[Qingshui Mold Design] Interior design style recommendation "Qingshui Mold"! 10 modern minimalist aesthetic designs

The simple yet modern and tranquil atmosphere of clear water molding is deeply loved by many people and widely used! Now designers use ingenious design techniques to interpret comfortable houses with outstanding taste, both aesthetics and living functions. They are not only very durable, It’s also easy to clean. Let’s take a look at 10 modern home designs that use water molding!

Use clear water mold wall design to enhance the texture of the space

 

Australia's Dulwich Hill Vaults "hover" modern clear water model house

 

Designed to introduce a connection to the garden, the structural design subtly references contemporary design, being raised by a series of wooden panels to create a subtle 'hovering' appearance and featuring a truncated ceiling vault above, with concrete and white midsole. Neutral tones highlight openness and airiness, while soft furnishings are complemented by jute rugs and earthy tones of wooden kitchen cabinets. The concrete walls continue to extend into the outdoor entertainment area, creating a cozy retreat area.

▲Dulwich Hill Vaults Design: Benn + Penna Photo: Tom Ferguson- Katherine Lu

▲Dulwich Hill Vaults Design: Benn + Penna Photo: Tom Ferguson- Katherine Lu

▲Dulwich Hill Vaults Design: Benn + Penna Photo: Tom Ferguson- Katherine Lu

▲Dulwich Hill Vaults Design: Benn + Penna Photo: Tom Ferguson- Katherine Lu

TaiwanQingshui FuToutian Qingshui Model House

 

Using a low-key and precise modern water molding method, the light and shadow are mapped on the square water mold, conveying the power of washing the chain. The large floor-to-ceiling glass windows of corresponding proportions convey the intellectual aesthetics of eliminating boundaries, and are decorated with elegant earth-toned accessories. Lay out and complement each other to create a light and thorough image.

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TaiwanAvenue of StarsSimple clear water model house

 

The functional adjustment of the glass partition pattern gives the space a sense of lightness and multi-purpose, and avoids the cramped and oppressive feeling of traditional partitions. When the door is open, it can introduce natural light and create a broad view; when it is closed, it has a semi-transparent effect and can be used as a study area. The Japanese room near the window lets light and shadow play, with gray-scale water molding and translucent glass partitions, decorated with colorful fabrics, making it quiet and warm. White functional open cabinets are embedded to create a simple and pure space tone, shaping a modern style. .

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Australian Minimalist Modern House simple modern house

 

The eye-catching modern residence is made of 80% fair-faced concrete and glass. The end of the concrete slab is supported by a black steel frame to form a floor-to-ceiling window, which brings in more natural lighting and makes the space more open. It is equipped with simple wooden cabinets, Furniture designed to showcase the beauty of unprocessed exposed concrete.

▲Minimalist Modern House Design: FGR Architects Photo: Peter Bennetts

▲Minimalist Modern House Design: FGR Architects Photo: Peter Bennetts

▲Minimalist Modern House Design: FGR Architects Photo: Peter Bennetts

Australian Minimalist Modern House simple modern house

 

The eye-catching modern residence is made of 80% fair-faced concrete and glass. The end of the concrete slab is supported by a black steel frame to form a floor-to-ceiling window, which brings in more natural lighting and makes the space more open. It is equipped with simple wooden cabinets, Furniture designed to showcase the beauty of unprocessed exposed concrete.

▲Lookout House Design: Faulkner Architects Photo: Joe Fletcher

▲Lookout House Design: Faulkner Architects Photo: Joe Fletcher

▲Lookout House Design: Faulkner Architects Photo: Joe Fletcher

▲Lookout House Design: Faulkner Architects Photo: Joe Fletcher

The floor is designed with clear water mold to show the quiet beauty.

 

Canada’s Grand Pic Chalet’s dream cabin

 

Appareil Architecture is inspired by creating a unique symbiotic relationship with nature. The brightness of the material is reflected as light spills through the black framed windows, adding texture to the minimalist modern furniture. Polished concrete blends seamlessly with the evergreen outdoors, perfect for relaxing with family and friends on a weekend away, achieved by going back to basics. , very minimalist in all parts - a dream cabin.

▲Grand Pic Chalet Design: Appareil Architecture Photo: Félix Michaud

▲Grand Pic Chalet Design: Appareil Architecture Photo: Félix Michaud

▲Grand Pic Chalet Design: Appareil Architecture Photo: Félix Michaud

Belgian Farmhouse is a minimalist house that showcases modern design

 

Located in a historic Belgian village, local designer Pieter Vanrenterghem created a rural retreat, transforming this former farmhouse and its outbuildings into an iconic design that highlights modern Belgian design; simplicity, warmth and craftsmanship are implemented throughout the design. The design uses neutral-toned concrete paving and natural materials to echo the surrounding natural scenery.

▲Belgian Farmhouse Design: Pieter Vanrenterghem Photo: Thomas de Bruyne

▲Belgian Farmhouse Design: Pieter Vanrenterghem Photo: Thomas de Bruyne

▲Belgian Farmhouse Design: Pieter Vanrenterghem Photo: Thomas de Bruyne

▲Belgian Farmhouse Design: Pieter Vanrenterghem Photo: Thomas de Bruyne

Mirror Maze Apartment small duplex apartment in Israel

 

Interior designer Yael Perry is good at renovating modern small, complex living spaces. In this small apartment, he emphasized the openings, the open plan design of the kitchen and living room, so that the interior is filled with natural light. A poured concrete floor was used to create an extended, comfortable passage, while mirrors were used to reflect natural light and create the illusion of larger space in this small duplex apartment, creating a modern and stylish impression.

