Portfolio yu work by Hong Chia-yu

Selected works 2 0 1 3 - 2 0 1 7

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HONORS | PUBLISH |

P R O F F E S I O N A L W O R K S |

ARCHITECTURE DESIGN

TAINAN PUBLIC

LOOKS

NEW TAIPEI ART MUSEUM

"DA PING GER"

INTERIOR DESIGN

LIBRARY

TOWARDS

BEIJING

OTHER WORK

FN.ICE FASHION SHOW / STORE F I R M " PLAN "

JIS FASHION STORE

OTHER WORK

YU'S CUISINE

SCSB HEADQUARTER

WRIST REST

SUNSPRING MANUFACTURE

TRANSPHONE , PHONE CASE

NINGBO CITY PLANNING

CHANDELIER

GRAPHIC DESIGN

PERIOD FIRM

LOOKOUT

JUNE 2013 - JUNE 2015 JJPAN ï¼&#x2020; PARTNERS

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洪

嘉

諭

Chia - Yu Hung 30 July 1991 Ptetr785187026@gmail.com +886 988754796

L A N G U A G E S CHINESE ( MOTHER TONGUE ) TAIWANESE ( MOTHER TONGUE ) ENGLISH ( GOOD )

S K I L L S AutoCAD 80％ Sketchup 80％ Rhinoceros 80％ V-Ray 60％ Grasshopper 65％ Photoshop 70％ PhotoshopCC 45％ Illustrator 70％ Indesign 75％ Premiere 50％ Drawing 70％ Microsoft 45％

E D U C A T I O N | BACHLER OF ARCHITECTURE | Sept 2009 - JUNE 2013 National Taipei University of Technology

E X P E R I E N C E | NTUT ARCHITECTURE STUDENT ASSOCIATION | MAY 2011 - APR 2012 VICE - CHAIRMAN

| NTUT ARCHITECTURE GRADUATION EXHIBITION 2013 | MAY 2013 - JUN2013 CURATOR

W O R K S H O P | TAIWANISM HARVARD GSD + NTUT | MAR 2013, TAIWAN Advisor : Eduardo Rico

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E X P E R I E N C E

| PLAN / architecture / design / strategy | JAN 2011 - MAR 2013 DESIGN ASSISTANT

| JJPAN and PARTNERS , Architects and Planners | JUN 2013 - FEB 2016 DESIGNER

| YU DESIGN GROUP | JUL 2015 - CURRENT MANAGER

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H O N O R S | SCHOLARSHIP| 3st PRIZE 1st PRIZE 1st PRIZE

NTUT 2011

ARCHITECTURAL

DESIGN

NTUT 2012

ARCHITECTURAL

DESIGN

NTUT 2013

GRADUATION THESIS REVIEW

| INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION| FIRST PLACE FIRST PLACE FIRST PLACE FIFTH PLACE SHORTLISTED FIFTH PLACE

XINYI POST OFFICE 2013 , TAIPEI - FIRM/ C.B.K ARCHITECT R&D CENTER OF BEIJING AUTOMOTIVE GROUP 2013 , B E I J I N G - FIRM/ JJPAN SHANGHAI COMMERCIAL AND SAVING BANK (SCSB) HEADQUATER 2014 , TAIPEI - FIRM/ JJPAN NEW TAIPEI MUSEUM OF ART 2015 , NEW TAIPEI CITY - FIRM/ JJPAN NEW TAIPEI MUSEUM OF ART WAN AWARD FUTURE PROJECTS CIVIC 2015 - FIRM/ JJPAN TAINAN REPUBLIC LIBRARY 2016 , TAINAN - FIRM/ JJPAN

P U B L I C A T I O N S ARCHDAILY

20 JUNE , 2014

A AS ARCHITECTURE

| LOOKS TOWARDS BEIJING | B E I J I N G - FIRM/ JJPAN

20 JUNE , 2015

ARCHITIZER 20 JUNE , 2015

TAIWAN ARCHITECTURE MAGAZINE

| NEW TAIPEI MUSEUM OF ART | NEW TAIPEI CITY - FIRM/ JJPAN

APRIL , 2015

TAIWAN ARCHITECTURE MAGAZINE

APRIL , 2016

RETAIL DESIGN BLOG

28 OCTOBER , 2012

| TAINAN REPUBLIC LIBRARY | TAINAN - FIRM/ JJPAN

| FN.ICE CONCEPT STORE | TAIPEI - FIRM/ PLAN

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ARCHITECTURE

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T A I N A N P U B L I C L I B R A R Y Yongkang, Tainan, Taiwan 40.01°N ,116.45°E

