Parkview

This project is a newly constructed single-storey residential planning, with an actual area of around 120m2.
Detailed partial wall lines and door directions have been adjusted due to the original layout being unsuitable for the members’ needs, not only significantly upgrading the functions of the units, but also enhancing the openness and the sense of majestic manner for the overall depth of field. The first step was redefining the foyer region, as the original foyer was large but impractical, blurring the border between the interior and the exterior and the kitchen was unable to form a connection with the dining room due to the excessively long circulation, resulting in well-conditioned but fragmented public domain.

After repeated discussions, it was determined to build a two-sided high cabinet as the border for the foyer by the column extended from the kitchen sink, with the door as the end view, while the other end is used for the placement of the refrigerator and the tea bar, this not only matches the independent foyer with a height difference in the flooring, but the functions of the kitchen and the dining room were also improved relatively, and there was no need to go to the kitchen just for a simple drink.

The living room and the dining room share a continuous window view, while the house is also overflown with copious lighting and greenness as the residence is at treetop height. The public domain is mainly based on warm grey and wooden colors, while the cabinet at the end view and the stylish wall are adequately decorated with classical contours and 3D frame elements to offer different perspectives and elegance; the area extended from the sofa to the window is especially raised a step higher, offering a leisurable corner for sitting and lying down with extra charm.