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Tears in Venice Residential by Raymond Li and Tavia Fan
Tears in Venice Residential by Raymond Li and Tavia Fan
Tears in Venice Residential by Raymond Li and Tavia Fan
Tears in Venice Residential by Raymond Li and Tavia Fan
Tears in Venice Residential by Raymond Li and Tavia Fan

Laman Studio

Iron Interior Space and Exhibition Design · 2022

Tears in Venice Residential

by Raymond Li and Tavia Fan

  • A' Design Award 2022 Iron Winner in Interior Space and Exhibition Design
  • Awarded April 15, 2022
  • CLIENT: Laman Studio
  • Estimated Number of Design Views: 7,810
  • Verification code A97817D030 · Verify this award
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About Tears in Venice Residential

Tears in Venice is a residential interior design created for a family of four in Taipei. Two housing units were merged to form one open living space. A girder crossing the main area defines the ceiling height and separates the living room from the open kitchen. Daylight is drawn deep into the interior, creating layers of light and shadow. The cabinets are planned to form a continuous line of light and to provide large storage. Columns and walls near the entrance are rounded to soften the structure and to support a warm and welcoming atmosphere.

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Unique Properties
The design considers introducing light into the interior, maintaining the ambiance regardless of perspective, while also keeping the fluidity of open space. Therefore, creating multi-layers of space and depth in the room. While allowing the residents to gravitate to the room, feeling a sense of welcome and warmth in the space.
Dimensions & Packaging
Width 10000 mm x Depth 9000 mm x Height 3000 mm
Tags
Life, Living, Dream house, Pure, Emotion, Creative, Taichung, Taiwan
Production Technology
The theme of design is “FUSION”. The owner attaches great importance to the parent-child relationship in everyday life, and hopes to have a comfortable and open dynamic living space. Emphasize how open-space can strongly enhance feelings among family members, while allowing the residents to gravitate to the room, feeling a sense of welcome and warmth in the space.
Design Challenge
In the process of opening up and merging the two housing units, the biggest problem is that the interior design must meet the requirement restrictions of both the legal review department and structural reinforcement application; while also fulfilling the expectations of the owner. Also, at the onset of planning, there was a girder running through the main living space. Clever design utilizes the depth of the girder as the height of the ceiling, and also uses the location of the girder to separate the living room from the open kitchen. Thus, merging the two spaces together to create a comfortable and open dynamic living space.
Project Duration
The project started in May 2021 in Taipei and finished in September 2021
Operation Flow
In order to satisifies the function of the liviing space for 4 memebers by using the connection of the space bewteen living and dinning room to join the conversation. The combination of the indoor living room and The semi-open design of the cabinet is used at the entrance. Bring warm light into the interior to create a warm feeling. The semi-outdoor balcony a new sense of life value.
Research
Light is the most elegant makeup artist in the space.
Space is the essence of architecture, and "light" is the soul of space. Numerous designers introduce the concept of "light strips" to light up the space in interior design; but the difference is that sunlight can bring people a warm and comfortable feeling. While enriching the spatial context, it also creates a visual sense of light and dark layers and contrast between virtual and real. In the minimalist space form, the light strip can also give it a breathtaking beauty of layers.
Inspiration
The goal is to breakthrough from the original layout by creating more open space, aspiring to develop a better environment for familial interaction.
Image Credits
Image #1 Raymmond Li by Laman Studio
Image #2 Raymmond Li by Laman Studio
Image #3 Raymmond Li by Laman Studio
Image #4 Raymmond Li by Laman Studio
Image #5 Raymmond Li by Laman Studio
Patents
trademark: Laman Studio (2015) Raymond Li

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