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Studio Family Residential by Tsai-Wei Chang
Studio Family Residential by Tsai-Wei Chang
Studio Family Residential by Tsai-Wei Chang
Studio Family Residential by Tsai-Wei Chang
Studio Family Residential by Tsai-Wei Chang

HOYI Design

Bronze Interior Space and Exhibition Design · 2024

Studio Family Residential

by Tsai-Wei Chang

  • A' Design Award 2024 Bronze Winner in Interior Space and Exhibition Design
  • Awarded April 15, 2024
  • CLIENT: HOYI Design
  • Estimated Number of Design Views: 10,211
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About Studio Family Residential

Studio Family is a 191.4 square meter residential interior that also serves as a commercial photography space. The former office layout was reorganized, and the utility lines are now concealed to keep the ceiling height and floor efficiency. A sliding door separates the public and private areas, and the hallways are placed behind the door so the public area stays open for play and for shooting. Mobile furniture allows the space to be rearranged as needed. Reflective materials are avoided and embedded lights are installed for even lighting.

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Unique Properties
Originally an office space, the project now serves as both residential and commercial shooting space. The utility lines are reorganized, now well hidden, while maintaining the height and space efficiency. A sliding door divides the public and private areas. The public area is where kids play and the shootings are done, so it stays very open and the hallway is kept behind the door, leaving the space intact and expansive. The space is warm enough for the family and flexible for a shooting studio.
Dimensions & Packaging
191.4 m2
Tags
interior design,Residential design, photo studio,Residential Apartment, Parent-child residence
Production Technology
The rationalization of movement is the key. The working area is closely kept around the living room; the hallways that take away space with low efficiency are hidden in the private area to maximize the functions of the public area. Concealed doors and cavity panels decorate the walls to increase privacy. The private area, with multiple buffer zones, is where the kids play with privacy protected and storage needs satisfied.
Design Challenge
The layout and floor plan configuration must consider both the visible route of human activities and the hidden utility lines, the usability and efficiency of the floor plan, vertical height, so as to rationalize and conceal the drainage pipes of air conditioners and bathrooms. The old and new bathrooms are a bit far, so the passage for utility lines is hidden behind the kitchen cabinets, along the raised floor which extends to the laundry space at the back balcony.
Project Duration
The project started in August 2021 in Taoyuan and finished in January 2022 in Taoyuan.
Operation Flow
The desk behind the sofa is where the parents read with kids or work on their own, symbolizing how this place facilitates a studio at home to capture true family moments. The roof above the desk area features a sloping extension, serving as a division between the play and work areas and bringing out a sense of leisure at the same time. Considering the needs of the photo studio, reflective materials are avoided, and multiple embedded lights are installed to ensure lighting in the surroundings.
Research
In the age of few children, combining the functions of home and work in one place can promote family bonding, picture-perfect parenting, and a nice place for telework. The public space is both a commercial studio and a living and learning area for a family of four. As children grow into different stages of life, the functions of space continue to change. Extensive use of mobile furniture can maximize the use of space, providing an easy and carefree company.
Inspiration
Now it’s a partly residential and commercial shooting studio, turning the public area into a complex space that serves both family and photography purposes. The foyer wall leads to the living room, with a turn into the kitchen, introducing the light and guiding the route. The walkways are kept behind the sliding door in the private area, leaving the floor plan intact and the sense of space expanded. Whether playing or shooting, the mobile furniture can be reconfigured on demand.
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HOYI Design

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