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I O R ANGEL ARCHITECTU RE TOWER - C hu’ s residence
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MEHAS PENTHOU SE - C hang’ s residence
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MEHAS A PA RTMENT - C hu’ s residence
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RIVERSIDE MA NSION - Liu’ s residence
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ANGEL ARCHITECTURE TOWER Program / Residential Location / Taichung, Taiwan Area / 210 sqm Status / Completed, April 2014
Designer / Yu-Hsiang Fu at Royal Road Design
Photographer / Yu-Hsiang Fu Material / White oak, paulownia wood, tawny mirror, grey mirror, brushed aluminum sheet, faux leather
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BRIEF & BACKGROUND This twenty-fifth floor penthouse overlooks the City Green Corridor, the Uptown Retail District and the City Skylines. To create a comfortable living area for Chu family of four, my design is intended to maximize an open space by combining the foyer, living space and dining space. On the other hand, the existing heavy beams on the ceiling created an oppressing atmosphere. I design a curved shape ceiling with line patterns to cover the beams and creates a stunning form throughout the open space.
The colors and materials play big roles in Chu’s residence project. The white oak and paulownia wood textures create a warm and welcoming atmosphere for the foyer as well as the dining room. The iron screen, which separates the entry and the living room, is made with colored glass to maintain the openness. Cool colored materials are added to the living room to balance the warm greeting and to keep calm. All these details use of mixing colors and materials form a sophisticated and modern penthouse.
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View to the original entry and the heavy beam from the living room.
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FLOOR PL AN BEFORE The original ceiling was supported by several heavy beams in both dining room and living room. The beams created an oppressed feeling when Chu family came into their apartment. In order to reduced the sense of pressure, I added a new curved shape ceiling with line patterns to cover the beams.
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View to the original heavy beam from the dining room.
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View to the new curved ceiling from the dining room.
The curved ceiling covers the heavy beam.
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CEILING & LIGHTING The curved ceiling with concealed lighting in the dining room not only covers the heavy beam, but creates a stunning form extending to the entry. For the living room, the curved line-patterned ceiling covers the beams on both sides and also to enlarge the space.
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The new curved ceiling with line patterns enlarge the living room visually.
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OPEN SPACE The open space contains foyer, dining space and living space. In order to maintain visual openness and natural lighting from the balcony, I designed a screen made of iron, white oak and colored glass instead of a solid wall between the foyer and the living space.
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View of the open space from the living space leading through the foyer and to the dining space.
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Brushed aluminum TV wall with white oak frame and tawny mirror is the focal point in the living room.
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Paulownia wood wraps the doors and sideboard to create a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
Idea sketch of TV wall in living room.
The living space is highlighted with brushed aluminum TV wall in the center and dark grey cabinets on both sides. Between these two cool tone materials, white oak frames and wall-mounted tawny mirror add a touch of warm tones. The form and light of central Zoom pendant lamp by Serien create a dramatic effect on the surfaces of different materials.
The white oak frames of the living room’s bookshelves extend to the rear study room via the ceiling. The design evokes feelings of tranquility, peace and calm for reading. In the dining space, the curved ceiling with concealed lighting on two sides frame the Discoco pendant lamp by Marset in the center as the stunning visual focus. Paulownia wood wraps the doors and sideboard, which maintains the spatial consistency and creates a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
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Paulownia wood & Cabinets with ceramic handle
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Tawny mirror & Artwork shelf
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Brushed aluminum & White oak frame
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Frosted tawny glass & White oak shelf
MATERIAL & DETAIL
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Diamond pattern Wallpaper
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Grey mirror mounted on paulownia wood
Iron, White oak & Colored glass
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White oak Bench
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The northern wall of the bedroom is composed of sleeping and reading space.
BEDSIDE DIAGRAM
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create cabinets & bed structure with white oak
add concealed lighting to divide sleeping & reading space
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add materials: cream-colored leather white paint with cosmetic lines & grey mirror drawer fronts
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The bedside is composed of sleeping and reading space.
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Sliding doors of the hidden dressing room with vertical line patterns.
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MASTER BEDROOM Master bedroom is highlighted with vertical and horizontal line pattern, blue wall-mounted bookshelves and white oak texture. Stepping into master bedroom, the corridor leads to the sleeping area with a hidden dressing room at the right-hand side. The vertical line patterns on white sliding doors of dressing room extend to the TV wall and echo to bedside wall. The floor-to-ceiling tawny mirrors on both sides of the TV wall visually enlarge the space. On the northern bedside wall, vertical and horizontal lines with concealed lighting divide the space into sleeping and reading area, while the blue wall-mounted bookshelves brighten up the space.
