Hey!Cheese is an independent studio based in Taipei, Taiwan, consisting of enthusiastic photographers and graphic designers about visual communication and the creative process.
Since its establishment in 2009, Hey!Cheese has taken on a wide variety of forms of photography projects, such as portfolio presentation, family album, wedding, culinary, and commercial photography, and has curated different types of photography exhibitions at its own café.
LOCATION: Taipei, Taiwan Region
LEARN MORE: heybigcheese.com
The Complexity Apartment by RIS Collective is a thoughtfully designed three-story space that optimizes each floor to serve distinct functions while preserving a sense of unity throughout. The layout embraces an open-concept approach, subtly compartmentalizing areas to balance openness with spatial definition.
Apartment C, designed by KC Design Studio in Taipei, addresses the challenge of a fragmented layout due to its central urban location surrounded by streets on all sides.
Located in a quiet alley in the city centre, the 39 sqm Duet Apartment embraces rich and contrasting Taiwanese landscapes between the old and new.
The Revival House: Echo of the Body project is an unconventional dwelling dedicated to dancing. The house owner is a contemporary dance dancer wishing to cultivate a micro-community for living, dancing, and interaction.
Within a newly developed area of Taipei City, ever more concrete jungles are created in the neighborhood. Residential towers built right next to each other lead to certain discomfort for flat owners.
In the Ne_On apartment, we poured our inspirations from the second rainbow, with a genuine wish that whether today is good or bad, the sun will shine again after coming home.
This “Material Lab” not only belongs to company members, but also belongs to every participant of all kinds of activities. Practical aspect is the design tenet of this project. We chose a variety of different materials and lay them out in the interior in an intuitive and revealing way.
With increased high price housing problems, it is getting harder to have a proper-sized room in cities. However, we should not frame our life by size; it’s about depth and versatility in living.
