Located in the bustling city of Hong Kong, the Nano Breeze Apartment by Sim-Plex Design Studio addresses the challenges of high-density living. With nano flats becoming increasingly common in metropolitan areas like Tokyo and the UK, designing functional spaces within limited areas is essential.
The Furo Hoteru Apartment, designed by Sim-Plex Design Studio, offers a unique blend of traditional and modern elements. It seeks to create a peaceful, stress-relieving space within the bustling city of Hong Kong. Inspired by the tranquil environment of a hot spring guesthouse
The Everchild Residence project by Sim-Plex exemplifies how childhood elements can be seamlessly integrated with practical storage solutions and safety measures, resulting in a warm and joyful living environment.
In a city where space is at a premium, Sim-Plex revolutionizes residential design with their innovative Treasure Cuboid living spaces. Embracing the concept of multi-functionality and transparency, these unique dwellings prioritize natural light, functionality, and aesthetic appeal.
The owners of this project are a young couple who are busy with work on weekdays and desire a relaxing home environment. Sim-Plex considered integrating a layout that allows the display of Lego interests and drew inspiration …
In this project, the homeowners are a young couple with five-year-old twin boys. They also have a housemaid who helps with household chores.
This project “Therapy Tree Home” not only incorporates curved safety designs, multiple storage functions, and natural tree elements, but also aims to create a space layout that embodies both inclusiveness and independence
Sim-Plex, with the concept of meditation duplex, utilises a transformable electric staircase and a detachable and expandable platform to lift up the more private resting area on the upper level
Sim-Plex designs with home as the core: “U · Izakaya House” not only reflects the izakaya vibe in the layout, but also in the heart, home has deeply rooted to become the warmest and most comfortable U-shaped izakaya ‘house’.
