Italian Minimalist Compositio Interior Villae by Feng Yang

Italian Minimalist Compositio Interior Villae by Feng Yang is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2021 Praemium A' Design Award Ferreum in Designatio Interior Competition Category.

FerrumInterior· 2021

Italian Minimalist Compositio Interior Villae

by Feng Yang

Client: Feng Yang

Praemium A' Design Award Ferreum Winner in Interior Category

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The Design

About Italian Minimalist Compositio Interior Villae

Textus Libri: Minimalismus Italicus est compositio interior villae quattuor tabulatorum Pekini, in Sinis. Consilium vivendi in bibliotheca formam dirigit, quae et spatia habitandi et legendi familiae praebet. Lignum et cuprum per omnia cubicula coniunguntur. Areae communes marmore griseo hebeti sternuntur, dum cubicula privata pavimentis ligneis utuntur. Fenestra spatialis vitro rhombeo instructa lucem solis directam mollit et nocte fulget. Apertura curvata secundum et tertium tabulatum et separat et coniungit, ac fenestra Francogallica alta prospectum horti intus adducit.

The Recognition

About the Praemium A' Design Award Ferreum

Italian Minimalist Compositio Interior Villae victor est Praemii A' Design Award Ferreum, honoris amplissimi formis bonis dati, quae postulatis professionalibus et industrialibus ab creationibus bene formatis exspectatis satisfaciunt. Victores Ferrei magnam peritiam, altam specializationem, intellectum periti et facultatem creandi auctorum suorum ostendunt. Exspectatur Italian Minimalist Compositio Interior Villae creationem multum aestimatam, admiratam et carissimam, practicam et novam fore. Haec forma Ferreo victa optimas industriae consuetudines integrat et proprietates technicas idoneas, cum scientia et talento coniunctas, habet. Italian Minimalist Compositio Interior Villae ob diligentiam suam honoratur et ad vitae qualitatem emendandam formatum est, ut mundum meliorem reddere iuvet.

Behind the Design

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

Unique Properties: With the the concept of living in a study, the designers perform to full potential to provide the necessary living and read spaces needed for a family. In the visual design, they interpret the natural elements of water and light in an abstract form in the space, to create a bright, comfortable, simple and tranquil space environment.
Dimensions & Packaging: The house keeps a space window to bring in light. To reduce light pollution from direct light exposure, the designers adopt diamond-shaped glass with fluctuated water surface effect in the space window, which changes color and enhance light to serve as an ornament with illumination function. It brings in daylight when the sun shines in the day, presenting a sparkling effect in space. At night it glows on its own, saving energy in an environment friendly way, in a new form of art.
Tags: Vallia, Sunshine, Light, Minimalist, Space, Italian
Production Technology: The four-floor villa is decorated with wood and copper materials. The two textures combine to present a sense of high-class simplicity. The public area floors are paved with grey matte marbles, looking hard and clear. The private space adopts wooden floors, feeling warm and comfortable. The two different floor materials create diverse space atmospheres.
Design Challenge: The original space is loosely structured, with poor connection among various function areas. The designers separate the functional areas with a semi open pattern, while make them coherent as a whole. For example, they create a delicate scene with a blue table with copper line sketching the contours of dimension stone, as well as a screen with copper and freehand silk, to enhance the privacy of the interior space. The ornamental green plants behind the screen serve as a visual focus in the space.
Research: Based on the original building structure, the designer transforms this mundane space into one that pushes the boundaries of architecture and design.The curved opening design interprets Wabi sabi, or the beauty of incompleteness, in the Japanese culture. It separates as well as connects the second and third floors, to increase space utilization. The tall French window brings the outdoor scenery into the rooms.
Inspiration: The project applies the elements of Japanese architecture design,Wabi sabi.The project was to bring to the living and reading spaces, where the contact with nature can be always present. For this reason, the use of natural textures and the enhancement of natural lighting were chosen and light colors that contrast with the green that exists in the garden.
Project Duration: The project was located in Bei Jing, China. The construction will start on July, 2020.
Operation Flow: In this project, the spaces are designed to accommodate to the atmosphere of different users.The first floor space, in moving line, is planned into the garage, gateway, lobby and living room with a clean design approach . The master bedroom on the third floor adopts steady and imposing style, looking concise and clear. The bedroom on the second floor for the daughter applies pink and grey colors to present gentle maiden temperament. The furniture is largely placed on the floor to highlight the comfort and warmth of the home.
Team Members: Feng Yang
Image Credits: Feng Yang