Fifth Prize International Competition

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Reported by " TAIWAN ARCHITECT " Magazine

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Field | Stream | Courtyard House The city of Tainan is a place for reading and strolling.As a historical city of three hundred years, the urban fabric indicates traces of memories from the past and insights from cultural fusion. Through stories embedded in every street and corner, Tainan provides a unique urban experience for its people. The extensive Chianan Plain, farmland, stream, and traditional courtyard houses merge into a beautiful picture that prints in the mind of everyone. By integrating knowledge, books, and local characteristics into the design concept, the building not only fulfills urban functions, but also reinforces the city image.

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Design Process Thorough analysis of the old and new site context was done to divide the landscape into water plaza, driveway, and greenery. A traditional courtyard house was overlaid onto the building massing. Through subtraction method, overlaid areas were then removed to create several semioutdoor spaces. Through which, the surrounding natural environment can be brought into various spaces among the building. A sunken plaza is designed to define outdoor reading platforms, and divide outdoor space into a control area and an open area.

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1 Administration 2 Ministry of Education Tainan Resource Center 3 Children's Learning Center 4 Children's Reading Room 5 Media Center 6 Book Sorting Area

7 8 9 10 11 12 13

International Conference Hall Aboriginal Collection Semi-ourdoor Reading Area Service Area Gallery Local Authorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Publication Foreign Language Collection

14 15 16 17 18 19

Periodicals Tainan Memory Capsule Water Plaza Digital Classroom Study Room Rooftop Garden

Urban Context

The building is located on the south to maximize green plaza area on the north. A green belt is established by extending open spaces within the site to the parks on the north and the west. Vegetation follows the green belt and enters different levels in the library. Through several semioutdoor pathways penetrating through the building, greenery is brought into various spaces to enhance spatial comfort and convenience. An activity plaza is placed on the south to connect activities with the neighboring creative park. The grand semi-outdoor plaza under the elevated volume forms an ideal shelter for recreational activities during summer.

LEISURE RETAIL WATER PLAZA ART

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Building Layout and Spatial Arrangement

Summer shading

Located south of the Northern Tropic, the intense summer sun casts shadows towards the south-east direction. Thus, open spaces are located on the south-east side of the site

Winter shading

During winter, the sun casts shadow on the north-east direction. Thus, the sunlight pours onto the open space to provide warmth and comfort.

to fully utilize the shaded area. Furthermore, abundant vegetation is planted on the north to obtain enough sunlight.

Path

Activity

The central pathway offers circulation, leisure, and recreational activities.

Market

Concert

The urban living room turns into a holiday market during weekend to echo with activities in the neighboring cultural park

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Underneath the elevated volume accommodates an urban living room, which offers group activities and dancing area.

Weekend outdoor theater and community performance inspire idea exchange and experience inheritance.

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Exploded Programma tic Axonomet ric

General Collection

Periodicals

6F 5F

Children's Reading Elderly Center

Outdoor Reading

Sunlight pours onto the stepped seating and attracts activities to gather at the space. The platforms act as reading areas to stimulate idea exchange. Furthermore, they also can also be transformed into a cozy forum to hold events and lectures.

3F 2F

RF 5-6 F 3-4 F 2F

Library

Public

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Community

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G r a n d i ou s V o i d s The void on the 3rd floor is resulted from spatial inversion of a traditional courtyard house. Thus, semioutdoor pathways are created to bring greenery from the surrounding environment into the building. The library is transformed into a park, where reading becomes something fun and natural. This interior park on the 3rd floor also contains spaces for the elderly to provide leisure activities such as Chinese chess, everyday chatting, and reading newspapers. Together with kids area and periodic collection, the 3rd floor arouses relaxation where visitors are welcome to exchange ideas without concerning about the noise.