▲ Mirror Maze Apartment Design: YAEL PERRY | INTERIOR DESGINER Photo: Itay Benit

▲Mirror Maze Apartment Design: YAEL PERRY | INTERIOR DESGINER Photo: Itay Benit

▲ Mirror Maze Apartment Design: YAEL PERRY | INTERIOR DESGINER Photo: Itay Benit

The endless coastal houses in Casa Sebbah, Spain

 

The indoor space connects the outdoor air with the lazy and leisure atmosphere brought by the coast through the open floor-to-ceiling windows. It is located in the center of the building and has a staircase that drops vertically from the building. The public space is divided concisely and neatly. The entire room is laid with concrete floors and the ground is flat. There is no wall to block it, and the view extends from the indoors to the distant sea.

▲ Design: Tadao Ando Interior: Sumaida + Khurana, Michael Gabellini

▲Casa Sebbah Architects: ASA Alexandre Boulin, Pepe Gascón Photographs: José Hevia

▲Casa Sebbah Architects: ASA Alexandre Boulin, Pepe Gascón Photographs: José Hevia

▲Casa Sebbah Architects: ASA Alexandre Boulin, Pepe Gascón Photographs: José Hevia

▲Casa Sebbah Architects: ASA Alexandre Boulin, Pepe Gascón Photographs: José Hevia

Outside In, a modern villa in the Netherlands that blurs the boundaries between inside and outside

 

Located in a modern villa outside a town on the border of the Netherlands and Belgium, the U-shaped kitchen, dining room and living room cleverly connect each area to the next with concrete floors, and the storage space required for family life is cleverly hidden in With storage drawers in front of the hallway windows, and surrounding an internal courtyard and large swimming pool and terrace area, the building is integrated around the natural landscape, providing ample natural light and space, allowing residents to experience the natural scenery outside the walls indoors.

▲Outside In Design: i29 Photo: Ewout Huibers

▲Outside In Design: i29 Photo: Ewout Huibers

▲Outside In Design: i29 Photo: Ewout Huibers

▲Outside In Design: i29 Photo: Ewout Huibers

The clear water mold building materials show the original texture of concrete, and the quiet and pure beauty is eye-catching!
Architect Chen Bingxin, who has won many international awards for his clear water mold architectural design, is good at integrating architecture and interior space use.
Adhere to the spirit of craftsmanship to shape the building's volume and structure a harmonious dialogue between people and architecture.
Quenching returns to the natural and authentic "naked" architectural design!

 

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[Japanese minimalist design] "Japanese Nordic style"!? 11 Japandi home minimalist aesthetic designs

When Eastern minimalist aesthetics meets Western minimalist aesthetics, what exactly is this new trend!? Japandi is a combination of Nordic style and Japanese minimalism, which has become popular in interior design in recent years. The common fusion of minimalist style and natural materials used in Japan and Northern Europe is the key element of Japandi style. Let’s take a look at 11 minimalist aesthetic designs of homes using Japandi interior design!

 

Grand Relations 

 

The Japandi space focuses on soft colors and tones, natural wood furniture, and smooth lines, creating a calm space atmosphere.

▲Grand Relations Design: Liljencrantz Design Photo: © Liljencrantz 2021

▲Grand Relations Design: Liljencrantz Design Photo: © Liljencrantz 2021

Avenue of Stars 

 

The Japanese room near the window lets light and shadow play freely, with gray-scale water molding and translucent glass partitions, decorated with colorful fabrics, making it quiet and warm. White functional open cabinets are embedded to create a simple and pure space tone.

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Kinuta Terrace

 

Mixing two different design styles, Japanese design style and Nordic style, a large number of wooden elements are used, which not only enhances the texture of the space, but also adds natural elements. The floor is covered with oak boards to create various fixtures in the home, such as The kitchen cabinets and the tall bookshelves that appear in the apartment's study, an environment where all elements are connected as closely as possible, and the walls are covered with rustic concrete, are key components of Japandi.

▲Kinuta Terrace Design: Norm Architects, Keiji Ashizawa Design Photo: dezeen.com

▲Kinuta Terrace Design: Norm Architects, Keiji Ashizawa Design Photo: dezeen.com

Project VV

 

Belgian designer Pieter Vanrenterghem is known for his artfully layered, minimalist designs that focus on the tactility of materials, choosing travertine and its rough-finished surfaces, as well as brushed wood in the kitchen, alternating light and dark colors throughout the home. Stained oak, maintaining earthy tones. The use of natural materials creates a simple and warm home atmosphere.

▲Project VV Design: Pieter Vanrenterghem Photo: Thomas De Bruyne

▲Project VV Design: Pieter Vanrenterghem Photo: Thomas De Bruyne

▲Project VV Design: Pieter Vanrenterghem Photo: Thomas De Bruyne

Azabu Residence

 

Soft dark tones and warm natural materials dominate the design of Azabu Residence in Tokyo. In terms of textures and materials, stone, dark wood and textiles were chosen. Using warm dark natural materials and wooden wall panels, lush carpets for the interior decoration, the spacious but dimly lit apartment is a comfortable, people-oriented and private place. The residence, far away from the hustle and bustle of the city, creates a cozy cave-like feel with a calm and inclusive interior. 

▲Azabu Residence Design: Norm Architects, Keiji Ashizawa Design Photo: karimoku-casestudy.com

▲Azabu Residence Design: Norm Architects, Keiji Ashizawa Design Photo: karimoku-casestudy.com

▲Azabu Residence Design: Norm Architects, Keiji Ashizawa Design Photo: karimoku-casestudy.com

Husdrömmar

 

There are countless beautiful details in the house nestled among the treetops, beautifully stained kitchen doors complement the oak parquet floors and cedar ceilings, and the warm wooden kitchen features oak frames, Gotland limestone countertops. The combination of warm oak, limestone and copper creates a cool and soothing impression. Light and air flow through the house, creating a liberating sense of space and openness. The spaces are designed to be symmetrical, stylish, airy and thoughtfully considered from large to small scales, making it a true dream home.

