Iron Interior Space and Exhibition Design · 2022
The Multidimensional Lifestyle Transform Residential House
by Li Hut Chin
- A' Design Award 2022 Iron Winner in Interior Space and Exhibition Design
- Awarded April 15, 2022
- CLIENT: INTERIOR DESIGN of ZHU YUE
- Estimated Number of Design Views: 7,982
- Verification code 4E632E2F8C · Verify this award
About The Multidimensional Lifestyle Transform Residential House
The Multidimensional Lifestyle Transform is a four-story house that combines an interior design studio with a family residence. Inspired by blueprints, the studio on the first floor features a blue key wall with many lines meeting at a single vanishing point. The living room, dining room and study area for parents and children are arranged as one open space. The slide beside the upper bed can be reversed and fitted with four pillars to form a long table as the child grows. Glass brick walls in the third floor corridor create a translucent effect.
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- Unique Properties
- This four-story house integrates the spatial designs of an interior design studio and a residence.
The interior of this project selected a multitude of original materials to overlap one another in arrangement, which responds to the specialty of this interior design studio. Thus, with slender lines dividing the entirety of the space, a profound spatial experience is created for users. - Dimensions & Packaging
- Considering that children are still growing, the space is designed with multi-functional usage to ensure it fits all needs at every stage of her growth. The staircase to the upper bed is designed as a slide, but when she grows up, the slope of this slide can be turned upside down to become a long table by adding four pillars. The staircase can also function as an additional storage.
- Tags
- A multidimensional lifestyle,Slide, Blue-prints,Glass brick walls,Nordic styles,Japanese styles
- Production Technology
- With an open design idea, the three spaces with different functions-living room, dining room, and parent-child studying area-are in harmony creating a comfortable environment for a dynamic family life.
- Design Challenge
- This four-story house integrates the spatial designs of an interior design studio and a residence.The side of the window adjacent to the living room is a studying area for parents and children, where bookcases, pianos, and toys are placed.In the corridor area, glass brick walls are used to create a translucent and ambiguous effect. A connected yet penetrating visual atmosphere is featured.
- Project Duration
- 2020.1 to 2020.10 Zhongli, Taoyuan, Taiwan
- Operation Flow
- The design aims to emphasize the three principles of practicality, functionality and spatial efficiency, and to generally keep the consistency of white walls and wooden materials that exhibit the warmth of home. In the corridor area on the third floor, glass brick walls are used to create a translucent and ambiguous effect. With perpendicular linear segments, a connected yet penetrating visual atmosphere is featured.
- Research
- Inspired by the blueprints, the designer transformed the design studio area on the first floor into a blue key wall, with numerous lines meeting at a common vanishing point. Beneath artificial light sources, the painted walls flash and the different materials dance. The layout accentuates the lines against the lights and shadows that reflect the contrasting wall colors.
- Inspiration
- Inspired by the blue-prints, the designer transformed the design studio area on the first floor into a blue key wall, with numerous lines meeting at a common vanishing point. Beneath artificial light sources, the painted walls flash and the different materials dance. The layout accentuates the lines against the lights and shadows that reflect the contrasting wall colors. All of these design techniques shape a unique atmosphere, stimulating visitors′ imaginations to envision their future living space.