Curtain Wall System

Children's Story Telling Corner

Sunlight Booklevard

Couryard House Side Wing

Semi-Outdoor Reading Area

Reading, Forum

Sunlight

Open

A double skin curtain wall system is planned to minimize heat grain from the western and southern exposures. The exterior layer specifies silk-screened insulating low-e glazing to minimize radiant heat. As the sun angle changes throughout the day, the exterior layer will also revolve accordingly to maximize efficiency. Operable windows are installed at the inner layer for natural ventilation.

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Cold air

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L o o k s T o w a r d s B E I J I N G Wangjing, Chaoyang, Beijing, China 40.01°N ,116.45°E

First Prize International Competition

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Reported by Archdaily

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H i s t o r y of W a n j i n g The Beijing city district of Wanjing has traditionally been a gateway for people entering the city. Its name literally translates as “Looking Towards Beijing.” we seek to renew that title with the design of Beijing Automotive Group’s new Research and Development Center. Taking inspiration from the character 北 (bei), which signifies openness, as well as Beijing itself, this mixed use building is meant to become a symbolic landmark both for Wanjing and for the company it houses.

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SITE

The Research and Development Center’s sinuous form will sit on two separate plots of land bisected by a public roadway. The northernmost lot will host a five story structure that hold exhibition space, an auditorium, and shopping, while the southern lot will be the site for two 18-story office towers. These buildings will connect by bridging the roadway, forming a literal gateway to the city of Beijing.

Concept Peoples

Exhibition

Green

Design for the R&D Center of Beijing Automotive Group is based on two principles: the site as a gateway for Beijing and the essence of the Chinese character, 北 (bei). Literally translates into “Looking Towards Beijing”, Wangjing was the first stop into Beijing for soldiers returning home from battles during the Song and Liao dynasties. The design develops the character 北 (bei) and organizes research offices at two 18-storey towers and retail, an auditorium and an exhibition hall at a five-storey building. As one moves from one floor to another, the combination of natural light, curving forms and automotive research on display blur the typical division of inside and outside. Nature, people and automobile coexist harmoniously, introducing a contemporary landmark for the city of Beijing and portraying a new corporate image for the client, Beijing Automotive Group.

Structure

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The building’s curving form stems from the fluidity rooted in Chinese calligraphy. Like a graceful glide through clouds and water .

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Energy Strategies To facilitate stack effect ventilation and bring natural light into the interior, the structure makes use of a light well. Geothermal, radiant cooling and green roofs are also used to regulate temperature. The buildingâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s form naturally diverts northern winter wind, and the roof ventilation ports can be closed to conserve heat during colder months.To reduce energy consumption both in terms of heating and cooling, an internal light well establishes a stack effect to facilitate air circulation, addressing both the extreme heat in the summer and the frigid temperatures in the winter.

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NEW TAIPEI ART MUSEUM Zhongshan, Taipei, Taiwan 40.01°N ,116.45°E

Reported by

WAN AWARDS

Fifth Prize

" TAIWAN ARCHITECT "

SHORTLISTED

Magazine

Future Projects Civic 2015

International Competition

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8 Ideas for New Taipei City New Taipei City is a city of many faces. Here one can find diverse culture and attractive sights that will awe every firsttime visitor. The definitive highlight is coastal range which combines the natural and cultural elements in a way unique to New Taipei City. The particular urban impression of New Taipei City serves as an inspiration for the design concept. Incorporating the elements of cloud, mountain hamlet with the Museum, while preserving the existing Sanying Ceramics Theme Park function, creates a multi-faceted urban art center that is open to the whole City.

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Design Progress By integrating the existing topography, pedestrian, vehicular and bicycle circulations, and the shore habitat into the site, the current park function is enhanced and expanded into surrounding spaces, thereby creating a holistic campus.

Existing Typography

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Required Program

Urban Living Room

This Mountain Hamlet's shifting in volume and massing reflects the site's topography, beginning from the riverbanks at the edge of the site and culminating at the campus' two main features â&#x20AC;&#x201C; the museum and auditorium. Along these volumes at ground level restaurants, spaces for spontaneous performances and temporary installations together invite lively and dynamic ways to interact with art in nature. Open to the public and beyond the museum's operating hours, art and urban life at this campus continue well into the night.

