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With the ocean theme of the scene design, endue the space soul, with the pixel square as the visual communication element, let the children in the game to explore the discovery of learning and growth become the core of the case, free space positioning presents the fantasy effect of education in fun. From the form, scale, color facility, structure to psychological sensory experience, the concept of space continues and enriches when all elements are integrated and colliding.
Compared with some large museums and historical exhibition halls, the West Garden of the Spring and Autumn Exhibition Hall mainly tells the development history of Zhongshan Park in Wuhan. It carries many stories and memories of citizens in Wuhan although it is not grand enough and the historical materials are not rich enough. The exhibition area is less than 200 square meters. Designers of the project want to make a relaxing atmosphere to shorten the distance between history and tourists by brea
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Yuan Store's renovation prioritizes elevating the brand experience beyond traditional signage. Seamlessly blending the street-facing exterior with the interior, it creates a unified, immersive identity. The design integrates architectural facades, sidewalks, storefronts, and interior spaces in a fluid and harmonious style. Inspired by Sparkling, Waves, and Rhythm, a modular metal mesh crafts a sleek surface with gentle curves, challenging norms in expanded mesh materials. This innovative approach results in a majestic, gracefully curated aesthetic.
Prosperity is an office interior design completed in Taiwan. The project renovates two floors with a total area of about 462.8 square meters. The conference room on the fourth floor is used to receive clients, where textured wood grain and grilles create a calm and stable impression. The fifth floor contains the staff office, a small conference room, a pantry, a seating area and a lounge. Curved floor cuts and circular shapes suggest unity, while removed partitions and glass increase the sense of space and daylight. Materials include stone plastic composite flooring.
Greenland Group Zhenshui Town is a sales center located in Zhengzhou, Henan Province, China. The interior covers 5200 square meters and draws on the regional culture of the Central Plains. The spatial structure extracts elements of Chinese mortise and tenon joints, screens and grilles, which are deconstructed and reorganized in a contemporary way. An almost fully symmetrical layout creates a sense of ritual. Tall screens divide the negotiation area and provide privacy. Marble, wood veneer, stiffened fabric and brushed materials are used.
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Chengdu Gift is a retail space designed for the display and sale of local gift products. The interior covers 137 square meters and is shaped around the idea of a gift box that is about to be opened. The main frame is a domed structure formed by 320 white metal plates cut in the shape of ginkgo leaves, a plant closely linked to the city of Chengdu. The metal plates are assembled onto arched steel pipes, a method chosen to suit a short construction period. Transparent glass plates act as carriers for the gifts on display.
Shiding Tea Ceremony is a tea art classroom created for a high school in Taipei. The project converts a damp and dark storage room into an open teaching space. Large glass windows and a wooden platform connect the interior with the surrounding landscape, and bamboo is used as the ceiling material. One original tea stove and chimney are kept as a reminder of the past. The glass is thickened and the window frames are reinforced for safety. The space measures 18370 mm in width, 9280 mm in depth and 4430 mm in height. The open layout supports contact between students, visitors and nature.
Linkou Pure Land is a Buddha hall designed for teaching, chanting, and meditation. The hall occupies the basement floor of a condominium building and is divided into a classroom, a reception area, and the main hall. Natural sunlight enters through the stairway from the ground floor. Hollow-patterned walls and glass screens keep the space open, while bamboo landscape windows add a botanical feel. The ceilings carry dimmable lighting that simulates a skylight. Wood tones and concrete surfaces give the interior a calm and pure character. The construction area is 727 square meters.
Citic Fengyue Tower is an office interior located in Dalian, a coastal city in China, covering 6500 square meters. The design draws on science, technology, art, nature and the sea, and the main image is taken from wave forms. The ceiling and floor use flowing lines and block surfaces to convey movement and openness. A reception desk shaped after a warship recalls the local port and is made of ice white marble and golden stainless steel. White gray tones are combined with technical blue. Sculptures placed indoors and outdoors guide movement and encourage interaction.
With the sailing element as the dominant element, in the design of this case, the design team integrates the corporate and local culture into the architectural space. Black sandblasted stainless steel as the core of the building, with the evolution of the sailboat and the device, creating a scenario of a thousand sails crossing the river and a hundred boats competing for the flow. From the exterior to the interior, from the materials to the details, every step is aimed at creating a comfortable and ideal living environment.
Purrfect Domicile is a residential interior design for a three-story penthouse in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The total design area is 892.6 square meters over three floors, each about 3.3 meters high. The open layout connects public and private areas while keeping clear boundaries. Custom resting spaces, catwalks and activity areas were built for five cats after study of their movement. Built-in cabinets, concealed sliding doors and titanium window frames address lighting and privacy needs. Remote-controlled systems manage lighting, curtains and air quality.
The Shkrub house appeared out of love and for love — a loving couple with three kids. The DNA of the house includes the structuring aesthetic principles that find inspiration in Ukrainian history and culture inspired by Japanese wisdom. The element of earth as a material makes itself felt in structural aspects of the home, such as the original thatched roof and in the beautiful and dense textured clay walls. The idea of paying homage, as a founding place, can be sensed throughout the home, like a delicate guiding thread.