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Paganini Rhapsody Residential by Chen Yung Cheng
Paganini Rhapsody Residential by Chen Yung Cheng
Paganini Rhapsody Residential by Chen Yung Cheng
Paganini Rhapsody Residential by Chen Yung Cheng
Paganini Rhapsody Residential by Chen Yung Cheng

Chen Yung Cheng

Bronze Interior Space and Exhibition Design · 2021

Paganini Rhapsody Residential

by Chen Yung Cheng

  • A' Design Award 2021 Bronze Winner in Interior Space and Exhibition Design
  • Awarded April 15, 2021
  • CLIENT: Chen Yung Cheng
  • Estimated Number of Design Views: 8,333
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About Paganini Rhapsody Residential

Paganini Rhapsody is a residential interior design for a villa on a site of 231 square meters in Taiwan. The original stairs on the first floor were replaced with barrier-free ramps to allow easier wheelchair access in the future. A red column provides structural reinforcement and shapes the space. The living area is placed behind hidden doors, while a wooden grille conceals the bedroom, bathroom and storage. Separated metal plates recall golden keys and strings. Partitions were removed and openings rearranged to improve light and ventilation.

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Unique Properties
The original stairs of the building are converted into ramps, which will increase the convenience of the homeowners using wheelchairs in the future.The red column is structural reinforcement, beautifying the original form.The living rooms are hidden in hidden doors.The separated metal plates echo the theme, like golden keys and strings
Dimensions & Packaging
The residential villa has been designed for a site of 231 sq.m.
Tags
Interior, Space, Contemporary, Modern, Art
Production Technology
Use metal plates to protect the surface and prevent scratches
In addition to cutting materials on site, CNC cutting is required when meticulous, and the external corners can be perfectly folded.
Pay attention to the material combination of the inner corner or the gap of the fitting edge
Consider the combination of different reflective surfaces of the same color system on the same facade
Design Challenge
The existing high-rise steps on the first floor has been changed to barrier-free ramps which will increase convenience if wheelchairs are required in the future.
The red pillars are structural reinforcement
Calculation of bearing capacity of H-shaped steel and modeling structural columns
Project Duration
The project started in April 2020 in Taiwan and finished in October 2020
Operation Flow
Simplify the original compartments to free up the space, use large drop curtains to make the space more square, redistribute the door and window seats to improve light and ventilation.To the right of the entrance is the living room, accessible from a barrier-free ramp.The wooden grille on the left is the bedroom, bathroom and storage cabinet, and the dining room and kitchen on the second floor. The penetrating space increases the three-dimensional sense of the space. The master bedroom and other storage spaces are located on the 3rd and 4th floors.
Research
All the space compartments are removed and re-partitioned,
Floor structure safety plan,
The stairs from the first floor to the second floor were remade,
Safety planning of metal stairs
Load-bearing calculation of H-shaped steel and modeling structure column
Inspiration
Refer to Paganini Liszt La Campanella, which is an extension of Rhapsody On A Theme Of Paganini,and the design inspiration comes with the melody of the performance
Image Credits
Photographer / Creator by:Kyle cheng
Patents
CHEN YUNG CHENG

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