Green Nest Apartamenta Interna Desegno by Yu Lin Hsu

Green Nest Apartamenta Interna Desegno by Yu Lin Hsu is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2024 Fera A' Design Award in Dezajno de Interna Spaco kaj Ekspozicio Competition Category.

FeroInterno· 2024

Green Nest Apartamenta Interna Desegno

by Yu Lin Hsu

Client: IANMU Architects

Fera A' Design Award Winner in Interno Category

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The Design

About Green Nest Apartamenta Interna Desegno

Green Nest estas loĝeja apartamento situanta en Nova Tajpeo, Tajvano. La 85 kvadratmetra hejmo enhavas du dormoĉambrojn, du banĉambrojn, laborstudion kaj malfermitan areon por vivado, manĝado kaj kuirado. Profundaj traboj de malsamaj altecoj igis la malgrandan spacon senti sin subprema. Diversaj plafonaj desegnoj kun kavaj sekcioj kreas lum- kaj ombroefektojn kaj aldonas fokusajn punktojn. Terazzo-grundo ligas la antaŭĉambron, kuirejon kaj manĝejon, dum kanelita vitro donas al la studio kaj lumon kaj privatecon. Ligno kaj mineralfarbo aldonas profundecon, kaj kurbaj formoj plibonigas fluon kaj sekurecon.

The Recognition

About the Fera A' Design Award

Green Nest Apartamenta Interna Desegno estas gajninto de la Fera A' Design Award, prestiĝa rekono donata al bonaj dezajnoj, kiuj plenumas la profesiajn kaj industriajn postulojn atendatajn de bone dezajnitaj kreaĵoj. La Feraj gajnintoj montras grandan lertecon, altan specialiĝon, spertan komprenon kaj kreivan kapablon de siaj kreintoj. Oni atendas, ke Green Nest Apartamenta Interna Desegno estu tre estimata, admirata kaj ŝatata kreaĵo, kiu estas praktika kaj nova. Ĉi tiu dezajno gajninta la Feran A' Design Award integras plej bonajn industriajn praktikojn kaj havas kompetentajn teknikajn karakterizojn ligitajn kun scipovo kaj talento. Green Nest Apartamenta Interna Desegno estas respektata pro sia zorgemo kaj estas dezajnita por provizi plibonigojn de la vivokvalito, kiuj helpas fari la mondon pli bona loko.

Behind the Design

Press Kit

Credits, team members and technical details provided by the designer.

Unique Properties: Located in the New Taipei city, Taiwan, this 85 sqm apartment is designed to comfortably accommodate a newlywed couple, and prepared for their next stage of life. Through considerate design, it provides an affordable option for inner city living and challenges the need for urban sprawl.
Dimensions & Packaging: It’s a 85 sqm apartment situated in New Taipei city, Taiwan. It contains 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1 working studio ,and space for living, dining and cooking.
Tags: interior architecture, new taipei city, residence, retreat
Production Technology: Using terrazzo as floor material to integrate the space for foyer, kitchen and dining area, but also define the space for living space.
And the use of the reeded glass gave the working space both transparency and privacy, while the wood and mineral paint added depth and character to the space.
Design Challenge: Because this new building had lots of girders and beams not only in the living space but also in the bedrooms, how to satisfy the need of providing space for upcoming babies, friends or parents' visiting, and working at home in this 75 sqm apartment, while reducing the sense of oprresion caused by the existing structures became the main issue in this case.
Research: The goal of this project is to create a warm and inviting indoor space while addressing the sense of oppression caused by the existing deep beams. To achieve this objective, the team explored various approaches to ceiling treatments and light manipulation, drawing inspiration from numerous case studies including Valerio Olgiati, Louis Kahn, and, most importantly, ongoing plan revisions. While considering aesthetics, the project also takes into account practicality and budget constraints. Each form and void serves a specific purpose, while also concealing ample storage space within the walls.
Inspiration: This space originally had beams with different heights, making the already small space look more oppressive. However, this constraint also serves as a source of inspiration. This project utilizes various ceiling designs with hollowed-out sections to create different lighting and shadow effects, also adding focal points to the living space and alleviating the original sense of oppression.
Project Duration: Design period lasted for 4 months, and the construction took 6 months.
Operation Flow: The curved shape gave the sense of flow and became harmless for the upcoming baby. The integration of storage and pelmet made the space minimalist yet functional.
Style should not be a means, but a natural end.
Patents: Copyrights belong to ianmu architects.
Team Members: Yu Lin Hsu
Image Credits: Photographs: suiyustudio