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Xianyang Bund I Model House by Na Li and Nuoyi Dai
Xianyang Bund I Model House by Na Li and Nuoyi Dai
Xianyang Bund I Model House by Na Li and Nuoyi Dai
Xianyang Bund I Model House by Na Li and Nuoyi Dai
Xianyang Bund I Model House by Na Li and Nuoyi Dai

Shanghai Wanggu Interior Decoration Design Co.,Ltd

Bronze Interior Space and Exhibition Design · 2021

Xianyang Bund I Model House

by Na Li and Nuoyi Dai

  • A' Design Award 2021 Bronze Winner in Interior Space and Exhibition Design
  • Awarded April 15, 2021
  • CLIENT: Shanghai Wanggu Interior Decoration Design Co.,Ltd
  • Estimated Number of Design Views: 8,033
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About Xianyang Bund I Model House

Xianyang Bund I is a residential interior design for a 240 square meter home with a river view. Large floor-to-ceiling windows and open public areas bring the river view inside. Partition walls are reduced, so the entrance, living room and dining room form one continuous flow. The front and rear balconies are treated as sky courtyards, with a wooden fence ceiling, marble steps and green plants. The materials include jazz white marble, gray marble, white oak veneer, off-white lacquered panels and rose gold stainless steel.

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Unique Properties
This case is a first-tier river view luxury residence in Xianyang City. The design team has taken full advantage of the geographical location to bring the beautiful river view into the interior through large floor-to-ceiling windows and fully open public areas. It has also cleverly laid out the front and back balcony spaces, creating a north-south front and back courtyards through the concept of a sky courtyard.
Dimensions & Packaging
The area is 240 sqm.
Tags
River view, Luxury, Residence, Modern, Minimalist
Production Technology
This project is in modern minimalist style, the facade uses horizontal and vertical interspersed with deconstructive techniques, cleverly defining the area. The materials used are jazz white marble, clouds of gray marble, straight grain white oak veneer, off-white lacquered panels, rose gold stainless steel.
Design Challenge
The difficulty with this project was the treatment of large open spaces. It was a great challenge to make the overall space consistent and to improve the taste of the soft furnishings. The designers have created large spaces by reducing the number of partition walls; they have harmonised the soft furnishings and lighting with the interior design and reflected the character of the space through artwork.
Project Duration
The project started in May 2019 in Shanghai and finished in August 2019 in Xianyang.
Operation Flow
The entrance door is located in the center of the space in the hallway, allowing for more privacy. The living room, study and sky courtyard are located to the right of the entrance, and white blinds instead of curtains shield some of the light, making the space simpler and brighter. The wooden fence ceiling in the courtyard, together with the vibrant green plants on the marble steps, forms a natural and relaxing picture. The difference in height of the plants produces an interesting sense of space, and the varying shades of green create unique levels of experience.
Research
This case is positioned as a first-line luxury house with a river view in Xianyang city, hoping to reflect the spaciousness and comfort and to bring the river view into the interior. The designer cleverly planned the front and back balcony space, and created a north-south front and back courtyard with the concept of a sky courtyard. In order to reflect the spaciousness, the designer opened up the public areas as much as possible to make a fully open space.
Inspiration
The space is clean and simple, with white as the base color. In order to reflect the spaciousness, the designers have reduced the number of partition walls, opened up the public area to create a fully open space, and cleverly defined the area through the decomposition of interspersing the facades vertically and horizontally. In terms of layout, there is an unobstructed flowline from the entrance to the living room and then to the dining room, making it open and free.
Image Credits
Image #1: Photographer Zhongmin Wu, Xianyang Bund I, 2019.
Image #2: Photographer Zhongmin Wu, Xianyang Bund I, 2019.
Image #3: Photographer Zhongmin Wu, Xianyang Bund I, 2019.
Image #4: Photographer Zhongmin Wu, Xianyang Bund I, 2019.
Image #5: Photographer Zhongmin Wu, Xianyang Bund I, 2019.

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