▲ Husdrömmar Design: nordiskakok Photo: nordiskakok.com

▲ Husdrömmar Design: nordiskakok Photo: nordiskakok.com

▲ Husdrömmar Design: nordiskakok Photo: nordiskakok.com

Copenhagen

 

The space features natural tones and materials and utilizes built-ins to create partitions and additional storage. Herringbone wood floors are found throughout the home, and small white square tiles line the floors and walls of the bathrooms. The open floor plan allows natural light to flow throughout. space and provide guests with a more open and welcoming environment.

▲ Copenhagen Dssign: Emil Dervish Photo:leibal.com

▲ Copenhagen Dssign: Emil Dervish Photo:leibal.com

▲ Copenhagen Dssign: Emil Dervish Photo:leibal.com

7 Daracombe Ave, Kew

 

Natural and simple materials are the focus of the space. Using natural materials, incorporating wooden elements and stones, and choosing lighter wood tones not only enhance Japandi's design style, but also make your home instantly more welcoming.

▲ 7 Daracombe Ave, Kew Design: CDG and Conrad Architects Photo: Third Aesthetic Sydney

▲ 7 Daracombe Ave, Kew Design: CDG and Conrad Architects Photo: Third Aesthetic Sydney

▲ 7 Daracombe Ave, Kew Design: CDG and Conrad Architects Photo: Third Aesthetic Sydney

ARCS  

 

Create a solid color home with black and white as the main color palette of Japanese style home design. Matching black and white with wooden and stone colored pieces will give a sense of calm and comfort that Japanese style home design requires.

▲ARCS Design: ARCS- 3Dmitri Studio Photo:behance.net

▲ARCS Design: ARCS- 3Dmitri Studio Photo:behance.net

▲ARCS Design: ARCS- 3Dmitri Studio Photo:behance.net

BAILEYS

 

A light and warm color scheme was chosen for the interior, with unobtrusive splashes of color in the form of furniture and decorative elements. The highlight of the interior is the use of different materials for horizontal divisions along the walls, making the interior even more unique and unusual. Brass is used to frame the openings, providing warmth and shine to the interior.

▲BAILEYS Design: N.Team design, Artem Potapenko, Rita Stavytska nteam.design Photo: behance.net

▲BAILEYS Design: N.Team design, Artem Potapenko, Rita Stavytska nteam.design Photo: behance.net

▲BAILEYS Design: N.Team design, Artem Potapenko, Rita Stavytska nteam.design Photo: behance.net

Natural Tint

 

The interior design is modern, simple and practical. The color scheme is mainly white, supplemented by the colors of natural wood and textiles made of natural fabrics. The designer uses various lighting to create a warm and comfortable atmosphere inside.

▲Natural Tint Design: nteam.design Photo: behance.net

▲Natural Tint Design: nteam.design Photo: behance.net

Japandi's blank aesthetics proposes another level of thinking, allowing the space to breathe naturally, advocating a free and original spiritual experience, allowing us to feel the purity and calmness of life, and a more settled lifestyle conveying spiritual relaxation. , with a calming warmth, it will bring you back to the simple and minimalist beauty of simple life.

 

Japandi is a classic architectural form that has attracted the attention and challenge of many designers who love Japanese simplicity. If you have any architectural or interior design needs, please feel free to contact us.:B-Studio online consultation

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[Clear water mold design] Modern Japanese healing home strategy! 1 5 clear water mold bedroom designs

When it comes to the design and layout of the bedroom, what materials do you think of? When decorating, you can actually boldly use clear water mold elements to weave a comfortable and therapeutic space and let go of the stress of the day. Since the development of clear water mold into a multi-purpose design material, it has gradually become one of the popular choices for bedroom materials. Different from the durability, taste and texture of ordinary materials to show personal characteristics, the following are 15 bedroom styles designed with clear water mold Proposal allows you to create a completely different horizontal style!

 

Clear water mold matching-natural landscape

▲Posted: Lucy Wang Photo: Andres Garcia Lachner

The ocean-facing bedrooms, with the best views, are inspired by sun-drenched Greek architecture, minimalist Nordic style and Costa Rican craftsmanship, blending modern and traditional design with cool polished concrete floors suitable for walking barefoot.

▲Photo: thedesignstory

 

The ingenious recessed clear water mold design provides sheltered space while allowing you to enjoy the scenery outside the window.

▲Photo: thedesignstory

 

The rustic clear water mold presents low-key neutral tones and easily blends into nature.

 

Clear water mold matching-wooden walls and ceilings

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The elegant ornaments in earth tones are used as decoration, and the clear water molding on the wall reflects the image of lightness and transparency. It also interprets the tranquility, tranquility, elegance and tranquility of the Oriental Zen atmosphere.

▲Design: Ivan Honcharenko Photo: behance.net

 

To create a more comfortable seating space, add warm-toned wooden flooring to the floor.

▲Photo: Anna Fedyukina

 

Clear water molding is paired with the smooth texture and lightness of the wood details to create a purely modern look.

▲Photo: dsignersacademy.com

 

The combination of fair-faced concrete walls, floors and wooden walls creates a unique space. The wooden walls help keep the bedroom cool in the hot summer.

 

Clear water molded bricks-used for walls and ceilings

▲Plaza Design:marazzigroup.com Photo:marazzigroup.com

 

With subtle patterns and a high degree of tonal variation, Exposure Bricks are the perfect combination of style and performance, with soft tones and irregular patterns on the surface evoking the expressive power of concrete with an elegant interpretation.

▲ Design:marazzigroup.com Photo:marazzigroup.com

 

Water-molded bricks have a sophisticated urban style, are simple and neat, and are suitable for all kinds of spaces.

▲Photo: tileflair.co.uk

 

Rustic gray tones with natural textures blend perfectly with any style.

▲Photo: thedesignstory.com

 

When incorporated into other design materials such as steel or wood, rooms become more stylish and attractive than ever before, and the concrete look gains character and versatility to suit the most diverse styles and design requirements.

 

Clear water mold matching-indirect lighting

▲Photo:KDVA Architects

 

Japanese design focuses on calm and tranquility, so the color palette is neutral and subdued, creating a restful atmosphere by using things like natural wood or using darker tones from the Japanese style, paired with rustic concrete and indirect lighting.

