The design inspiration for this residence came from the desire to create an environment that nurtures creativity in children. The designer believes that growing up in such an environment can help children develop unique and specialized design principles. This challenge requires courage and encourages children to think differently, thereby inspiring their creativity.
The unique properties of this design lie in its ability to transform a previously dark and gloomy indoor space into a bright and inviting one. The designer strategically relocated the dining room and installed solid glass wall tiles to allow natural light to flood the space. This resulted in a boundary-less and translucent public area, creating an intriguing contrast with the dark coffee table in the living room.
The realization of this design was achieved through careful selection of materials and color tones. A ground made of lightly pebbled stones, silvery messerschmidia, and wooden chairs create a comfortable family atmosphere. The materials exude a pleasant tenderness, and the clean, clear color tones contribute to a relaxing ambiance.
The design interaction is another noteworthy aspect. The designer tells the story of life by preserving every moment of family life and dedicating it to the beloved daughter. The main wall, assembled with tender textured wood, records meticulous care and affectionate words for the baby girl. This place has become not just a family resort, but also a repository of valuable memories.
The design was completed in December 2015 in Taoyuan City, Taiwan. It represents a rigorous challenge about honesty in design philosophy and style selection. The most attractive design skill is applied in the dining room and study room, where powerful 3D lines transform the dimensions of the uneven facade and recreate the strength of the space.
In conclusion, Chia-Hung Weng's residence design is a testament to the power of innovative design in creating a nurturing environment for children. The design's unique properties, realization technology, and interaction all contribute to its success and recognition. This project is a shining example of how design can transform a space and impact the lives of its inhabitants.
Project Designers: Chia-Hung Weng
Image Credits: Photo by KyleYu
Project Team Members: Chia-Hung Weng
Project Name: The Residence where the Children Grow Up
Project Client: Chia-Hung Weng