Iron Interior Space and Exhibition Design · 2020
Yingtao Road Terrace House Residence
- A' Design Award 2020 Iron Winner in Interior Space and Exhibition Design
- Awarded April 15, 2020
- CLIENT: JJ Design
- Estimated Number of Design Views: 9,125
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About Yingtao Road Terrace House Residence
Yingtao Road Terrace House is a residential interior design for a three-story family home in Taiwan. The project covers 413 square meters, with 72 square meters on each floor. Every floor answers the needs of a different family member. White marble forms the base of the parents living area, architectural concrete suits the second son, and a calm gray tone provides the minimal setting requested by the third son. An elevator, safety lights, wide corridors and barrier-free spaces without height differences make the house suitable for all ages.
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- Unique Properties
- To meet the elderly needs in a living environment, the designers have also installed an elevator, barrier-free spaces without height differences, and safety lights that automatically turn on. The spotless white marble was used as the foundation for the living space of the parents, while subtle black architectural concrete perfectly fits the personality of the second son, and the pristine gray tone is what the third son longed for minimalism.
- Dimensions & Packaging
- The project is 413 square meters in total, 72 square meters per floor. Spatial design reflects the life philosophy of clients. The second floor has immaculate marble as its foundation, supplemented by rose gold multi-material round tables and customized candlelight lamps, which symbolize the unity of the family and quality time spent together. In response to the hobby and collection, a wood-colored storage and display wall which holds various teapots was specially planned. The clear glass and mood lighting inject a touch of tranquil and elegant lifestyle into the overall space.
- Tags
- Three generation house, Population aging, Pink onyx, Elegant and self-contented, Multi-material
- Production Technology
- Aluminum framed Leather, Pink onyx, Architectural concrete, Security lamp, Glass sliding door, Hexagonal mirror, Candlelight fixtures
- Design Challenge
- The biggest challenge in this project was how to maintain the traditional Taiwanese house and personal styles, and the consideration of safety for the elderly and the possible increase of future family members. Therefore, the designers thought rationally and logically, reorganizing the layout and function of each floor while incorporating barrier-free designs according to the living habits of each occupant. At the same time, via perceptual style vocabulary, the designers were able to create an inclusive home for all ages where functionality and aesthetics both thrive.
- Project Duration
- The project started in August 2019 in Yingge District, Taiwan and finished in November 2019.
- Operation Flow
- During the designing of this three stories project, the functions and styles of each floor are different and have their own characteristics depending on the needs of the occupants, but they all take into account the possibility of future changes. From the perspective of a home for all ages, the designer thoughtfully planned a barrier free design such as widening the corridors, adding light fixtures and elevators, and considering that friends often pay a visit, the public area was constructed based on the form of a reception center, creating an open and flexible functional layout.
- Research
- The TV wall is covered with spotless marble. In the center, a half-height bar counter with storage and display functions divides the living room and dining room. The third floor is illustrated with a calm black tone, utilizing black glass and architectural concrete to set a soft loft style complemented by furniture both light and dark. Furthermore, in order to meet reading needs, a leisurely and comfortable and quiet corner was planned. On the fourth floor, the profile of the space was clearly outlined with simple and neat lines.
- Inspiration
- In terms of function planning, the designers installed elevators, safety lights, barrier free spaces, spacious walkways, a friendly circulation, etc, all while elevating from just meeting the needs of life to pursuing quality of life through contrast in light and shadow, material vocabulary, and exquisite details, perfectly implementing the designers humanist core values.
- Image Credits
- CCH IMAGE STUDIO