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Roaming Mountain Hamlet

Series of commercial spaces are distributed around the mountain hamlet to enhance the uniqueness of visitor circulation and to enable the programs to function on their own during museum close hours.

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Crack pattern of ceramic

The existing river channel is restored to create a dynamic and welcoming shore habitat that extends from the Museum Plaza to the Eco-Park. Together with various programs and stores along the way, it provides an exclusive outdoor area for the citizens of New Taipei City.

The design aims to separated pedestrian circulation from vehicles to enhance user experience and create a multifunctional open space. By restoring the river channel and integrating different programs into the shore area, citizens are constantly exposed to the world of art.

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Program

Restaurant

International Special Exhibition Area T hematic E xhibition

Art Corner Art Corner Plaza

Lobby

Reception Hall

Outdoor Performance Water park

Museum of Contempory Art

Public Service Space

Muiltfunctional Performance Hall

Children's Art Museum

Administrative & Business Area

Support

Roaming Mountain Hamlet

This Mountain Hamlet's shifting in volume and massing reflects the site's topography, beginning from the riverbanks at the edge of the site and culminating at the campus' two main features – the museum and auditorium. Along these volumes at ground level restaurants, spaces for spontaneous performances and temporary installations together invite lively and dynamic ways to interact with art in nature. Open to the public and beyond the museum's operating hours, art and urban life at this campus continue well into the night.

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Grandious Voids

Indoor circulation adopts the ascending topography and echoes upon the distinct mountain hamlet impression to create a series of atrium spaces that open a way toward the circular skylight and lead the visitor into a fascinating spatial experience.

Check point

Art in the Clouds

The centerpiece of the campus is the series of contemporary art galleries that lightly hover over the landscape. Like clouds the galleries and the semi-translucent façades create a landmark at once visible from far afield and glimmer in the sky at night. A restaurant and an observatory atop the galleries further offer panoramic views of the beauty of Sanying. Beneath at ground level the plaza’s energy and excitement are made visible to the rest of the campus from the reflections off the stainless steel ceilings panels, integrating art, nature and urbanism and enhancing the lives of citizens in New Taipei City.

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Liftable Stage / See vs. Being Seen The glass box embedded in the facade in between the forth and the fifth floor is a liftable stage. Hence, creates a dynamic rhythm on floor heights and provides a multifunctional showcase for exhibitions. By weaving together the restaurant and the exhibition spaces on the fifth floor, an intriguing interaction between the seeing and the being seen builds up in the space.

4F and 5F exhibition areas are able to function separately.

5F Liftable platform connecting 4F and 5F exhibition areas to enhance flexibility and vertical spatial experience.

Exhibition area and restaurant on 5F build up a vertical relationship of “seen” vs. “being seen”

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HAICANG "DA PING GER" LOOKOUT Haicang , China 40.01°N ,116.45°E International Competition

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Form Concept

Swallowtail

In south of China ,One of traditional architecture's unique features is its roof , We also call it Swallowtail . The lookout's form emerge from " swallow tail " that would be Presented local specialties .

Design Process

Path

Connect

Circulations

Gallery

Lookout

Jimei Xinglin

Xiamen Haicang

Gulangyu Kinmen

Path

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Program

Activity

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S C S B B A N K HEADQUARTERS Zhongshan, Taipei, Taiwan 40.01°N ,116.45°E

First Prize International Competition

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Program

User

Program 16F

Office

15F

Conference room

14F

Restaurant

Executives

Staff

3-13 F Office

Customer 1 -2 F

Bank Lobby Office Lobby

Audience

Auditorium

Materials

TypeE

TypeA

T y p e D2 TypeB

TypeB

T y p e D1 TypeA

TypeC

TypeD

TypeC TypeE

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Double skin facade Composition Blind Motor-driven blind permit easy operation. Solar control realizes a comfortable office environment and energy conservation during summer. Angle-adjustable blinds reduces dazing sunlight near windows.

Eco-style Window Solar heat is discharged by exhaust air ventilation between the air inlet and exhaust outlet.

