Chinese homes have changed dramatically in size, scope, and design in the past few decades; conducted by ROOI Design and Research firm, Post-War Apartment T101 is one example of an outstanding Chinese renovation project.
The Shoji apartment shows that design quality need not be compromised when addressing the issues of limited space and poorly performing existing fabric.
To extend the feel of modern architecture of the building, in which the apartment is situated, we chose concrete, dark wood and polished steel as the major interior materials.
The owner of the apartment is a busy young couple, Eric and Lory. Sim-Plex uses the concept of the Zendo to bring the view of the scenery outside the window into the house.