▲Photo:Buro 82

 

Water-moulded walls can also embellish the space through staggered patterns, especially when paired with indirect lighting, making the walls more attractive.

▲Photo:M3

 

The simple material characteristics of clear water mold are the most suitable material for minimalist style. When paired with simple modern lighting, furniture, and home decorations, it expresses the ultimate simplicity of life.

 

Clear water mold-furniture

▲Briana Modern Platform Bed Faux Concrete Photo:furniturestorelosangeles.com

 

Give the bedroom an understated luxury look using a range of exposed molded-style cabinets, and a white lacquered and concrete-finished bed frame with silver accents on the headboard.

The clear water mold shows the original texture of concrete, and the quiet and pure beauty is eye-catching!
Architect Chen Bingxin, who has won many international awards for his clear water mold architectural design, is good at integrating architecture and interior space use, and designs minimalist beauty that returns to simple life!

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[Clear water mold style] Another choice if you like the water mold style? Comparison of construction days, advantages and disadvantages of cement powder, post-water mold, and imitation water mold paint

In recent years, clear water mold building materials have become popular, and their natural and rustic texture has attracted everyone's attention. However, it is not easy to popularize due to the difficulty of implementation and many uncontrollable factors. The application effect of common cement powder polish, post-made water mold, and imitation water mold paint is very similar to that of pouring water mold. It can also be made into simulated seams, bolt holes, wood grains, bubbles, grooves and other effects. It is another option for those who like the clear water mold style. Let’s take a look at the comparison of construction days, advantages and disadvantages below!

 

Clear water mold

 

Fair-faced concrete, also known as fair-faced concrete, decorative concrete (English: Architectural concrete; French: béton brut; Japanese: 打发しコンクリート), is one of the construction forms of modernist construction methods. The raw materials are cement, sand, gravel, water, and general concrete. The (cement concrete) building materials are the same. "Clear water" means that craftsmen accurately grout concrete and place special texture formwork such as wood grain formwork and fine plywood formwork. Once the formwork is completed and dismantled, it is completed, showing the original natural texture of concrete.

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Imitation clear water mold paint

 

Imitation water mold originates from Japan. It is a kind of clay paint with many colors to choose from. It is used to make the surface of simulated fair-faced concrete. It has high viscosity and weather resistance to achieve the goal of not thickening the wall and shortening the construction time. Decoration methods.

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Post-production clear water mold

 

Post-production of water molding refers to making an imitation water molding effect on the existing wall surface, or modifying or protecting the original water molding wall surface. This construction method is the SA construction method developed by Japan's Kikusui Company. It uses a permeable application method to dissolve the colored sand in a special blending agent. It can greatly shorten the project time and can also simulate the watering process of the clear water mold according to needs. Small defects, such as seams, bolt holes, wood grain, bubbles, grooves and other effects, to achieve a more simulated water-based model texture.

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cement board

 

Cement-like panels can produce exterior walls with water-moulded textures, colors and tones. The wall panels can be cut at will, making it easy to adjust the width and length. Ventilation can be configured when there is a certain interval between the installation and the back wall. facade. It has the advantages of environmental protection, fire protection, good sound insulation effect, waterproof and moisture-proof performance, simple and quick construction, heat insulation, strong hanging ability, good earthquake resistance, etc. After completion, it can be used naked to present a rustic texture.

▲ Lighthouse Design: Room11 Architects photo: Benjamin Hosking

▲ Lighthouse Design: Room11 Architects photo: Benjamin Hosking

Clear water mold,Imitation water mold paint,Post-made water formwork and cement board - construction days, advantages and disadvantages at a glance

▲Clear water mold, imitation water mold paint, post-made water mold, cement board - construction days, advantages and disadvantages comparison table Photo: B-STUDIO tabulation

The clear water mold shows the original texture of concrete, and the quiet and pure beauty is eye-catching!
Architect Chen Bingxin, who has won many international awards for his clear water mold architectural design, is good at integrating architecture and interior space use.
Design a minimalist beauty that returns to simple life!

 

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[Self-built dream house] "Health Building" is a humanized design that can be lived comfortably and securely from 0 to 100 years old!

People always dream of having a house of their own, where they can start another journey of life, a castle where the next generation can grow up safely and comfortably! Then the convenience of future life must also be taken into consideration to create a castle no matter what. It is a home environment that both children and the elderly can feel at ease with. This is the meaning of "health preservation" of space. The design is expressed in a level of care that is close to human nature, responds to nature and modern health preservation. When the living environment has the premise of allowing people to settle and meditate, it lays the tone of a comfortable life and naturally creates a peaceful and relaxing space. area!

 

Entrepreneur’s dream of self-building on his own land

 

Successful entrepreneurs want to own a house with their own world. Not only are they prepared to start another journey in life here, but they also want to provide a castle where the next generation can grow up safely and comfortably. Starting from the site search and insisting on the site conditions, we can understand the owner's attitude and ideas about life. The north-south location, ventilation, lighting and sunshade, and his imagination of living in the space. Starting from scratch, we followed the owner's ideas, started with a healthy and green building, and perfectly designed the dream blueprint of the residents - Qingsongju (easy living).

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Qingsongju  Photo: B-STUDIO 

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Qingsongju  Photo: B-STUDIO 

Close to human nature

 

Achieving balance between body, mind and soul is the first key to health, and balance comes from a non-toxic space. Non-toxic decoration materials and natural materials are used throughout the room. Large-scale olive green stone is used on the exterior walls to give the building a grand and stable appearance. Impression, the simple clear water mold exterior wall and wood grain grille reflect a dialogue relationship between thickness and lightness, isolation and transparency, fixedness and elasticity, creating a distant artistic conception of Zen interest.

