The Interplay of Light and Shadows Mahi Matua: Hoahoanga Taiwhanga Whare Noho nā Chia-Yu Chen

Ko te hoahoa The Interplay of Light and Shadows Mahi Matua: Hoahoanga Taiwhanga Whare Noho nā Chia-Yu Chen he kaitoa whakahirahira o te 2022 A' Design Award Parahi i te Wāhanga Whakataetae Hoahoa Roto Whare me te Whakaaturanga.

ParahiRoto Whare· 2022

The Interplay of Light and Shadows Mahi Matua: Hoahoanga Taiwhanga Whare Noho

nā Chia-Yu Chen

Kiritaki: Worth Interior Design Ltd.

Kaitoa o te A' Design Award Parahi i te Wāhanga Roto Whare

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Kupu Pukapuka: Ko Te Whakatakotoranga o te Marama me ngā Atarangi he hoahoanga taiwhanga whare noho i Hsinchu City, Taiwan. Ka whakamahia te whakaaro tawhito o I-Ching i roto i tētahi kāinga hou, mā-me-te-māmā, e 112.4 mita tapawhā te rahi. Ko te tae mangu me te mā e tohu ana i te ahurutanga o te yin me te yang. Ko ngā whakawhitinga rārangi e tohu ana i te huringa tonu me te hanga i ngā papanga tirohanga. Ko ngā hexagram e tohu ana i te Rangi, te Whenua, te Whānau me te Nekehanga Whakamua kua whakaurua ki roto i te whata pukapuka nui me te pakitara mahau. Ka taunekeneke te marama me te atarangi i runga i taua āhua ōrite, nā reira e whakaata ana te kāinga i te ariā o te oranga e whāia ana e te rangatira o te whare.

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Āhuatanga Motuhake: This design cleverly incorporates the ancient philosophy of I-Ching into the beautiful, modern design. A minimalist black-and-white color scheme represents the harmony of yin and yang. Linear transitions symbolize the natural law of constant change and create layers of visual beauty. Hexagrams from I-Ching representing Heaven, Earth, Family, and Advancement are subtly integrated into the grand bookcase and wall. Light and shadows interact and complement each other, just like yin and yang. The design achieves the owner’s wishes for his home to reflect his philosophy of life.
Inenga & Pēketanga: The area of space is 112.4 m2
I-Ching consists of 64 hexagrams. In this context, a hexagram is a representative graphic composed of six horizontal lines stacked atop one another. Each line is either yin (a line with a gap in the middle) or yang (a solid line), and the Chinese word for the hexagram is gua. Each different combination contains a description or explanation of natural elements and life situations that may arise.
Tūtohu: I-Ching, hexagram, black and white, light and shadow, yin and yang, harmony, opposites, modern, minimalist, philosophy
Hangarau Whakanao: The design exhibits yin and yang through the black-and-white color scheme, the collocation of light and shadows, and contrasting contours, elevation, and linear flow. In the grand bookcase, the hexagrams for Heaven, Family, and Earth are set and symbolically aligned. A hexagram representing advancement and prosperity is encrypted into the balcony wall. Pine, white gravel, and a potted tree in sunlight signify the interaction of nature’s elements. The coexistence and unity of opposites set forth I-Ching. Complementary properties contribute to the sleek, stunning aesthetics.
Wero Hoahoa: The greatest challenge was coming up with how to meet the client’s wishes and meticulously integrate I-Ching into the residential design. It should be comprehensively integrated and significantly meaningful, it should dazzle with its striking appearance and use of materials, and it should be practical. Amazingly, the designer successfully accomplished all requirements. The home is resplendent with I-Ching. It possesses a sleek, minimalist, modern design. It is multi-functional. Desks in the study can slide and move in parallel to free up space for exercise or other activities.
Rangahau: The timeless wisdom of ancient Chinese philosophy is ingeniously infused into magnificent, modern design. The homeowner studies and applies I-Ching guidance in everyday living and wished to transform that into the residential design. The designer materialized that concept through a variety of features. The most significant are the embedded hexagrams in the wall and bookcase. Additionally, yin and yang elements are evident throughout, as in black and white, highs and lows, squares and circles, and hard and soft. Not only conveying meaning, they impart unique beauty and style.
Whakaaweawe: The wisdom of I-Ching inspires the design. The homeowner embraces its teachings, and the design incorporates that. I-Ching is explained through hexagrams, a symbolic graphic containing a stack of 6 lines. The lines are either yin or yang, and each hexagram describes situations, called gua. The central theme is that the balanced opposites of yin and yang are the fundamental basis for everything in the world. The designer ingeniously captures and instills that concept by embedding hexagrams and pairing contrasting elements to communicate special meanings throughout the residence.
Roanga o te Kaupapa: The location of this interior design project is Hsinchu City, Taiwan. The project started in January 2019, and it was completed in June 2019.
Rerenga Mahi: The homeowner follows I-Ching to seek balance and harmony in everyday life. He desired those elements to be channeled through the design. Thus, a hexagram is created in the balcony wall through etched lines, and hexagrams are established in the bookcase through wide shelves or divided shelves. Black and white highlight yin and yang. Light and shadows augment the effect and add depth. Contrasting linear flow, elevation, and materials connote the harmony of opposites. It captivates attention with style and promotes the homeowner’s desire for self-reflection and spiritual growth.
Ngā Mema o te Rōpū: Yu-Hui Chiu