Following the curves into the inner boxes/spaces, the warm texture of the wood contrasts with the creamy white space outside, as if stepping into the depths of the jungle.
The natural elements also extend to the use of furniture, which is also the installation in the space – using natural stone and wood and organic curves to meet the function while imbuing the space with a texture and language that fits nature, and overall creating a more flexible emotional link for customers through interior finish and furnishing.
Project challenges 1. The column network in the space is irregularly scattered, which poses a great challenge to the plane layout.
2. The lower height of the original beam is 3.2m, and the height of the completion surface can only be 3m.
3. The whole building is relatively heterogeneous, or diverse, so the conventional straight wall cannot make best use of the scenery resources of the space.
Solutions 1. Connect the structural columns of the site with continuous and soft curved walls.
2. Continue the outer outline of the building and shift inward to better retain the advantage of the windows.
3. A transparent large space is designed to better extend the line of sight to the external scenery, and slowly open the large-scale curved hole on the curved wall, framing scenes to better help customers appreciate the scenery.
Credit list
Interior Design Confederation Singapore, Design Excellence Awards – Gold
Designer
Dixia Architectural Design
16 Jun, 2024