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Breaking Dawn Residence by Jumu Chiang
Breaking Dawn Residence by Jumu Chiang
Breaking Dawn Residence by Jumu Chiang
Breaking Dawn Residence by Jumu Chiang
Breaking Dawn Residence by Jumu Chiang

Dan Xiang Co., Ltd.

Iron Interior Space and Exhibition Design · 2020

Breaking Dawn Residence

by Jumu Chiang

  • A' Design Award 2020 Iron Winner in Interior Space and Exhibition Design
  • Awarded April 15, 2020
  • CLIENT: Dan Xiang Co., Ltd.
  • Estimated Number of Design Views: 9,369
  • Verification code 8E603470FB · Verify this award
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About Breaking Dawn Residence

Breaking Dawn is a residential interior design covering about 128 square meters in Taichung City, Taiwan. The home includes an open kitchen and dining room, a living room, three bedrooms and three bathrooms. As the house has no main walls, the boundaries between areas are blurred, and a shared aisle with gentle turns defines each space. The dark tone near the entrance and dining area shifts to white in the living room, recalling the first light of dawn. Materials include white stone, titanium-plated metal, gray-black veneer, glass block and wallpaper.

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Unique Properties
Different from the usual concept of home space, the client is hospitable and also has a need of showing her collections, therefore no matter it is about layout, routes or visual expression, the interior design was aimed at merging with the concept of reception and taking advantage of not having any main walls to blur the boundaries of spaces, then creating a cozy field where every corner is comfortable to stay in.
Dimensions & Packaging
The interior area is approximately 128 square meters, including one living room, an open kitchen and dining room, a living room, 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms.
Tags
Interior design, space planning, storage, glass block, independent room
Production Technology
White stone materials, titanium-plated metal, gray-black veneer, glass block and
wallpaper.
Design Challenge
The space is limited, however the functions needed are diverse and the client wants to let each one of the family members has independent bathroom and bedroom, the designer had to calculate carefully and waste no space.
Project Duration
The project finished in February, 2016 in Taichung City, Taiwan.
Operation Flow
The house originally was half-made, only with the basic structure and the partition walls, therefore there were a lot of things to be done and intergrated, including bathrooms, partition walls, and water & electricity constructions, etc. In the public area the position of the girder between the dining room and living room is lower, so the designer used the curved ceiling to create a smooth and harmonious view.
Research
Since the client is hospitable and also has a need of showing her collections, the whole space differs from the habitual interior design generally seen in Taiwan; dining room and living room both are near the entrance, and then if you keep walking you will see the living room, which is at the middle part of the house, is partially merged with 2 abovementioned areas. The designer uses the turns of shared aisle to define different spaces, this makes each part of the house looks independent yet connected.

At the entrance the designer uses a small cabinet to draw a line bwtween indoor and outdoor spaces, this also brings an extending look. From here to the dining room, black color tone is used to make whoever comes in can feel the calm. After getting into the living room the designer chose to use the white color tone, symbolizing the breaking dawn and making people feel the warmness. With the gradual enhancement of color brightness and shades, this also brings a comfortable visual effect.
Inspiration
The client who has two kids worked very hard and paid a lot of effort to buy her first house. This is just like the first light breaking the darkness before dawn and brings the family a whole new start. Except satisfying the needs of client, the designer also used some simple yet gentle materials to show the meaning of the house for its occupants, meanwhile the design still matches with the classic style of this house.
Image Credits
LI LIANG SHIN, 2019

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