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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. House of Light in Tainan, Taiwan by Paradox StudioApril 13th, 2022 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Paradox Studio House of light is a project located at the southern part of Taiwan. A house for client to enjoy the weekend and vacation with family when they get away from city. The natural beauty of this house is its adequate sunlight from three sides opened façade. The project is aiming to create an open, undivided living space to enjoy dinning, reading time with family around. The open living area is where the creation invented the most.  Image Courtesy © Andrew Kan
 Image Courtesy © Andrew Kan With the intention of creating no extra partition, the expression of certain walls has become primary stage to paint out the accents of this house. Three walls are assigned to create different characters and purpose for each space. The backdrop of the living room is the first sight when people enter the room, Volakas marble with cooper brown titanium strip were selected to paint a little touch of luxury.  Image Courtesy © Andrew Kan  Image Courtesy © Andrew Kan The beige/brown tone of Volakas marble also brings the warmth to the space and nature diagonal veins of marble, enhances an extensional illusion to widen the room. TV wall is the wall where sunset light hits on, which also gives out a dramatic performance of nature light, therefore, we chose Julux by Shikoku, a Japanese brand mineral paint to create a wall that maintain quiet expression but the texture also able to show the light difference during the day time. Julux is a material to mimic traditional Japanese juraku wall (mixing natural clay, sand, straw and water). With the newly technology, Julux is made with diatomaceous earth, natural sand, clay and straw to help humidity control of the room where the family will spend their time the most.  Image Courtesy © Andrew Kan  Image Courtesy © Andrew Kan Study is the space where client’s father practice sutra every morning, this room is also the room facing east which gets the most sunlight during the morning time. Onyx shutter is introduced to efficiently control how light enters. Compare to TV wall, the backdrop of study was intend to use a rougher material to emphasize the difference between quite wooden veneer cabinet and rough mineral wall, Mortex from Beal has become the best choice to create the perfect scenario. With the selected materials to capture various nature light moment, we wish to create a space for client to build beautiful memory with their cherished family.  Image Courtesy © Andrew Kan  Image Courtesy © Andrew Kan  Image Courtesy © Andrew Kan  Image Courtesy © Andrew Kan  Image Courtesy © Andrew Kan  Image Courtesy © Andrew Kan  Image Courtesy © Andrew Kan  Image Courtesy © Andrew Kan  Plan, Image Courtesy © Paradox Studio  Image Courtesy © Paradox Studio
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