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Accompanied by a linear wooden grille, it is like a square curtain with alternating virtual and solid lines. The lines of light and shadow diffuse from different angles, making good use of sunlight to improve energy-saving efficiency. The internal vertical lines are staggered with the solid wood pieces of different shades, and the wooden furniture gives a warm and calm feeling. , retaining the penetrability of the space, creating a restrained and calm oriental atmosphere, revealing an extraordinary texture. It also cleverly blocks the disturbing western sun, adding privacy to life, making people feel free and burden-free.

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respond naturally

 

In the atrium, which is hidden in the city, the water wall and landscaping are where the owners put a lot of thought into it. The green pine trees that they have been looking for for a long time have given this yard a mission to settle down!

Starting from the configuration, the L-shaped building volume is placed on the long base, and the living space develops around the atrium, setting a comfortable tone for life; the embellishment of water walls and landscaping are achieved through the configuration of solid and virtual bodies. Harmony and balance create a peaceful and relaxing space. Sunlight, greenery and floral fragrance, nature powerfully embraces the residents. The quiet and dynamic visual scenery reflects the vitality everywhere.

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Qingsongju  Photo: B-STUDIO 

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Qingsongju  Photo: B-STUDIO 

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Qingsongju  Photo: B-STUDIO 

At the same time, the first floor is equipped with large floor-to-ceiling windows. The windows are opened to exhaust turbidity and bring in fresh air from the surroundings into the room. It has become the space where the whole family spends most time, and it is also the best place to share with friends.

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Qingsongju  Photo: B-STUDIO 

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Qingsongju  Photo: B-STUDIO 

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Modern health care

 

It conforms to the general house design trend (proposed by Mr. Satoshi Nakagawa, the person in charge of Japan's Tripod Design). It is durable, can be used for a long time, has good quality and exquisite appearance, is harmless to the human body and the environment, and can be lived freely by all ages from 0 to 100 years old. Barrier-free residences create buildings that make people feel relaxed and casual, allowing people to open their minds in the building; create a posture that makes people's interactions more relaxed and feel the unrestrained power of nature.

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Qingsongju  Photo: B-STUDIO 

The semi-open audio-visual room on the second floor is the best space to relax after a busy work day and share family fun.

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The top floor is a Buddhist hall space and outdoor courtyard to commemorate the ancestors. Next to it is a small vegetable garden where you can do your own work, adding fun to your health life!

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Qingsongju  Photo: B-STUDIO 

Just like the original plan, we have completed the owner's dream of self-building, a health-preserving building in the city - Qingsongju, a relaxing place to live!

B-Studio He is good at human-centered design and uses architectural expertise to convey the combination of beauty and environmental atmosphere. We integrate the majors of architecture, interior design and space design, and have won many international awards. Our service scope covers architectural design, interior design, self-construction, and reconstruction of dilapidated buildings, all of which provide the most professional services. Help you build your ideal home on your own!

 

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[Self-built dream house] The "double-layer design" of the water-molded building that can breathe is more beautiful and energy-saving!

The "green building" trend that has been launched in recent years has infused the concepts of environmental protection, energy saving, and symbiosis into the modern, simple, functional architectural style! Water-molded buildings are also part of the new green building trend, with unique The one-piece cement concrete forming method - the mold is completed as soon as it is opened, which reduces the consumption of decoration and materials and conforms to the principle of environmental protection. It is not only strong and durable, but also reveals the structural beauty of the craftsman's craftsmanship, creates a low-key and calm personality expression of the building, and can also reduce energy consumption!

Zuyuanju, a clear water mold building located in Beidou, is an old house carrying rich memories.

▲Photo before design of Zuyuanju: B-STUDIO

▲Photo before design of Zuyuanju: B-STUDIO

After being demolished and rebuilt, it was transformed into a family gathering place for three generations. The key to its inheritance comes from the design that can withstand the test of time. Through the clear water molding method, its strong and durable characteristics, pure materials and textures, it shows the structural beauty of craftsmanship. The top floor wall design retains the original three-heyuan wall, as if all the memories of the past are embedded in the wall one by one. A powerful feeling about the space is left in the minds of the residents.

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Fair faced concrete environmentally friendly material

 

Fair-faced concrete refers to the precise grouting of concrete by craftsmen, and the placement of special texture formwork such as wood grain formwork and fine plywood formwork. It is completed after the formwork is completed and dismantled. It presents the original natural texture of concrete and is also an expression of the craftsmanship of the craftsmen. Due to the characteristics of being completed as soon as the mold is opened, these walls do not require too many decoration and construction processes, and the decoration of indoor wall materials can be omitted, which reduces construction waste and is more environmentally friendly.

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▲Design: B-STUDIO Qingshuifu

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▲Design: B-STUDIO Qingshuifu

Special double layer energy savingshell

 

The climatic conditions of the site are hot in summer and cold in winter, and the hinterland is vast. The long and narrow building area is large. Through a unique special double-layer wall system, natural ventilation and lighting quality are created without isolating the expression and appearance of the building wall. The air flow is composed of inner layer, outer layer and middle air sandwich. The outer layer of clear water molded wall plays the role of noise prevention, sunshade and heat insulation. The light is transparent and has privacy, so as to achieve the design method of reducing air conditioning energy consumption and saving energy, creating Comfortable living experience.

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▲Design: B-STUDIO Qingshuifu

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▲Design: B-STUDIO Qingshuifu

Instead of the traditional model of treating the exterior wall as a "static barrier", the air layer in the middle of the double-layer wall uses natural ventilation to dissipate heat and reduce direct heat.

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▲Design: B-STUDIO Qingshuifu

ventilation performance

 

The building is made of fair-faced concrete walls and aluminum grilles, which can improve ventilation, block strong winds, and have thermal insulation properties. The wide courtyard improves ventilation conditions, and the layout of indoor open spaces improves the air circulation in the indoor space.

