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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. Geometric Color in Taipei, Taiwan by Waterfrom DesignNovember 28th, 2019 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Waterfrom Design Geometric Color To remove the excess decoration in design, we leave the depth of field of lacquer texture and color blocks in the residential space. Owners in the technology industry focus on the precision and practicality of spatial measurement, so we reduce artificial design and enhance the intuitive function. With the texture of paints on various materials to replace the decorative masonry, we arrange pieces of meticulous organic blocks for this elegant off-white space and increase the visual senses with the tone. You can image it as a vivid and interesting space with depth of field as the theme.  Image Courtesy © Kuomin Lee
 Image Courtesy © Kuomin Lee Corner of field Each place seems to be a rectangular volume filled in the entire interior space to guide the flow indirectly and separate every function for allocation of this small-scale apartment. The substrate is lacquered with white oak hand painting which was scraped and piled up different layers of grey color blocks over and over again. The space is arranged in each geometric block, and these blocks are connected each other in diagonal areas ingeniously. The combination of geometric shapes, lines and colors is like series of art work Corner Shallow Space from artist James Turrell. As the artist dug out geometric shapes like corners embedded in the wall, we use different angles, shades and colors to enhance different dimensions of each block, dissolve and extend the sensory grayscale background. When viewers walk into here, the space seems to be arranged in giant cubes, scattered in parallel and staggered, they can feel the calm and sense of volume in each corner of filed.  Image Courtesy © Kuomin Lee  Image Courtesy © Kuomin Lee Depth of field The progressive line of sight painted with different pigments and builds up the depth of field in each block. The entrance was bombinated with volume of veneer and leather, and collocated the advanced and retreated matrixes which made of yakisugi ban, this kind of multi-level extends to the bathroom area, creating a large setback square into a fascinating scenery. It breaks the linear layout of the corridor, and highlights the art of blues, extending to the whole corridor including door, cabinet and wall of bedroom area. The line of sight of the corridor ends up with red pigment on the blue, and correlates the red wall of the study area to respond the depth of filed. This red wall, which shielded the sunlight before plan arranged, was become a semi-open study area, and was used the skill of Chinese ink painting to brush red pattern on its surface to highlight the unique and classic texture. In this space, people can enjoy the fascinating view in each frame from any angles with the fluctuating blocks that show depth of field as the theme.  Image Courtesy © Kuomin Lee  Image Courtesy © Kuomin Lee  Image Courtesy © Kuomin Lee  Image Courtesy © Kuomin Lee  Image Courtesy © Kuomin Lee  Image Courtesy © Kuomin Lee  Image Courtesy © Kuomin Lee  Image Courtesy © Kuomin Lee  Image Courtesy © Kuomin Lee  Image Courtesy © Kuomin Lee  Image Courtesy © Kuomin Lee  Image Courtesy © Kuomin Lee  Image Courtesy © Kuomin Lee  Image Courtesy © Kuomin Lee  Image Courtesy © Waterfrom Design
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