Highly advanced Low-E pair glass Low-E pair glass encapsulated dry air between two glass plates with a special metal film on the interior side. This minimizes solar heat and ultraviolet rays entering the office space.

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Plane arrangement

2- 1 3 F

14F

2- 1 3 F

15F

2- 1 3 F

16F

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Circulations Executives

Volumetric Green Staff

Green roof Sky garden

Customers

Audience

Green

Green Treasure garden

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S U N S P R I N G MANUFACTURE ARCHITECTURE REUSE XINJU , Taiwan

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ORIGINAL FACADE

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N I N G B O C I T Y P L A N N I N G Ningbo , China

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INTERIOR

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F ash io n S t o r e F N . I C E Taipei , Taiwan

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Asianâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s largest RPET producer Libolon has been a supplier for world renowned fashion brands, including Issey Miyake, Escada, Uniqlo and H&M, etc. In recent years, the corporation has aimed to reach full vertical integration of the supply chain. As part of this effort, Libolon has acquired an outdoor wear distribution channel. In 2011, the corporation continues to establish its own fashion brand, FN.ice.

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PLAN was commissioned to develop the concept store development strategy for a series global expansion. In the first concept store in Taipei, PLAN took a design approach to echo FN.iceâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s brand mission_Creating sustainable urban outdoor apparel for modern mobile life.

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Clothes rod

Polyester chips used to produce fabric for clothes and reclaimed wood are applied in the space to further strengthen the brandâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s responsibility to our environment while emphasizing where brandâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s roots lie.

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Clothes rod

PLAN shaped the space with a series of triangular forms. They not only add cutting edge aesthetics to the space but also remind users of melting iceberg as a result of global warming phenomenon. The forms then morphs to become display shelves, cashier countertop, and wall surfaces, etc.

Surface materials include white lacquer, perforated panels, and stainless steel, which enrich the spaceâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s light and shadow effect in a nearly pure white environment

The highlight of the whole shopping experience comes from an arctic room built from reclaimed wood. The room simulates the extreme climate which FN.iceâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s key merchandise, outdoor jacket, would best demonstrate its performance. It has become another attraction to visit the store.

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Fashion Store J

Taipei , Taiwan

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OTHER WORK

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Y U ' S CUISINE Taipei , Taiwan Organizer , Decorator

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Y U ' S W R I S T R E S T Taipei , Taiwan

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In todayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s computer society mouse users are ubiquitous, but only a few understood and actually prevented the damages mice cause from using for a prolonged period of time. Yu Design Group has dedicated and invested our time to develop a wristrest that is true to human ergonomics and would free yourself from the stress that you constantly and unconsciously put on your wrist and shoulder everyday.

Ergonomics the wrist rest is designed to match the curve of your wrist in order to reduce stress on your wrist. Instead of moving your arms, now you only need to use your wrist as a pivot when you move your mouse around. Materiality many of current wrist-rests and related products are made out of foam or cotton, which would deform over time and reduce the effect of wrist rest. Our product is made from 100% silicone, which would maintain its shape for a much longer time. Easy to clean Often we find our mouse, keyboard and wrist-rest dirty over time. With foam or cotton made wrist-rests and all the bacteria and dirt stuck on there, it is difficult to truly clean or even to clean the thing you use hours a day. But with our silicone made product, you are free to clean as many times as you want, whenever you want, without worrying it getting damaged or deformed. Easy to carry and store you can roll the product like a burrito or into any shape you like before putting into your backpack. As long as nothing sharp is next to it, our product holds its own shape no matter how you store it. Sustainability Silicon (quartz based) is widely recognized as a sustainable material. It degrades in soil, is non-toxic, and has an extremely high melting point. Aesthetics the voronoi pattern wrist-rest is not only functional, comfortable and sustainable, but also visually aesthetic. Whether youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re in your studio or office, this wrist-rest is definitely the most eye-catching and beautiful object.

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Y U ' S T R A N S P H O N E Taipei , Taiwan

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Y U ' S RECYCLE CHANDELIER Taipei , Taiwan

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YU'S GRAPHIC DESIGN LOGO , BUSINESS CARD POSTER

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CHIA - YU HUNG

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