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▲Design: B-STUDIO Qingshuifu

▲Design: B-STUDIO Qingshuifu

Lighting energy saving

 

The design positions of floor-to-ceiling windows and skylights bring sunlight and outdoor scenery indoors, which can reduce indoor lighting needs. Through sunlight and time, the fair-faced concrete building produces airflow, light and shadow, giving people a sense of the gradual flow of time. The surface of the building incorporates the rice grain shape that symbolizes family inheritance. It transmits light during the day without dazzling the eyes, and has a light source effect like a firefly at night. The contrasting characteristics of building materials, combined with glass and steel, enhance the light, texture and temperature in the building, creating a full of light and shadow. Room for change.

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▲Design: B-STUDIO Qingshuifu

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▲Design: B-STUDIO Qingshuifu

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▲Design: B-STUDIO Qingshuifu

日式簡約風

▲Design: B-STUDIO Qingshuifu

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▲Design: B-STUDIO Qingshuifu

The simple, logical design of the building structure reduces construction waste, energy consumption and carbon dioxide. The plain walls highlight the specific tranquility and delicate texture unique to concrete, illustrating the minimalist aesthetics of Zen Buddhism. Stylish wooden grilles reinforce the rhythm of the design, paired with solid wood panels to create an impression of simplicity and purity with inherent soothing elements hidden in the woods.

 

The natural texture style of wooden elements contrasts with the cold-toned concrete, and the visual contrast makes the space warmer. As a result, the house comes alive and it brings a soothing energy unique to the home.

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▲Design: B-STUDIO Qingshuifu

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▲Design: B-STUDIO Qingshuifu

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▲Design: B-STUDIO Qingshuifu

The clear water mold shows the original texture of concrete, and the quiet and pure beauty is eye-catching!
Architect Chen Bingxin, who has won many international awards for his clear water mold architectural design, is good at integrating architecture and interior space use, and designs minimalist beauty that returns to simple life!

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[Water Mold Design] Bring the texture of water mold to the kitchen! Create your ideal kitchen with your own style

Modern people pay more and more attention to the quality of life. In addition to cooking and eating delicious food, a well-designed kitchen can also enjoy time with family members and enhance family relationships! By using fair-faced concrete materials, durability and ease of maintenance are increased In addition to its advantages, there are no restrictions on color or shape of concrete, allowing you to create a personalized kitchen design!

 

clear waterconcrete wall

 

The natural luster of concrete is visually inconspicuous and fits perfectly with modern design. It can easily change the atmosphere of the space. This style effect can be achieved quickly and simply through imitation water mold paint, or by pouring architectural concrete on the wall or using cement. Creates an effect similar to a concrete slab.

▲Design: B-STUDIO Qingshuifu

▲Design:LAGO Photo:lago.it

▲Design:LAGO Photo:lago.it

▲Photo: home-designing.com

▲Photo: RAFAEL GAMO

Fair faced concrete countertop

 

Concrete offers unlimited design options for kitchen countertops. It can be made from concrete mixes in a variety of shapes, thicknesses, and colors. You can achieve a similar effect by adding other materials (such as glass, stone, etc.), or using microcement for your kitchen countertops. Cement countertops can be created in any color and finish, or leave the concrete in its natural, unadorned natural grey, to make concrete countertops more unique and beautiful.

▲Design: Pieter Vanrenterghem Stone:Hullebusch Naturalstone Photo:Thomas De Bruyne

▲Surfaces Design: Dekton® Industrial Collection from Cosentino

▲Design: Airhouse Design Office Photo:© Airhouse Design Office

Fair faced concrete island kitchen / concrete stainless steel countertop

 

Island kitchens have become an important part of kitchen design, and islands made of concrete easily fit into a variety of spaces and can accommodate sinks, appliances, kitchen islands and tons of storage. It can make it easier for you to get the utensils you need when cooking meals, so that people preparing meals can stay in touch with family members or guests sitting in the living room at the same time, and is suitable for spacious open spaces.

▲Design: B-STUDIO BLAB

▲B22 Desigm: TreO Cucine Photo: viva-interiors.com

▲Design: Italian Art Interior Photo:italianartinterior.com

▲Kitchen Island Concrete Design:AMOS DESIGN Photo:architonic.com

Fair faced concrete sink

 

Concrete can be used to cast sinks that are integrated into the countertop, creating a uniform, seamless appearance. Precast sinks come in a variety of shapes and styles, with aesthetic attributes such as color, size, style, thickness, and finish. Special additives can be used on the sink to balance functionality. , to ensure the sink is durable, and cast grooves in the countertop, sloping downward to create an integral drainage board, earthy yet sophisticated colors and textures, which have become increasingly popular recently.

▲Photo: Piet-Albert Goethals / STØR. Via Fantastic Frank

Fair faced concrete baffle

Concrete backsplashes are the perfect complement to countertops and sinks, adding texture and depth to a space. Suitable for modern, industrial or minimalist spaces, concrete is custom made into any shape, texture and finish. Inlaid backsplashes such as imitation tile and Overlays such as hand-carved are decoratively embedded into the concrete countertop to match thekitchen system cabinetThe storage function makes it ideal for kitchen remodeling projects.

▲Photo: digsdigs.com

Clear water coagulation​​earth floor

 

The seamless nature of concrete flooring makes it extremely durable. When properly sealed, it resists water, oil, and abrasion, and it can be stained and textured to create a style similar to natural stone or wood. Concrete has another The choice is polished concrete, which unlike concrete has a mirror finish, requires no sealant and is easier to maintain.

▲Photo: theultralinx.com

▲Aria: Matt blackboard PET laminate / Vas larch laminate Design: arresto3

▲Design: Italian Art Interior Photo:italianartinterior.com

Fair faced concrete kitchen furniture

 

Concrete has a high adhesion to the substrate and can be used as a cladding for kitchen cabinets. When combined with natural materials, it becomes the focal point of the kitchen space. This type of kitchenware works well in minimalist kitchens as well as rustic designs.

