a calm, low-profile color palette. Large French windows open the lobby to a courtyard with pools, lawns and Japanese white pine trees. Gallery hallways link the reception area, indoor swimming pool, multifunctional space and reading room. Installation artworks in local natural hardwood reflect Eastern craftsmanship. The design forms a transition between the interior and the outdoors.
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Setoff is a compound exhibition and sales store for kitchenware in central Taipei. The store covers 240 square meters across three floors. The first and second floors each hold two exhibition areas, while the third floor holds one exhibition area and an office. Natural materials and low saturation colors are used on the ceiling, floor and walls, so the exhibits remain the focus. A foggy gray brand wall displays building materials and hardware samples in a row. Light belts join the ceiling and the wall to extend the space.
Square is a learning center for a university in Switzerland. The interior is built as an open grid and is based on the idea of unbroken connectivity and multifunctionality. The design covers around 7000 square meters across two upper floors, a ground floor and a basement. Open plan areas are combined with fifteen rooms, a cafeteria and a lounge. A toolbox of movable furniture, presentation equipment, a foldable stage, rugs and plants allows each area to be arranged for the event taking place. Most items are fitted with castor wheels, so they can be moved freely.