The W Space
This space is a compound-design of leather products store, which is mainly designing for customized leather watch strap and leather backpack.
LIGHT LOFT
The owner tries to satisfy both, his masculine and hostess ‘mildness. iT Design proposed a loft style in this space. In this project, we used numerous steel and pipeline, to show the rugged atmosphere in the space. Meanwhile, light color wooden cabinet, laminate flooring and soft lighting will perform the delicate woman’s heart.
Lin Mao Sen Tea Store
The interpretation of the contemplation of environmental heritage blends old and new concepts and matches them to the pattern of ritualistic attempt. In the process of the interactions between the products and consumers, human implications are highlighted.
2016 CREATIVE EXPO TAIWAN aneverything Exhibit Space
every line symbolizes the every possibility in everyday life. Pulling up the lines and welcome to the universe that we try to interact and create with those who are looking for the answer about the possible everyday life.
The Cloudgate Theatre
Once the footprint of the old Central Broadcasting Station the plot site covering 1.5 hectares land has been turned into rehearsal rooms situated in between the preserved Huwei military forts building and the Danshui Golf Court. The antnest-like administration and clothing sets production spaces fill in the imperfect landscape breach in a low and flat gesture.
RESTORATION
The old dorms have been unused and not maintained for many years, and there is a tremendous amount of overgrowth in the courtyard.
Four Seasons . Taida
Extending the humanities and orient of design concept from architecture into interior design.
House in Sai Kung
Peacefully nestled in the plentiful and verdant hills of Sai Kung, known to city dwellers as the “Back Garden of Hong Kong”, this 4550sqft house is completely remodeled to create a spacious, stylish and tranquil living space for its owners.
ZCB Bamboo Pavilion
The ‘ZCB Bamboo Pavilion’ is a public event space built for the Construction Industry Council (CIC)’s Zero Carbon Building (ZCB) in the summer of 2015 in Kowloon Bay, Hong Kong.