▲Design: Barazza Photo:barazzasrl.it

▲Photo: Wattpad

▲Design: Italian Art Interior Photo:italianartinterior.com

The clear water mold shows the original texture of concrete, and the quiet and pure beauty is eye-catching!
Architect Chen Bingxin, who has won many international awards for his clear water mold architectural design, is good at integrating architecture and interior space use, and designs minimalist beauty that returns to simple life!

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[Imitation water-mold paint] 16 water-mold TV wall designs! Simple gray creates a textured living room

The design of the TV wall sets the style of the living room. TV cabinets and marble TV walls are usually used. However, the TV wall design can actually have various changes. The popular clear water mold TV wall is modern, simple and even Some simple designs, durable and beautiful, can effectively meet your lifestyle, and the taste and texture presented are greatly improved! Find 16 TV wall inspirations below and implement them now!

 

Water-molded TV wall embedded in the wall

 

Mount your TV screen on a textured wall for a simple yet elegant design that replaces the unadorned beauty of wallpaper or artwork! The light gray exposed concrete creates the visual illusion of a larger space in terms of volume and length for the entire living room area, creating a spacious and bright environment. This wall design idea also doesn’t steal the spotlight from other elements in the space, decor, furniture, rugs, etc. Even when the TV is turned off, the TV screen looks like it’s hanging on the wall!

▲Design: B-STUDIO Qingshuifu

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.

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▲Design: B-STUDIO Qingshuifu

▲Photo: Msemenovared

▲Photo: © Shutterstock

▲Apartamento Foto Design: Giuliano Marchiorato Arquitetos Photo: Eduardo Macarios

▲Apartamento Foto Design: Giuliano Marchiorato Arquitetos Photo: Eduardo Macarios

Eye-catching different materials and water-moulded TV wall

 

Try out the rustic elements of water molding on the background of the TV screen. The sheen of this material gives an elegant look. Use two contrasting materials on the walls and storage spaces, paired with the wood that is by far the most popular in modern homes. Or marble, bricks and stones can be combined with clear water mold walls to enhance the luxury index of the living room, bedroom or hall, and create an extraordinary visual TV wall design concept.

▲Design: Alexander Savinov Photo: behance.net

▲Design: Alexander Savinov Photo: behance.net

▲Design: VYMIR DESIGN STUDIO Photo: behance.net

▲Design: VYMIR DESIGN STUDIO Photo: behance.net

Water-molded TV wall extending to the ceiling

 

The interior design in a natural style follows neutral tones and uses natural materials. Exposed molding is integrated into the wall design, which can depend on the design of the rest of the house or apartment, allowing the exposed concrete to create a contrast between the ceiling, fireplace and wood. White is used on all decorations. To accentuate their details, use mid-tone grays in the middle of the walls to provide contrast between the trim and the walls, creating a stunning wall design!

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▲Design/Photo: Christopher Polly Architect 

▲Design: Techne Architects Photo:birdblackdesign.com

▲Photo: etsy.com

▲Bluish House Design: Studio Colnaghi Arquitetura Photo: Marcelo Donadussi

Clear water molded TV wall storage cabinet

 

The neutral background of clear water mold easily superimposes the contrast design of different colors. The TV wall constructed of system modules has a hollow internal space for storing ducted TV cables and multimedia equipment. With a series of suspended combinations of different sizes, colors, and modularity, unlimited possibilities can be created to adapt storage systems and multi-functional styles to various spaces. It has become a new choice for most people. This design solution allows the maximum use of available space. , can also be designed into modern, stark, linear combinations of finishes according to the characteristics of each space and individual environment.

▲Day System photo: chaplins

▲Design: DAHD Arredamenti

▲VITALYTY LUCE Design: COLOMBINICASA Photo:archiexpo.com

▲Design: Piero Lissoni Photo:archiexpo.com

▲Photo: houzz.com

▲VITALYTY LUCE Design: COLOMBINICASA Photo:archiexpo.com

The clear water mold shows the original texture of concrete, and the quiet and pure beauty is eye-catching!
Architect Chen Bingxin, who has won many international awards for his clear water mold architectural design, is good at integrating architecture and interior space use, and designs minimalist beauty that returns to simple life!

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construction space-Qing Shui Fu ➦

 

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危老重建案例

[Rebuild the elderly in danger now] Are there any more choices for seniors who are over 30 years old? Or is it better to rebuild the elderly in danger? Comparison of application conditions, incentives and discounts!

危老重建案例

There are many old houses in Taiwan, with up to 54 million households having houses that are more than 30 years old. Is the house you live in an elderly residence that is over 30 years old? Are you considering urban renewal/dangerous reconstruction? The following provides you with conditions such as the size of the urban renewal/dangerous old reconstruction base, consent ratio, etc., compared with volume incentives and tax exemptions and other preferential treatment, to help you choose a plan that better meets your conditions and expectations, seize the reconstruction incentives as early as possible, and enjoy a safer and healthier life. Living Environment!

 

Who does the Dugeng Ordinance apply to compared with the Elderly Care Ordinance?

1. Main applicable objects of urban renewal:

For areas that have been delineated or changed and should be renovated, or to voluntarily designate regeneration units based on the designated regeneration unit delineation criteria.

2. Applicable objects for reconstruction of endangered elderly people:

  1. The construction authority has notified the building to be demolished within a time limit in accordance with the building regulations and disaster prevention regulations, or it has been forced to be demolished directly, or it has been assessed that there is a risk of danger and should be reinforced or demolished within a time limit.
  2. The structural safety performance evaluation results did not reach the minimum level.
  3. The building is more than 30 years old, and the seismic resistance of the building according to the structural safety performance evaluation results does not meet a certain standard, and the improvement is ineffective or no lifting equipment is installed.
  4. Adjacent building bases or land may be merged for management. However, the area of the adjacent building base or land shall not exceed the area of the building base.

 

All new regulations Compared What are the differences in the application of regulations on endangering the elderly?

▲ Image source: Taipei City Urban Renewal Office

 

Does the Dugeng Ordinance provide tax benefits compared to the Elderly Care Ordinance?

