ArchShowcase 
Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. Gray Box in Shantou, China by AD ARCHITECTUREJuly 12th, 2017 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: AD ARCHITECTURE When it comes to the rural self-built housing, the stereotype image is a countrified house made of multi-storey grids without any sense of design, although it costs a lot on decoration, where a lot of space is wasted.  Image Courtesy © Ouyang Yun
 Image Courtesy © Ouyang Yun Hidden in a distant costal village in Shantou, Gray Box is an addition project to a rural self-built house. AD Architecture gives it a different definition. Minimalism and pureness of black white and gray add a unique landscape to this self-built house.  Image Courtesy © Ouyang Yun  Image Courtesy © Ouyang Yun The owner is young and stylish. Combined with the owner’s living context, a high-level gray minimalist residence is thus created. The whole space is based on the most low-key black , white and gray, creating a texture space. Gray is highlighted to balance the strong contrast between black and white. Partial use of warm earth yellow penetrates temperature in Gray Box.  Image Courtesy © Ouyang Yun  Image Courtesy © Ouyang Yun In the overall layout, as a perfect fusion of the East and West design philosophy, it is an interpretation of a pure modernist style. The proportion of space lines is simple yet fine. The huge window enframes the beautiful scenery; and bright light through the soft window screening brings a Zen atmosphere. Because of the reflection of natural light, space levels are divided by matt white paint and marble. Combined with careful consideration of the lighting layout, the space has an unique charm of light and shadow. With skillful collocation of different materials including leather, wood, tiles, grays glass and so on, it enriches the space temperament and style.  Image Courtesy © Ouyang Yun  Image Courtesy © Ouyang Yun A black , white and gray art painting is nested in this black, white and gray space, infusing a touch of lightness and chic in ink-wash painting; together with the metal texture of the unique appliance, personal style and taste are highlighted inadvertently. Quiet space coupled with the artistic air, this concise and smart space scene is immersive.  Image Courtesy © Ouyang Yun  Image Courtesy © Ouyang Yun Minimalist is a complex and design attitude, which gets rid of too complicated design, objects to mechanical form, and avoids piling up, pursuing a more suitable living environment by subtraction in life. Founded in 2015, AD ARCHITECTURE takes win-win, coexistence, and consensus as its concept. AD ARCHITECTURE intends to gather designers of common ideas to form a collaborative design team to develop local design. Its main practice includes architectural design, interior design, and soft decoration. Image Courtesy © Ouyang Yun  Image Courtesy © Ouyang Yun Focusing on design of villas, sales office, offices, clubs, and public spaces, AD ARCHITECTURE is committed to provide high-level architectural and interior designs with its professional position and innovative design concept. It’s goal is to create more creative designs.  Image Courtesy © Ouyang Yun  Image Courtesy © Ouyang Yun Xie Peihe Senior interior architect, founder and chief designer of AD ARCHITECTURE, commits to the creation of interior space and space experience. Design derives from life, so we extract emotional design inspiration and use rational design techniques to start every design from scratch, breaking inertial design thinking and making people have different experience and joy in every different space.  Image Courtesy © AD ARCHITECTURE  Image Courtesy © AD ARCHITECTURE  Image Courtesy © AD ARCHITECTURE  Image Courtesy © AD ARCHITECTURE
Contact AD ARCHITECTURE
Categories: House, Interiors, Residential |
|
|
|||||
|
|
|||||
|
|||||
email
Facebook
Twitter
RSS Feed
