Iron Interior Space and Exhibition Design · 2020
Smart wall Residential House
by Li Lang
- A' Design Award 2020 Iron Winner in Interior Space and Exhibition Design
- Awarded April 15, 2020
- CLIENT: Fancy Space Lab
- Estimated Number of Design Views: 8,869
- Verification code EE15287993 · Verify this award
About Smart wall Residential House
Smart wall is a residential interior design project carried out in Changsha. Two inclined walls with folding lines narrow the view of a relatively large stairway and screen the dining area, leading guests directly to the living room on the left. A partition wall was added between the hallway and the dining area, and the stairway direction was turned to the left. The existing aisle was renovated to widen the projection wall in the basement, so the viewing distance became normal. The result is a clearer layout with improved circulation and several functions.
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- Unique Properties
- Two inclined walls was designed with folding lines to tighten the vision of relatively large stairway and to set a visual block for the dining area, so as to lead guests directly to the living room on the left. A partition wall was built in between, and the direction of stairway changed to the left , also the existed aisle renovated to increase the width of projection wall, so as to make the sight distance normal.
- Tags
- functional,generatrix,joyful,elegant,entryway
- Design Challenge
- We met the first design challenge at the hallway. The existed hallway was straightly open to the dining area, a relatively private area. The living room, a relatively public area, is on the left of the hallway with some height difference. And the second challenge we met was the dining area almost surrounded by aisles with no complete wall. The basement seemed not practicable to build a audio-visual hall on the existed left part as it was a too long space to make projection on the wall, and the width was not suitable either.
- Project Duration
- The project started in April 2018 and finished in December 2019 in Changsha.
- Inspiration
- The existed hallway was straightly open to the dining area, a relatively private area. The living room, a relatively public area, is on the left of the hallway with some height difference. Thus, a stairway with several steps was set between the two. The left of basement seemed not practicable to build a audio-visual hall on the existed left part as it was a too long space to make projection on the wall, and the width was not suitable either.
- Image Credits
- Liang Feng