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Endless Life Дизайн интерьера жилого дома by Li-Hsuan Chen

Endless Life Дизайн интерьера жилого дома by Li-Hsuan Chen is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2024 Железная премия A' Design Award in Дизайн интерьеров и выставочных пространств Competition Category.


ЖелезнаяИнтерьер· 2024

Endless Life Дизайн интерьера жилого дома

by Li-Hsuan Chen

Client: CHIH-MING Interior Design

Железная премия A' Design Award Winner in Интерьер Category

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The Design

About Endless Life Дизайн интерьера жилого дома

«Endless Life» — это дизайн интерьера трёхэтажного жилого дома на Тайване. Общая площадь составляет 297,5 квадратных метров: четыре комнаты, гостиная и столовая. Первый этаж отведён под зону общения, верхние этажи — под приватные помещения. Открытая планировка объединяет гостиную и столовую вокруг центральной лестницы из терраццо и мрамора. Ажурные детали из металла и мрамора придают лёгкость вытянутой и узкой планировке. Серые оттенки, архитектурный бетон с текстурой дерева и панорамные окна во всю высоту связывают интерьер со сменой времён года за окном.

The Recognition

About the Железная премия A' Design Award

Endless Life Дизайн интерьера жилого дома — лауреат Железной премии A' Design Award, престижного признания, присуждаемого хорошим проектам, которые отвечают профессиональным и промышленным требованиям, ожидаемым от хорошо продуманных творений. Обладатели Железной премии демонстрируют большое мастерство, высокую специализацию, экспертное понимание и творческие способности их авторов. Ожидается, что Endless Life Дизайн интерьера жилого дома станет высокоценимым, вызывающим восхищение и дорогим сердцу творением, практичным и инновационным. Этот проект, получивший Железную премию A' Design Award, интегрирует лучшие отраслевые практики и обладает компетентными техническими характеристиками, сочетающимися с ноу-хау и талантом. Благодаря основательности Endless Life Дизайн интерьера жилого дома заслуживает уважения и создан для того, чтобы улучшать качество жизни, помогая сделать мир лучше.

Behind the Design

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

Unique Properties
The open plan transforms the shortcomings of the space into its strengths. The central staircase is a combination of terrazzo and marble, which is calm and sensible and serves as a highlight. The interweaving of iron and marble in the openwork staircase connects the living and dining areas and the large floor-to-ceiling windows to the changing seasons.
The designer utilized architectural techniques to incorporate natural elements into the work, revealing a calm and subtle look. The wood-grained architectural concrete preserves the natural traces and maximizes the natural light.
Dimensions & Packaging
The site is a new 3-story house with a total area of 297.5 square meters with 4 rooms, a living room, and a dining room.
The first floor is a social area. Because of the fixed position of the stairs and elevator, the designer took the openwork approach to connect the front and back areas to realize the natural connection between the living room and dining room, forming an open plan. Above the second floor is the private area.
Tags
Season changes, natural elements, open plan, marble matching, connection.
Production Technology
Materials: marble, tile, gray glass, wood grain architectural concrete, glass, ironwork, wood grain, etc.
The color scheme is based on grey. The space is harmonized with the grayscale. The wood grain enhances the warmth and creates a pleasant atmosphere and the walls of the staircase and entrance are covered with marble. Terrazzo is lively, while linear lighting strips create a modern contemporary style.
Design Challenge
The wood grain architectural concrete on the wall behind the sofa was quite challenging. The designer stacked the wood piece by piece and poured the concrete. The details and quality of the construction process had to be carefully controlled, including the uniformity of the concrete and the prevention of cracking. Errors may require reworking, which is a test of workmanship and time management. Although complex, the work creates a highly textured effect.
Research
To reproduce nature in the interior, the design team used natural building materials, such as marble and wood grain architectural concrete, and allowed the natural texture of stone and wood to serve as a container to wrap the family's life.
The project connects images and functions with a series of links, especially by transforming the staircase in the long and narrow layout into a highlight. The building materials represent natural elements, and the openwork design has various looks from different angles, perfectly connecting the style and theme of each area.
Inspiration
The site is a new house. Based on the landscape and greenery around the site, the designer applied many natural elements in the project, including wood grain architectural concrete and marble. The grey and harmonious color palette connects the changing seasons outside the window with the interior view. The design extends the meaning of time as the change of seasons. When people live in the space, they can have a dialog with the seasons outside the window.
Project Duration
The project finished in October 2023 in Taiwan.
Operation Flow
The designer created an unobstructed and unrestricted look in the long and narrow layout. He retained the ceiling height to eliminate oppression. The openwork design gives the whole space a lightweight effect. In terms of details, the linear lighting shows modern, the composite cabinets add variety, and the open shelves can be placed with differently according to the seasons, providing more possibilities for interaction and communication for each occupant. The family members can enjoy a comfortable and spacious living experience.
Team Members
Li-Hsaun Chen
Image Credits
CHIH-MING Interior Design

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