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Sky blue bookshelf & Drawer with mirror surface
Cream-colored leather head board & Line pattern wall
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Floor-to-ceiling tawny mirror & White oak artwork shelf
Line patterned sliding door
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White vanity table with oak drawers
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White oak closet & Full length mirror
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White oak cabinet & Grey framed glass door
DRESSING ROOM
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MEHAS PENTHOUSE C h a n g ’s re si de nce Program / Residential Location / Taipei, Taiwan Area / 386 sqm Status / Completed, January 2014
Designer / Yu-Hsiang Fu Hsuan-Hsin Huang at Royal Road Design Photographer / Yu-Hsiang Fu Material / Marble, titanium plate, grey mirror, scholar wood, cedar wood, wallpaper, lacquered black glass
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ABOUT CLIENT
BRIEF & BACKGROUND
The client is a family with five members. The family includes Mr. and Mrs. Chang, two daughters and an elderly. Mr. Chang has enthusiasms in collecting crystal artworks while Mrs. Chang enjoys reading. Two young girls have clear ideas of their demands. The older sister, Evangeline, likes floral patterns and pink and purple colors. The younger sister, Michaelia, prefers various colors and bubble shape. The Chang’s family enjoys inviting friends to their house as well.
This twenty-eighth floor penthouse overlooks the Xindian River, mountains and the City Skyline beyond. The interior space is shaped by distinguishing the private and public realms through an eye-catching hallway display. With the public realm, the open concept and diamond shape create a welcoming and stunning space. While in the private realm, each space has its own feature to meet each family member’s need.
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FLOOR PL AN BEFORE
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FLOOR PL AN PARTITIONS
FLOOR PL AN AFTER
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Removed existing interior walls.
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The existing floor plan consisted of three independent units with three entries. First step, we removed all interior walls and left four interior columns. Then, we built new partitions, canceled one entry for placing the private kitchen, and kept one for public realm and the other one for private realm.
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ENTRY Upon entry, the glossy black wall with a custom stained-glass cross not only shows the client’s religion, but also acts as an amazing artwork. Contrary to the black foyer, a white sliding door is used to lead one into the open concept space, which includes living, dining and kitchen.
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The entry with lacquered black glass and custom stained-glass cross.
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The white oak texture creates the balance between cool and warm tone surface of TV wall.
LIVING ROOM The open space is defined by the diamond-shaped ceiling. The concealed lighting with glassed lampshade maintains the continuity of diamondshaped ceiling and makes the Swarovski crystal pendant lamp in this living space the center of attention. Behind the sofa are the glossy white cabinet doors with amber to mirror reflect the pendant and ceiling light to increase the feeling of spaciousness. While the white oak texture balance the cool and warm tone surface of TV wall.
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Living room is highlighted by the diamondshaped ceiling, TV wall and a crystal pendant lamp.
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The kitchen is composed of glossy red cabinet doors and white diamond-shaped counter with a red engineered quartz countertop.
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KITCHEN & DINING Behind the TV wall, the dome-shaped ceiling with titanium-plated surface and the chandelier create a luxurious dining space. The red kitchen cabinets and countertop of the center island lighten up the space and create a warm and welcoming atmosphere for visitors.
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The dome-shaped ceiling with titanium plating to create a luxurious dining space.
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Wall light and white recessed light create dramatic light effects.
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The display cabinet is clad with black glasses in the center of the hallway.
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At the corner, the diamond-shaped with golden titanium surface catches the visitors’ attention.
The diamond-shape corner with golden titanium surface reflects the pendant lighting both in the living room and the kitchen to create a dramatic visual effect. The two smaller ones serve as a stunning display for crystal artworks and to help lead people into the hallway. A sliding door with golden surface is used to separate the hallway from the open space. On the other side of the sliding door, the lacquered black glass creates visual expansion in the hallway. The display cabinet in the center of the hallway is clad with lacquered black glass to reflect surrounding light and make the display cabinet as a stunning boutique within the house.
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The cedar wood, amber mirror and golden titanium add a sense of luxury in the master bedroom.
Master bedroom Section B
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MASTER BEDROOM At the bedside, a cream-colored buttoned headboard is surrounded by herringbone cedar wood, and the amber mirror above creates visual expansion. The richness of cedar wood creates a warm and cozy atmosphere. The golden titanium detail, cream-colored leather and blue-patterned marble add a sense of luxury in the master bedroom.
TV wall is composed of blue-patterned marble wall and cedar wood cabinets.
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Opt for azalea patterned tiles by ARGENTA to create an elegant shower room.
