Flowing Nature

Taoist Laozi believes that the "nothingness" of heaven and earth is interdependent. From an architectural point of view. Interior design should not be disconnected from the external environment. Space is not closed but fluid. People should not be enveloped in reinforced concrete. Form and function in one. A life that blends in with nature from the inside out. That is the essence of housing. through the extension of the interior space. Create intermediary spaces that define blurred boundaries between indoor and outdoor spaces. Break down the barriers between indoor and outdoor spaces. To achieve the ideal state of coexistence with the natural environment. out of indoor confinement. The interior layout has three sides of lighting. The semi-outdoor balconies and terraces extending outwards on three sides make the space more spacious, relaxing, and bright. Create an architectural forest with the experience of the mountain. There are deciduous trees on the top; there are evergreen tall and low shrubs; there are lawn flowers at the bottom. From high to low; From far to near. There are nearly 100 kinds of plants in total. The whole forms an ecological circle that depends on layers upon layers. Achieving harmony between interior, architecture, and surroundings. In order to show the uniqueness, plasticity, and continuity of space.

The interior becomes an immersive space that coexists with nature. It is also a comfortable retreat to enjoy the greenery. Naturally, there is no absolute straight line. The flowing semi-outdoor intermediary space is stacked with the indoor high and low three-dimensional magic cube space. The limited space is connected in series through the innovative design of sliding stairs that can be completely hidden in the shoe cabinet. Enlarge social communication, entertainment, relaxation, work, study, and daily life infinitely. Let life be full of imagination. Extend the level of space; change the proportion of space; enrich the function of space. Through the mirror and glass, the virtual and the real are combined. Interaction and dialogue with indoor and outdoor space, light and shadow. That's the first feeling you get when you get home. "Relax"!