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[Qingshui Mold Award] Chen Bingxin Architects Office_Qingshui Mold Architecture won the International Design Award acceptance speech

NOVUM DESIGN AWARD- SILVER
C+ Innovation China Space Design Art Competition-Excellence Award for Best Design Work

Good Design Award-Shortlist review
iF Design Awards-Shortlist review

Dream residence

Self-built on siteIt is the client's dream after entering the social work. Engaging in the professional field will build a solid dream step by step, just like choosingClear water mold buildingAs a lifelong residence, it requires a certain persistence in life to accept this simple and unpretentious material, and it requires careful planning and careful construction of architectural works of art. I'm honored to have the full trust of my clients. It took ten years from the idea of buying the land, working hard to save money, to the realization of the construction. However, the design communication and discussion was just to put forward the requirements and respect the professional advice, from the outside to the inside.overall space planning, creating a unique clear water mold that belongs to themDream come trueResidential.

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Located in the southern district of Taichung, there are mostly low sky-high buildings nearby. It is adjacent to neighboring houses to the east, private lanes to the west and south, and Lin's Ancestral Temple, a third-level historic site, to the north. In the urban texture, living in seclusion in the alleys of archways, but facing a large courtyard building, formingThe dialogue between traditional architecture and modern architecture.

Dialogue between fiction and reality

Configuration The building configuration corresponds to the azimuth sunlight andLandscape will be virtual grilleThe driveway courtyard remains on the west side and forms a stable structure with the square solid body on the north side. The main body of the clear water mold combined with the steel grille forms a volumetric dialogue relationship between one virtual and one solid, and blocks the western sun, providing a comfortable outdoor activity space to achieve the goal ofVentilation, shading and framing effect.

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Dialogue on the traditional spirit of modern construction methods

Staff spirit Facing the red brick building of Lin's Ancestral Temple, which is a Minnan quadrangle with exquisite craftsmanship, the modern clear water molding method that is low-key but requires precise craftsmanship is used to show the spirit of modern craftsmen. Beforehand, you need to fully discuss the residential and living requirements, confirm all space dimensions and socket switch positions, review all equipment and pipelines, and consider all possibilities beforehand. Just like a life-long craftsman, you need to focus on and professionally do every detail to achieve the goal. Just like a window hole on the facade corresponds to a unit on the bookshelf in the master bedroom.

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Dialogue between behavior and form

Open your mouth     The opening design corresponding to the use of space is used to present a low-key and humble architectural expression. Considering the use of space, public spaces use large windows to face the window view to enjoy ventilation and lighting; but small openings are used in private spaces to observe the city.Box KingEffect.

Dialogue between sky and green

landscape     A little bit of greenery in the city: The stairwell that runs through the building is a vertical passage that provides ventilation and lighting. It is also the best scenery for the swaying green light and shadow on the upper and lower floors.

grateful

The completion of a complete architectural work requires the designer’s persistence and the client’s trust and support, both in thisMold with clear water  Houseget the most perfect practice.

 

Want to know more about the case: construction space-Taichung Fu's House➦

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[Clear Water Mold Architecture] Six classic works built by modern architects using clear water molds, even architects admire them!

Fair-faced concrete is also called "fair-faced concrete", which is a cement wall without decoration, giving it a natural, steady, and unpretentious appearance. Since the 20th century, concrete has become a building material widely used in modern architecture and one of the elements of modern architecture; architectural masters such as Le Corbusier and Louis Kahn have tried to use concrete to express a rough texture, and were later praised as The architect who is the "poet of fair-faced concrete"Tadao Ando(Tadao Ando), that is, fair-faced concrete is used as the protagonist of architectural design. The architectural style of fair-faced concrete allows the world to see the potential of this material.

Corby's pioneering water-cast building "Langxiang Church"

 

Le CorbusierAmong the most famous buildings (Le Corbusier), the "Langxiang Church” (Notre Dame du Haut) is unique in that it is different from previous functional architectural designs and builds a building that responds to the history and nature of the site. The calm and original texture of fair-faced concrete is used to shape experimental curves and a very streamlined boat-shaped roof. On the extremely thick walls, staggered window openings are inlaid with stained glass designs that extend from traditional churches. . The overall design conveys the sanctity of the church, allowing fair-faced concrete to leap into the international architectural design field and become an international trend.

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▲ Langxiang Church Photo: archdaily.cn

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▲ Langxiang Church Photo: wowlavie.com

Louis Kahn's Combination of Science and Academics "The Salk Institute for Biological Studies"

 

American architect Louis Kahn, known as a philosopher in the architectural world, was a pioneer in the use of light and shadow in architectural design. The Salk Institute for Biological Studies is one of its classic buildings in the second half of the 20th century. The use of solid and heavy fair-faced concrete in the expression of building materials makes it look natural and solemn. It stands in the square with the building made of teak and glass. On both sides, the water tank in the center helps the light reflected from the water surface to lead the line of sight to the sea level. The architecture and nature are integrated, just like the original concept - the Acropolis of Athens in the 20th century, showing a solemn and poetic sense of eternity in its simplicity.

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▲ Salk Institute for Biological Studies Photo: Liao Yusheng

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▲ Salk Institute for Biological Studies Photo: shredworld.com

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▲ Salk Institute for Biological Studies Photo: wallpapersafari.com

Louis Kahn used water molds to create an illusion of light and shadow "Kimbell Art Museum"

 

The Kimbell Art Museum was designed by Louis Isadore Kahn in 1972 and received the 25 Year Award from the American Institute of Architects. Based on the experience of just completing the design of the Salk Institute for Biological Studies, the materials of fair-faced concrete, stone and wood were used. The fair-faced concrete structure is used as the main body to create a building with a "light theme". The vaulted ceiling of a classical building (temple) is used to allow natural light to diffuse along the glass skylight of the barrel vault and into the suspended wing-shaped aluminum reflectors. The radiation brings a warm luster to the clear water mold on the surface of the building's vault, and the soft lighting provides a perfect viewing experience for the museum.