Two surface mounted sinks and custom lighted mirror.
MASTER BATHROOM The five-piece master bathroom with a sauna chamber serves as an extremely relaxing space for the clients at the end of an exhausting day. The floor and wall clad with marble to create a luxurious space while the cedar wood cabinet and amber mirror reach the consistency with bedroom.
Marble wall with cedar wood cabinets.
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The sliding door leading to the kids’ space with their names on it.
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room for Evangeline.
Various shades of purple wall tiles with leaf patterns in the bathroom.
KIDS’ ROOM EVANGELINE To meet Evangeline’s need, several pink and purple tones and white oak texture are chosen to create a lovely bedroom and bathroom. Within the bedroom, floral and fluorescent star-patterned wallpaper are the highlights while white oak closet and doors add a touch of warm tones. To enrich the space, the bathroom’s wall tiles are composed of various shades of purple and leaf patterns.
star-patterned wallpaper.
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The rotatable bookshelf with various pale colors covers the interior column.
The semi-open bookcase with white oak doors
KIDS’ SPACE STUDY ROOM The study room, located between the two kids’ room, serves as their playroom with rotatable bookshelf and painting wall. The rotatable bookshelf is the focal point with various colors with concealed light on each layer. As well, the kids’ names were laser cut on the bookends with bright colors.
The kids’ names were laser-cut on the bookends.
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The bubble-shaped chair, lamps and oval shaped bed create Michaelia’s wonderland.
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KIDS’ ROOM MICHAELIA Michaelia’s room is a colorful world and full of interesting elements, including oval shaped bed, floating closet, bubble chair and balloon lamps. The curved ceiling is clad with fluorescent sky-patterned wallpaper while the wood flooring is sprayed into pale green. The bathroom is composed of pink, blue and white glossy wall tiles with custom pattern and colorful floor tiles to brighten up the space.
Floating closet with two tones of pink doors.
Arched door decorated with mounting bubble-shaped glass.
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MEHAS APARTMENT C h u ’s re si de n c e Program / Residential Location / Taipei, Taiwan Area / 102 sqm Status / Completed, November 2013
Designer / Yu-Hsiang Fu Hsuan-Hsin Huang at Royal Road Design Photographer / Yu-Hsiang Fu Material / Marble, paulownia wood, brushed aluminum sheet, chestnut, lacquered glass
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BRIEF & BACKGROUND This twenty-fifth floor apartment is designed for a single family of three: Mr. Chu, his sister and one son. Mr. Chu and his son work and study in America, they come back to Taiwan for vacation three months a year. The main design goal is to create a stunning and relaxing apartment for Chu’s family to have a vacation and to invite friends to their house. We maintain the layout of the existing apartment and enlarge the space by connecting
the living and dining room into an open space. The focal point of the open space is a stunning fluid-shaped wall which leads people from the living space to dining space. In order to create a warm and welcoming dining space, we add chestnut texture on the ceiling and cabinets. Within the bedrooms, the rich paulownia wood texture evokes the feelings of tranquility, peace and calm.
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FLOOR PL AN BEFORE The layout of the existing apartment consisted of three bedrooms, two bathrooms, one living room, one dining room and one kitchen. Within the master bedroom, a heavy beam sat in the space and cut off the continuity of ceiling. In order to cover the beam and create a walk-in closet, we built the television wall along the beam.
CEILING & LIGHTING Considering the function and feature of each space, the ceiling forms and lighting have its own distinguishing characteristics delineating the boundary of each space. The recessed lighting installed on the curved ceilings creates a dramatic effect in the living room and echo to the fluid-shaped TV wall. While the chestnut ceiling in dining space and the paulownia wood ceilings in bedrooms provide warm and cozy atmosphere. (3-4)
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The carpenters built wood-frame structures on the wall.
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Scraping, plastering and spraying white paint.
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LIVING ROOM Within the open space, the white fluid shaped TV wall with display cabinets not only serves as the focal point of living space, but extends to dining space and becomes a stunning backdrop. While the concealed lighting in each layer brightens up the space and contributes to the feeling of continuity.
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ENTRANCE Upon entry, a floating shoe cabinet with green detail and a open storage space, clad with brushed aluminum sheet, provides plenty of storage space. The wheat marble flooring defines the foyer space while the black framed screen with various patterned glass separates the foyer from dining space. The translucent glass with vertical and horizontal line patterns on the screen not only allows light filter to the dining room but creates dramatic shadow patterns that change with the position of the user.
The screen is composed of black frames and glass with vertical and horizontal line patterns.
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View to the public space including foyer, living room and dining room.
