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Che Yung Kung's The Sequence in Grating Residential House presents a sophisticated interior environment characterized by a refined interplay of warm neutral tones and strategic material contrasts…
Che Yung Kung's The Sequence in Grating Residential House presents an interior space governed by a sophisticated interplay of horizontal and vertical geometries, where the compositional architecture…
Warm taupe and greige tones establish the chromatic foundation of Che Yung Kung's The Sequence in Grating Residential House, an interior composition organized through parallel horizontal bands that…
Che Yung Kung's The Sequence in Grating Residential House presents a masterfully composed interior space where warm-toned wood gratin panels establish vertical rhythm against a sophisticated palette…
Che Yung Kung's Residential House presents an interior environment where materiality and spatial articulation converge through a sophisticated compositional architecture grounded in horizontal…

Bronze Interior · 2025

The Sequence in Grating Residential House

by Che Yung Kung

  • Bronze A' Design Award 2025 in Interior
  • CLIENT: 03 Dimensions Design Ltd.
  • Estimated Number of Design Views: 11,833
  • Verification code CE3D39400A · Verify this award
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About The Sequence in Grating Residential House

The design aims to establish order within a disordered space. By incorporating a combination of virtual and physical spatial divisions and utilizing standardized translucent decorative materials, the interaction between natural and artificial light creates a dynamic visual effect. Over time, the space serves as a medium that reflects the passage of time. Additionally, a tone on tone color scheme, integrated with a carefully planned lighting arrangement and the owner's collection, enhances the artistic quality of the interior.

About the Bronze A' Design Award

The Sequence in Grating Residential House is a Bronze A' Design Award winner, a highly prestigious recognition granted to outstanding designs distinguished by creativity, ingenuity, and astuteness. Bronze winners are amply skillful and strikingly creative artifacts that authenticate the vast experience, imagination, and resourcefulness of their designers. The Sequence in Grating Residential House is expected to be a highly regarded, admired, and cherished object that is notably professional and innovative. This Bronze A' Design Award-winning design incorporates best practices in art, science, design, and technology, and is excellent for its attention to detail. The Sequence in Grating Residential House splendidly satisfies needs, touches desires, charms feelings, and appeals to curiosity.

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Unique Properties
Finding order in disordered space is the goal of our space operation. Through the separation of virtual and solid facades and the standard translucent decorative materials, natural light and artificial light sources are intertwined in the space. As time goes by, the space becomes like The carrier records the mark of time.
In terms of space color, we use the same color scheme, match the lighting plan, and the owner’s collection to make the space artistic.
Dimensions & Packaging
Space area 107 square meters
Tags
Residential House, Grating Diffraction, Tone on Tone, Grille, Natural Light, Sequence
Production Technology
We hope to use the grating diffraction phenomenon to feel the flow of time in space, so we have made the following attempts to achieve a visual effect:
1. Irregular wood veneer facade divisions.
2. Wooden grille cabinet door.
3. Continuing on from the above, aluminum extruded light bars are installed in the cabinet to create virtual and real light and shadow changes with the grille door.
4. The island chandelier in the restaurant adopts a regular sequence of glass shapes.
5. The living room adopts regular sequence of Hunter Douglas Luminette® Shades silk curtains.
6. Continuing on from the above, remove a room in the space to increase the sense of space in the living room and maximize the changes in light and shadow.
7. Try to show the texture of the material itself.
8. Following on from the above, stone and metal are more timeless materials than natural wood veneer.
Design Challenge
This is a fully customized private residence. The owner hopes that the decoration props in the space are unique, so we process the details of the hard furnishings like handicrafts. When the shape and size are very detailed, the sense of luxury can be more prominent. For example, the grille on the cabinet door is made of 10mm X 10mm wooden strips and covered with water-dyed wood veneer, which not only makes the cabinet breathable, but also has the value of craftsmanship.
Research
As early as 125 AD in the Pantheon in ancient Rome, the architect introduced light and the external environment from the dome to create a relationship between indoors and outdoors; to modern Japanese architect Tadao Ando , he delicately introduces light and shadow into the building and elevates it to a spiritual level. Therefore, I try to let light pass through gratings of various materials to create a relationship of light and shadow in space and record the trajectory of time.
Inspiration
"Light not only travels in straight lines, refracts and reflects, but it can also travel in a fourth way, through diffraction.", Francesco Grimaldi said.
Light is the best designer of space given by God. When light shines on various materials, it will produce various optical phenomena, which are reflected in the space, such as grating diffraction. Light is like a poet, telling stories and ideas in space.
Project Duration
The project was started in September 2022.
The project was planned and discussed in November 2022.
The project was finalized with final 3D renderings in February 2023.
The construction drawings was completed in April 2023.
The project began construction in May 2023.
The project was finalized in February 2024 in New Taipei City, Taiwan.
Operation Flow
Recording the process of light moving in space is like writing a diary. If the paper is large enough, more content can be recorded. Therefore, we demolished relatively unimportant rooms in the space to improve the lighting effect of the space. In fact, it also made the living room more usable and allowed family members to spend more time communicating in the living room. This is the wonderful influence of space design.

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