Residence for Chang Ju Space Design
The daylight is a gift from nature. The first layer of filtering in the blinds. The light and shadows are divided into bundles, unveiling a neat prelude to the daily rhythm. The first chapter is filled with the fragrance and attitude of wood, breaking the concept of bundles while categorizing light and shadow. The ceiling grille is not defined by the standard horizontal and vertical but by the rhythmic and harmonious visualization of the intertwined forms. The reflective nature of the metal surface has a chiseled conflict.
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Grilles and Lighting: There are many grilles in the social area. Unlike the standardized expression and position of grilles, the design team took the idea of breaking down the vertical and horizontal to make the grilles appear interesting. The grilles are arranged in an irregular way on the ceiling, exposing the various lines. Conflict and Aesthetics: The site has severe Western exposure. To turn the disadvantage into an advantage, the design team installed adjustable blinds. The step area between the two is particularly important as it incorporates a dark and light color tone.
Dark tone, light tone, grille, stone, light, stairs, modern.
Building materials: titanium-plated chiseled panels, marble flooring, grilles, wooden louvers, iron parts, metal, etc. The project uses many materials with patterns or three-dimensional grooves. In particular, the titanium-plated chiseled panel, which is metal in nature, has a different impression from the flat, hard, cold, and sleek. The natural chiseled surface of the pattern is rough and handmade, echoing the wood grain surface. The titanium-plated chiseled panels are placed in the hallway and on the storage cabinet as highlights.
The most significant drawback of the site is the western exposure. The installation of wooden louvers can regulate the sunlight well, and at the same time, the dark tone of the wood veneer blurs the sunlight in the interior. In addition, the height under the beams is too low, with a minimum height of 245cm. To eliminate the constraint, the design team divided the social and private areas, and used lines to maintain the extension, so that the ceiling and wooden louvers echoed to achieve the magnifying effect.
The project finished in February 2023 in Taiwan.
The client attaches great importance to the taste of life and the sense of ceremony. The large span of the kitchen island combined with the induction hob is a great experience to satisfy the taste of food. The open cabinet is also equipped with sophisticated linear lighting to showcase the client's collection. The private area then continues the theme of grand and nature, with large storage space and even a double washbasin, providing high-quality living for the family.
The lines and color blocks are grand and natural. The lines are clearly layered, and the main visual is on the ceiling. The lines of the grille convey an extended effect, and the design team reinterprets it by breaking, reorganizing, and interlacing. The finished look has a technological and intellectual impression. The grille can also be matched with B&O's flagship TV set to enhance style consistency. The wall surface retains the texture of the materials themselves, such as the marble stone pattern to add elegance. Larger beams are clad with wood veneer to reduce their prominence.
The site is an apartment for a family of four and has severe Western exposure. The male and female clients have their views on the space. Especially in terms of color, one of them prefers dark and the other light. The design team took wood grain to form separation, supplemented by lines and louvers to make light and shadow and grilles the main characters. The staircase is positioned as a transitional area to meet the darker tones preferred by the male and lighter tones preferred by the female, striking a balance between two different styles.
CHANG JU Space Design
Uncover The Light Residence has been a Silver winner in the Interior Space and Exhibition Design award category in the year 2023 organized by the prestigious A' Design Award & Competition. The Silver A' Design Award celebrates top-tier designs that embody excellence and innovation. This award acknowledges creations that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also highly functional, reflecting the designer's deep understanding and skill. Silver A' Design Award recipients are recognized for their contribution to raising industry standards and advancing the practice of design. Their work often incorporates original innovations and elicits a strong emotional response, making a notable impact on the improvement of everyday life.
YAO-CHENG TSENG was recognized with the coveted Silver A' Design Award in 2024, a testament to excellence of their work Uncover The Light Residence.
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