Built on a hillside, this Brutalist-style house intentionally elevates the living space to provide privacy while offering a comfortable outdoor activity space for families. An undulating wall running through the building defines the exterior and interior, separating the public space from the private.
Honeycomb Apartment was designed for a young family by designer Jeff Weng of Two Books Space Design. The apartment is located in Taipei, Taiwan.
Incorporating themselves into the pleasing view of a waterfront residence, the undulate waters with ripples therein pass through the semi-circular surrounding windows and become part of the vicissitudes of your daily life.
This project is intended for a single-storey contemporary apartment in the new building. In the construction planning, the builder had limited most of the interior pattern, making it impossible to change too much.
This Hsinchu apartment balances materials, styles, colors, and shades in ways to reflect its peaceful unpretentious nature. Simplicity does not mean boring. Combining different styles does not mean chaotic.
Residence H, crafted by KC Design Studio in Taipei City, epitomizes the thoughtful exploration of spatial dynamics and material texture within its architectural design.
This light-filled courtyard house is a multipurpose space that combines a studio and exhibition space featuring furniture for sale. The property, a unit in a row of old townhouses, is located in Kaohsiung City’s Zuoying District.
To make sure the expansiveness of the home does not add distance within the family, HAO Design chose to use the available space to its full. The roomy, open-concept kitchen has a generously-sized island.
Designer: Atelier Boter Project: The Second Floor Location: Daliao District, Kaohsiung City, Taiwan Photography: Milu Wang The Second Floor, as it’s named, is situated on the second floor of a teak furniture show house. It is the residence of the show house owner, overlooking the show house on its balcony. The space is designed to
