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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. Rain of Light in Taipei, Taiwan by Yuan ArchitectsAugust 3rd, 2018 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Yuan Architects This space is a multipurpose co-working and gathering space located on the basement level. It is a flexible venue which can be adjusted according to different needs of its users – for work, rest, meetings, classes, or events.  Image Courtesy © Wenyuan Peng and Max Lee
 Image Courtesy © Wenyuan Peng and Max Lee The white panels snake and bend about to form the skin of the space, shaping its ceiling, walls, and shelves. Arching across the warm-toned walls, the panels carve out the different heights and layers of different spaces, all diffused under a soft glow to form a cohesive whole.  Image Courtesy © Wenyuan Peng and Max Lee  Image Courtesy © Wenyuan Peng and Max Lee The only natural light in the space comes in from the sunroof and flows along the white panels that extend down from the ceiling to form the walls, simultaneously defining the structure of the space. Those white panels are spaced in such a way to not only provide a sort of insulation from the sun, but also give a rhythm to its shadows as they reflect the light and enable it to dance with the shadows across the room or smoothly spread out in soft sections of light.  Image Courtesy © Wenyuan Peng and Max Lee  Image Courtesy © Wenyuan Peng and Max Lee Depending on the time of day, the light changes in intensity, giving the space a certain ‘Rain of Light’, as the light sprinkles in like rain and floods the space with countless sparks of creativity. It makes for a work environment where people can actually breathe in sync with the weather seen through the ceiling, letting its light be like an “Inspiration Point” that flows into the space as a steady stream of creativity.  Image Courtesy © Wenyuan Peng and Max Lee  Image Courtesy © Wenyuan Peng and Max Lee A palace of inspiration, imagination, and light.  Image Courtesy © Wenyuan Peng and Max Lee  Image Courtesy © Wenyuan Peng and Max Lee  Image Courtesy © Wenyuan Peng and Max Lee  Image Courtesy © Wenyuan Peng and Max Lee  Image Courtesy © Wenyuan Peng and Max Lee  Image Courtesy © Wenyuan Peng and Max Lee  Image Courtesy © Wenyuan Peng and Max Lee  Image Courtesy © Yuan Architects  Image Courtesy © Yuan Architects
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