A Wall — A Container for Simple Living. This project integrates and reconstructs elements that seem to conflict, folding them into daily life. The space, pierced through by a single wall, reflects everyday life — it is both mirror and screen. What it conceals is the clutter and storage of daily routine; what it reflects is a stretch of calm — curve and triangle, yin and yang; concrete and stainless steel, blur and precision; light's penetration and its occlusion, playing with visual displacement.
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A Metaphysical Inquiry. Volume, light and shadow, and proportion are the elements most demanding refinement in spatial design — and all things carry a mixed proportion. Between object and light, the project considers the relationship between line and geometry, vision and illusion. This process of metaphysical inquiry becomes its nourishment, bringing the space its own livability.
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Flow, massing, and proportion are crucial to minimalism forms, which evolves in the physical satisfaction bonded with intricate contexts. Probing into connotations of metaphysics relation, this project reunites contradictions among curves and angles, polished steels and coarse cements, culminating with moderate fusion. The wall, considered as a minimal unit of a space, is cladded with bent stainless steel, metamorphosing into a functional carrier, bearing essential fixtures of daily living.
