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A home is a dream, a dream that run wide from the memory of one¡¦s life and from the places one has wandered. It bears signatures of self and residues of the past and expectations of a rewrite of this signature in the future.
Within Beijing in recent years there have been many modern apartment buildings popping up within the old city. In one of these apartments a family has the privilege to reside high above the ground. Here they can contemplate the beauty of the historical city as well as have the good fortune to enjoy every luxury and convenience of household activity.
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This very exceptional curtain-wall clad apartment stands in the foreign diplomatic zone. Its futuristic outlook brings forth a non-separated impression of its luxury and high-tech quality. Crucial energy concerns led to a curtain wall that adopts the most advanced double glazing system. The designer had to deal with the contradictions of interior privacy and exterior views. Transparency brings a fashionable fa?ade yet increases the intense scrutiny of a residence¡¦s privacy.
The designer sees the skin as beneficial for new life patterns rather than simply as a chic glazing skin. He had to transform an even light into multiple layers of light. An ingenious adoption of tectonic fashions has been contrived to create a sieve like skin that filter lights into different levels. Doors with embroiled pattern like a willow or silk skin veiled onto a partition surface induce light to travel at different speeds and magnitude. As light bring new life to its interior its glass skin become a privileged interface that mixes contemporary life with old Beijing, the city with a thousand year history.
The residence has two levels. The public space includes living room and the lobby preserving the existing double height ceiling. Other spaces are designated for more intimate functions. Partitions added within this apartment not only meet functional needs by segregating elements among the spaces. They are also actually intended to block light.
Even thought this apartment definitely qualifies as a luxury home, it does not have the common elements found in similar luxury apartment design. It proclaims a type of life not a life subjected to expensive furnishings and furniture. The furniture used in this home is quite simple and the color embracing its background is not ascetic but tinted with beige and light brown. What is most significant in this home design is the sincere ambience that has an intimate interior yet is protected from the visual intrusions of exterior life
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Designer¡vLMW Architects
Particitpant¡vLee Wei Min¡BKang Ching Fang¡BLiu Tao¡BHe Jun Zhong¡BCai Wei Hua¡B
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Photographer¡vK. M. Lee
Category¡vresidence
Location¡vliang ma bridge, zhao yang area, Beijing
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Size¡v579m2
Design period¡vApril 2004-July 2005
Construction period¡vSeptember-December 2005 |
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