Rendering shows the metal framed with glass screen separating the foyer from dining space.
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DINING ROOM The dining room is highlighted by an eye-catching wine rack, white fluid-shaped wall and white oak ceiling. The lacquered black glass of the wine rack reflects the concealed lighting on the fluid-shaped wall, creating a fantastic backdrop for wine display while the white oak ceiling and dark-brown hardwood floor add a touch of warm and welcoming glamour within the space.
opposite wall, while the wooden rods serve as the wine rack.
‘The lacquered black glass creates an amazing backdrop for wine display the concealed lighting.’
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Master bedroom with marble TV wall and paulownia wood doors.(3D rendering)
MASTER BEDROOM Within the master bedroom, the aluminum rods divide the marble TV wall into several pieces of various sizes to create dynamic patterns. Opposite to the TV wall is a grey-patterned marble bedside wall, surrounded by paulownia wood extending to the ceiling, define a luxurious and warm master bedroom. Master bedroom with paulownia wood and marble headboard.(3D rendering)
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Bedroom with concrete and paulownia wood TV wall. (3D rendering)
BEDROOM The bedroom features a floor-to-ceiling headboard with concrete surface, paulownia wood bedstead and bedside tables. The concrete frame combines the closet, bookshelves and reading desk while the aluminum texture details enrich the space.
Bedroom with concrete bedside wall.
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Guest room with TV wall surrounded by paulownia wood display cabinets. (3D rendering)
GUEST ROOM
Guest room with paulownia wood blocks bedside wall. (3D rendering)
In the guest room, the richness of paulownia wood is highlighted with a floor-to-ceiling headboard, bedstead and display cabinets surrounding the television. The headboard is composed of various layered blocks extending to the ceiling with concealed lighting in each layer. The concealed lighting not only brightens up the room but also highlights the vertical and horizontal patterns of the wood blocks. The effect makes the headboard in the guest room, the center of attention.
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Program / Commercial Location / Taipei, Taiwan Area / 108 sqm Status / Idea, August 2014
Designer / Yu-Hsiang Fu at Royal Road Design
Material / White oak, lacquered glass
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BRIEF & BACKGROUND The design of this office is intended to refresh the space established by the various height cabinets, white oak texture and plants. Designed for a technology company, the client wanted to put research and development team into a small space occupied by individual cubicles. By setting a high cabinet in the center and half-height cabinets around, the boundary of team space and individual
space is clear. Without the high partitions, the space is spacious and airy. In order to avoid disturbing the employees working in other area, the desks are made in the factory and assembled in the office. The plants, white oak ceiling and desks create an energetic and stress-free working environment.
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The layout of the existing office was full of individual cubicles. The closed grey cubicles and T-grid ceiling with white calcium silicate boards made employees feel stressed and lack of energy. Considering the budget and client’s demand to add the research and development team into this space, a high cabinet was used to divide the space into team space and individual cubicles while maintaining the feeling of spaciousness. To create an energetic and stress-free working environment, the existing ceiling is changed into light plywood, adding yellow and blue into the space to represent two areas.
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The high cabinet separates the team space from individual cubicles.
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The layout of half-height cabinets with plants on top. (3D rendering)
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C A B I N E T L AYO U T The half-height cabinets with plants on top not only delineates the boundary of team space and individual space, but provides storage space for individuals while serving as bookcases for the public space. Within the team space, a floor-toceiling cabinet with sliding white boards meets all team’s demand. The plants on every half-height cabinets brighten up the space, reducing stress and provide a natural solution to cleaner indoor air.
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The layout of the open bookcase with plants on top. (3D rendering)
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The layout of team space’s desk system. (3D rendering)
D E S K L AYO U T The desk system needs to be made in the factory and only assembled in the office so it will not disturb employees while working in other areas of the office. White oak desks with white desktops create a warm and stress-free working environment, while the details increase the quality of this office.
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The layout of the individual cubicles. (3D rendering)
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RIVERSIDE MANSION L iu ’s re si de n c e Program / Residential Location / Taipei, Taiwan Area / 141 sqm Status / Completed, September 2014
Designer / Yu-Hsiang Fu at Royal Road Design
Photographer / Yu-Hsiang Fu Material / Marble, terrazzo, grey mirror, wallpaper, scholar wood
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ABOUT CLIENT
BRIEF & BACKGROUND
Mr. and Mrs. Liu own a successful fashion design brand. They like travel and enjoy the delights of collecting paintings and artworks along the way. They have strong enthusiasm in colors, streamlined form, and artworks.