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▲ Kimbell Art Museum Photo: artgeek.medium.com

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▲ Kimbell Art Museum Photo: aia-mn.org

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▲ Kimbell Art Museum Photo: kimbellart.org

Tadao Ando's artistic clear water mold of light and shadow "Church Trilogy"

 

In Asia, with the recent opening of He Art Museum, the love and admiration for Tadao Ando's style has once again aroused. Shimizu Mold is the architectural design symbol of Tadao Ando (あんどうただお) for most people. Through the art of light and shadow, geometric lines, and natural design techniques, it restores minimalist and simple beauty. Among its famous buildings, the "Trilogy of Churches" (Church of Wind, Church of Light, and Church of Water) are all made of fair-faced molds, showing superb skills and finesse, introducing natural skylight and fair-faced concrete to achieve perfection. Balance gives people who come to the space the feeling of a private religious field.

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▲ Church of the Wind Photo: guide.travel

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▲Church of Light Photo: matcha-jp.com

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▲ Church of Light Photo: TIM GRIFFITH/ESTO

清水模建築 安藤忠雄 水之教堂

▲ Water Church Photo: cestbonweddings.com

清水模建築 安藤忠雄 水之教堂

▲ Water Church Photo: snowtomamu.jp

Nowadays, more and more architectural designers use fair-faced concrete technology to decorate the outer surface of walls.
Architect Chen Bingxin uses low-key and precise modern water molding methods to present the spirit of modern craftsmen.
The home space is decorated with elegant accessories in earth tones, conveying a sense of returning to nature.

 

interior space-Avenue of Stars➦ 

construction space-Taichung Fu's House➦

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[Imitation water mold paint] Modern pure gray minimalist aesthetics! 10 clear water mold living room designs

Shimizu Meme is widely known as Japanese modern architecture, and its rustic materials give it a distinct, tranquil natural beauty. However, it is not until recent years that clear water molding has gradually become the main visual feature of the living room at home. This time, let’s appreciate how designers integrate clear water molding into modern homes, creating modern, simple and even rustic designs that go beyond practical aesthetics. If we also want to use water mold to decorate the living room at home, how can we use water mold imitation paint to create water mold imitation walls?

 

10 clear water mold living room designs

 

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Design: B-STUDIO Avenue of Stars

 

Gray-scale clear water molding and translucent glass partitions, decorated with colorful fabrics, are quiet and warm. White functional open cabinets are embedded to create a simple and pure space tone and create a modern style.

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Photo: bebitalia

 

The living room uses calm gray as the tone of the space, uses concrete to create water-moulded walls and ceilings, and introduces natural greenery to create a stylish and refreshing home atmosphere.

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Design: Hatice Unsal Photo: archilovers

 

Indoor plants add a natural atmosphere to the living room, allowing natural tones to form a sharp contrast throughout the water-moulded walls, creating a beautiful combination of nature and indoors.

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Photo: homedit

 

The deep orange is in sharp contrast with the gray tone of the entire room. The strong contrast injects a free and unrestrained unique personality, showing a elegant and elegant space even if the square footage is small.

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Photo: brunotarsia.com

 

The clear water mold texture harmoniously blends into the wood-colored living room space, paired with unique floor lamps and simple furniture. The effect of the entire space is very comfortable and harmonious.

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Design: Maria Marina Photo: behance

 

Mainly neutral tones with original texture or texture, natural stone, wood, and matte fabrics present a rustic beauty.

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Photo: KDVA Architects

 

When modern simplicity meets high-end gray, the sunken living room adopts a minimalist style, equipped with white sofas and concrete ceilings, creating a low-key yet elegant living space.

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Photo/Design: studiogoss

 

The clear water molded wall form combines minimalism and industrial charm, subtly adding a personal touch to the contemporary residence.

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Design/Photo: Christopher Polly Architect 

 

The interior water-molded walls are extended to the yard to enhance the homeowner's outdoor lifestyle. With a space filled with light and nature, you will have a cheerful and fresh indoor environment.

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Design: B-STUDIOTaichung Fu House

 

Elegant accessories in earth tones are used as decoration, and are matched with water-moulded walls to create a light and transparent image, interpreting the elegant and tranquil oriental Zen atmosphere.

What are the construction steps for imitation water mold paint?

The imitation water molding method can give the wall a texture like that of water molding. It saves the cost of 80%~85% compared with water molding. It only takes 5 to 7 working days. The addition of resin protects the wall from getting stuck and stains, and the gloss can be maintained. Ten years later, you can also choose "templates" to create wall textures.

 

5 construction steps:

1. Before construction|Use a laser level to correct the vertical level of the wall

2. Drilling|Smooth the base surface, repair with cement and soil, and drill holes with an electric drill

3. Carry out soil restoration|Repairing round holes with cement and soil

4. Smooth|Grind finely with sandpaper

5. Coloring|Use fine cement for coloring, sponge embossing and apply 3 to 4 times to create deep and shallow layers to simulate the texture effect of water mold.

 

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The clear water mold may seem pure and simple, but it contains complex and professional construction methods. Every detail is very important and must be left to a professional architect to create an ideal building.B-StudioOur architects have professional design and construction skills and are good at using simple water-molded materials to construct virtual and solid spaces. From environmental conditions, space functional requirements, appearance types and materials, interior style and texture to furniture decoration atmosphere, we can provide you with the best Comprehensive assessment and service.

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