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Dreams-Chasing Life & Art Showroom / AD ARCHITECTURE

March 9, 2019 舒岳康 - SHU Yuekang 0

“In the gray space, a red gyro rotates at a high speed around the center fulcrum. The gravitational force at the edge continues to be generated and resists the center support. Gaze in the endless rotation causes people to fall into the abyss of dreams, mysterious, dark and overlapping…”, everyone has a dream, which is an illusory yet real experience. Dreams provide more space for people to think about infinity, transcending the boundaries of real space, chasing, exploring and conquering in dreams while looking backward at the self and superego in personality. Perhaps it is also an encouragement for people to contemplate in real life. And that’s why we call it Dreams-Chasing.

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Woodhouse Hotel / ZJJZ

March 8, 2019 舒岳康 - SHU Yuekang 0

Located in the remote village of Tuanjie, the Woodhouse Hotel is one of the first projects of a new government policy to help ameliorate rural poverty through the introduction of agricultural tourism. Unlike other rural areas, the village of Tuanjie has little traditional architecture to hold on to. Instead, the striking landscapes and pollution-free farmlands are the village’s greatest assets. Therefore, our design goal was set to capture the beauty of nature with tranquil forms that harmonize with the surrounding environment.

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Xi’an Maike Center’s Bookstore / IKEGAI & Bros

March 5, 2019 舒岳康 - SHU Yuekang 0

In the capital city for thirteen dynasties, Xi’an, there is a high-tech industry development zone which takes the lead in the most advanced technologies. In 1st and 2nd floor of a modern building which stands in this zone, YJY MAIKE CENTRE FLAGSHIPSTORE was designed by the famous Japanese designer Tomoko Ikegai. It is a bookstore-based integrated commercial facility with an area of 5308 ㎡.

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Renovation of Tibetan Dwelling / hyperSity architects

March 1, 2019 舒岳康 - SHU Yuekang 0

Lhasa is known as the city of sunshine, which very important element in the living behavior of a family. But light doesn’t mean unlimited one. It points to the controlled light and designed light. In traditional Tibetan living space, the control of light is reflected in the vernacular Tibetan living between “winter room” that the lower window is small, which is good for keeping warm, and “summer room” that the upper window is large, which is good for ventilation. So the traditional Tibetan courtyard is often an introverted space, and creates an intimate, solemn and dignified atmosphere. Tibetan People’s daily life and faith were formed in courtyard houses, where are traditionally surrounded by thick walls and pure colors. Unfortunately, undergoing a drastic modernization process nowadays, they are conflicted with the needs of young Tibetan generations.

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Modern Color / Studio In2

March 1, 2019 舒岳康 - SHU Yuekang 0

The spatial design of this project was inspired by Eichler homes. The elements of nature and lighting were introduced into the interior space to emphasize the interaction and connection between spaces. Glass was used to create compartments illuminated by light, generating simple lines that enable an unobstructed view of the surrounding environment. Natural materials used herein correspond to the design spirit of contemporary buildings, demonstrating the attributes of modern design. Within a small space, a building with excellent lighting, views, and circulation is erected. The therapeutic elements of nature and inspirations from arts are presented, allowing residents to enjoy everyday life.

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Meditation Hall / HIL Architects

February 28, 2019 舒岳康 - SHU Yuekang 0

The project is located in a residential community adjacent to a natural wetland in the suburb of Cangzhou. The design brief is to transform a series of retail spaces into a place to hold Zen meditation, yoga, and other related activities, providing the local resident with a tranquil retreat inside the community, responding to the image of the wetland landscape. However, a highway disconnects the natural wetland and the noisy commercial street where the out-to-be-quiet meditation space is situated. These mismatched spatial situations intrigued the architectural motive in the project.