This fifth floor apartment overlooks to the Keelung River, Uptown District and skyline beyond. Designed for a professional couple, the space is shaped by distinguishing the private and public area through streamlined spatial gestures. The curved shape in blue to green gradient ceiling defines the open space and extends to the hallway which connects the public and private area. The rich colors and curved ceiling highlight Liu’s residence.
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Interior walls were removed to create an open concept space.
FLOOR PL AN BEFORE The existing floor plan contains four rooms and a kitchen that were isolated from the living space by solid walls. Considering the Liu family’s demand, the existing walls of study room and kitchen were removed to unite the living space, kitchen, and study space into one vast open space.
FLOOR PL AN OPEN SPACE
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Finished curved ceiling with blue to green gradient.
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‘An image of water was translated into streamlined forms and blue to green gradient’
CEILING OPEN SPACE The curved ceiling leads people into the open space and delineates the boundary of public realm. The concept for the curved ceiling began with the metaphor of water as a connection to the chain of city rivers. An image of water was translated into streamlined forms in blue to green gradient, creating optical dynamics and extending through the space toward the hallway. Within the open space, two different forms of curved ceilings with concealed lighting define kitchen space and study room.
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Sky blue gradient wall with storage space.
Entry - Section A
View of the entry with rattan-woven like ceiling.
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ENTRY Upon entry, the crimson marble flooring define the entry as a transitional space between inside and outside. A floating shoes cabinet with turquoise gradient sliding doors keeps floor space clear, while the sky-blue gradient wall with mounted mirror and storage space sits on the opposite side. The rattanwoven like ceiling, which is made of narrow timber, allows fluorescent lighting to filter through and brighten up the space. Concept sketches showing the development of entry’s form.
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Living room with TV wall and suspended cabinets. (3D rendering)
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LIVING ROOM At the northwest side of the open space, the suspended curve-shaped cabinets in various shades of blue surround the television, creating optical lightness. Below the cabinets, light-colored terrazzo wall connects suspended cabinets with wheat marble and reaches an optical balance between solidity and softness.
The grey mirror creates a dramatic backdrop for artwork display at the corner of TV wall.
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The layout of the open space and kitchen. (3D rendering)
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KITCHEN The kitchen, located at northeast of the open space, is composed of glossy sky-blue cabinets, layered and streamlined counter with dark-seagreen and white engineered quartz surfaces. It creates a progressive and modern backdrop to the interior edge of the living space. To meet the clients’ demand, there’s a multi-functional grill combining barbecue and hibachi grill in the counter. In front of the counter, a cupreous suspended wine cabinet and black marble wall with blue sparkle patterns add a touch of luxurious glamour in the open space.
The cupreous wine cabinet connects to the black marble with blue sparkle pattern from table to wall.
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The lights are concealed in the front of each layer of the kitchen counter while the grill, sink, and cabinet are installed behind.
The streamlined kitchen counter with dark-sea-green countertop and white engineered quartz surfaces.
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The rendering shows the layout of living and study space.
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STUDY ROOM The richness of the colors and materials highlights the open study room. The scholar wooden bookshelves and desktop, tan desk and floral patterned sliding doors create a warm and cozy reading atmosphere, while the various shades of pink wall and the lighting behind the bookshelves brighten up the space. The richness of colors and materials highlights the study space.
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The sliding door separates bedrooms from the open space.
The gallery wall connecting bedrooms with the open space.
H A L LWAY
‘Blue and green gradient hallway creates a stunning stage for paintings’
Blue and green gradient hallway not only serves as a connection between public and private realm but also a stunning gallery space for paintings. Furthermore, a sliding door with patterned glass in the center of hallway provides flexibility to separate bedrooms from the open space.
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Master bedroom Section B
Master bedroom Section D
MASTER BEDROOM Within the master bedroom, the pink gradient TV wall with floral sculptures is an eye-catching focal point. Next to the TV wall, an elegant sliding door with patterned glass and floral wallpaper leads people into the walk-in closet. Opposite to the TV wall, pale green arches and floral wallpaper not only reach consistency of the space, but also make the rosy-brown bed in this master bedroom the center of attention. The elegant design evokes feelings of tranquility, peace and calm. The pale colored bedside and closet make the rosy-brown bed in this master bedroom, the center of attention.
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Cove lighting covers the heavy beam and brighten up the room.
The TV wall is composed of orange and purple storage boxes.
Guest room
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Guest room section B
Guest room section D
GUEST ROOM The guest room is composed of a green closet with a concealed folding bed and bright-colored storage boxes. The cove lighting not only covers the heavy beam but also brightens up the room and merges with the ceiling.
The sliding door is composed of blue frame
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