ArchShowcase Posts Tagged ‘Taiwan’Mu-Mu Photography Studio in Taichung City, Taiwan by Han Yue Interior DesignWednesday, August 8th, 2018Article source: Han Yue Interior Design We want this space look organic and changeable, and also creative, not like a traditional photography studio. We use the metabolism architectural concept in the idea of design, to make this place more nature, more humanity, and with unpredictable changes.  Image Courtesy © Han Yue Interior Design
Rain of Light in Taipei, Taiwan by Yuan ArchitectsFriday, August 3rd, 2018Article 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
Ward with V dots in Sanxia, Taiwan by B+P ArchitectsMonday, June 18th, 2018Article source: B+P Architects This is a project to reinvigorate the space of an old hospital and assist the vulnerable teenagers to regrow. This old hospital with 70 years of history is now the important rejuvenating base for the old residents in Sanxia and it will become the life skills training venue for local vulnerable and highly attention-required students in the future. Meanwhile, it will also be a place for factory tours and as the internship store. The strategy for its space development is based on how to connect the future applications and the framework of the building. We tried to show our respect to the old but reborn space to make it with new leaves on an old tree so the features of the original ward rooms are kept and maximized.  Image Courtesy © Studio Millspace
Sunny Apartment in Taichung, Taiwan by Very Studio︱Che Wang ArchitectsThursday, May 24th, 2018Article source: Very Studio︱Che Wang Architects Sunny Apartment is located in Taichung, one of the typical units of Taiwanese housing. In original plan, light and ventilation of public space were blocked by rooms, only the south has an opening. It was far from the ideal home we expected.  Image Courtesy © Studio Millspace
Discovering Taiwan in Taipei by Studio TINGWednesday, May 23rd, 2018Article source: Studio TING Discovering Taiwan is a permanent exhibition dedicated to the History of the collections of the National Taiwan Museum, the History of the Natural and Aboriginal Treasures of Taiwan, and the History of Japanese Researchers who built this institution one century ago. The exhibition scenography links this past to the future by questioning the prospect of cultural heritage through 367 pieces including 265 of the most important pieces from the Museum’s collection, facing sculptural, video and sound installations created by contemporary Taiwanese artists.  Image Courtesy © Christophe Gaubert
Feast for the Senses in Taipei, Taiwan by KYDOThursday, May 3rd, 2018Article source: KYDO Winter 2017—situated in the heart of downtown Taipei, Lao Wang Hot Pot seems to have inherited the streaming lights of the city. Like a torch sparkling with seduction, the restaurant’s spectral pattern creates a stage as much a visual feast as it is a culinary one.  Image Courtesy © KYDO
Camping@Home in Taipei, Taiwan by Ganna DesignWednesday, May 2nd, 2018Article source: Ganna Design Background of the Residents The house owner of this project is a couple. The host of the house is an engineer and the hostess is a lawyer. They have two small children. The original house is too small to accommodate their friends, especially on the weekends, so they need a large enough common area whose style can be generally accepted by most of people.  Image Courtesy © Kyle Yu Photo Studio
A sweet gift with taste of scones in Henan province, Taiwan by A’LENTIL DesignTuesday, April 24th, 2018Article source: A’LENTIL Design People who doesn’t love scones is that they never eat good scones.” Meio said, the house owner also is a sweets baker. This space is same as scone made by Meio, simple, clean and unadorned. However, under simple appearance, there are many details, each corner is crafted with focus on both refined and exquisite taste. It is a quite easy and adorable space to enjoy life with a cup of tea.
 Image Courtesy © A’LENTIL Design
Space Cloud in Taipei, Taiwan by YUAN ARCHITECTSWednesday, January 31st, 2018Article source: YUAN ARCHITECTS In the exhibition area, the “rational and mechanical” modular scaffolding system conducts a dialogue with the life force of the dinosaurs that is “primal and organic”. While the rough scaffolding balances out the dinosaur’s gigantic scope, the gradient of the lighting, which seems to breathe, creates a spatial concept that is contrasting yet harmonious between the cold, blue-light scaffolding and the warm, yellow-light dinosaurs. The exhibition area is like a cloud in the space, fusing with the dinosaur to become one being.
 Image Courtesy © Te-Fan Wang and Max Lee
HOUSE S in Hsinchu, Taiwan by YUAN ARCHITECTSTuesday, January 30th, 2018Article source: YUAN ARCHITECTS Facing a beautiful scenery of green hills, the building features staggered terraces that extend the indoor living space to the mountain landscape, offering a connection with nature that brings a sense of fulfillment to daily life.
 Image Courtesy © Te-Fan Wang, Wenyuan Peng and Stephen Liao
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