There are exemptions and exemptions for value-added tax and deed tax for dilapidated old redevelopment land, but there are no relevant reduction and exemption measures for urban renewal. In addition, the land price tax and house tax exemption for dilapidated old reconstruction and urban renewal are halved for 2 years after completion, and if the legal buildings before reconstruction If the owner is a natural person and holds the reconstructed building and has not transferred it within the two-year period of halving the house tax levy in the preceding paragraph, the period of halving the house tax levy may be extended until the ownership is lost, but it is limited to ten years. .

▲ Image source: Taipei City Urban Renewal Office

The upper limit of the area bonus for urban renewal is 1.5 times the legal area or 0.3 times the legal area + the original building area;

For reconstruction of dilapidated buildings, the standard volume is 1.3 times the standard volume or 1.15 times the original building volume.

 

Increased rewards for rebuilding vulnerable elderly people

Dangerous and old buildings in Taipei City have been reviewed and qualified for reconstruction according to the Dangerous Aging Regulations. They have received a number of supporting benefits. Among them, the volume bonus will be reduced year by year. Starting from 110/5/12, the bonus will be reduced to 6% of the base volume. There is demand. Homeowners please take advantage of the 6% bonus of the base volume!

1. Schedule rewards: reduced year by year

109/5/12~110/5/12 Volume 8% reward

110/5/12~111/5/12 Volume 6% reward

111/5/12~112/5/12 volume 4% reward

112/5/12~113/5/12 Volume 2% reward

113/5/12~114/5/12 Volume 1% reward

No time bonus starting from 114/5/12

2. Scale rewards:

If the combined adjacent land area of a dangerous old building base reaches 200 square meters, a base volume reward of 2% will be given. For every additional 100 square meters, a base volume reward of 0/5% will be given.

(The total of time course reward and scale volume reward shall not exceed the upper limit of the base capacity of 10%.)

 

Is it better to choose a new home for the elderly or rebuild for the elderly?

Urban renewal is a policy set up to create the interests of the majority of people. It needs to go through urban renewal public hearings, deliberation meetings, hearings and other procedures, and it takes about 3 to 10 years from review to the start of construction. The reconstruction of dilapidated elderly people has been launched by the Ministry of Interior in recent years to speed up the process. It meets the conditions of urban planning, legal buildings, and dilapidated elderly people. It enjoys preferential treatment such as preliminary evaluation subsidies, reconstruction costs, volume bonuses, and tax exemptions. It can be completed within one month at the earliest. The completion of the review is an opportunity for the reconstruction of senior housing!

There are differences between the two plans of the Dugeng Ordinance and the Endangered Elderly Ordinance, and because the conditions of the location of the house have different areas and proportions of consent from all land and building owners, the conditions that must be weighed first include the use zoning, the current condition of the house, Regional selling prices, community size, etc. Therefore, before executing the application, the builder must help the homeowner evaluate the basic conditions and necessary information of the house, and put forward professional suggestions that are most beneficial to the current situation.

 

How to determine whether a building is in danger? Leave it to a professional architectural studio|B-Studio

If you want to apply for the reconstruction of a house in danger of aging, in addition to understanding the incentive methods and application conditions, the most important thing is to determine whether the building is in danger of aging. If you are not sure whether the house meets the conditions of danger for the elderly, it is recommended to have it carefully evaluated by a professional architectural studio.B-StudioIn addition to having a professional architecture and design team, in the face of diversified design topics and the development trend of an aging society, we have continued to improve on the topic of elderly health care buildings. We are familiar with end-of-age regulations and judgment standards, and can provide you with the best Professional assessment.

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Information source:

Taipei City Construction Management Engineering Office

Taipei City Urban Renewal Office

清水模

[Clear water mold design] It turns out that there is more than one kind of "clear water mold"! There are also these types of clear water mold finishes

The low-key and minimalist characteristics of clear water molding, which eliminates unnecessary decoration, have become popular. Various expressive finishes are collectively referred to as "clear water molding", but in fact, "clear water molding" has more than one kind of surface expression! Using the imprint of rough lath or smooth lath will provide a unique surface to the concrete. Designers use these different finishes to inject character, depth and texture into the design project. The following provides more styles of "clear water mold" to provide you with more choices!

1.Zen sewingNatural texture with bolt holes

 

Fair-faced concrete is a precise grouting of concrete by craftsmen, retaining the original construction traces of the water-concrete pouring. Once the formwork is completed and removed, it will bring out a pure, calm and refined texture. It is often used in modern style, industrial style and Japanese Zen style. and other architectural styles.

▲ Qing Shui Fu Design: B-STUDIO

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▲ Qing Shui Fu Design: B-STUDIO

2. Wood grain fair-faced concrete

 

If the poured concrete formwork has wood grain, the wall can be imprinted with the textured appearance of wood grain. The wood frame can be reused in the fence around the site, which is both beautiful and environmentally friendly.

▲ Qing Shui Fu Design: B-STUDIO

3. Bamboo pattern fair-faced concrete

 

The fair-faced concrete using bamboo strip formwork has a natural undulating concave and convex surface decorative effect, which can absorb floating dust on the surface and wait for it to naturally wash away the dust adsorbed on the surface when it rains. The clear-faced concrete with bamboo pattern is suitable for use in bases rich in bamboo to reduce transportation. Cost-effective, the natural texture of bamboo patterns is more integrated with the local environment and climate.

▲Hotel The Tiiing Design: Nic Brunsdon Photo:© Ben Hosking

▲Hotel The Tiiing Design: Nic Brunsdon Photo:© Ben Hosking

4. Raw rough concrete

 

The original rough style without modification is sometimes also a decorative style of fair-faced concrete. It is manifested in retaining some bubble honeycombs during the pouring process of fair-faced concrete, allowing the texture of the concrete to remain original and authentic, and more artistic and wilderness style.

清水模

▲ Design: Edition Office Photo: Ben Hosking

▲ Design: Edition Office Photo: Ben Hosking

5.Styling fair-faced concrete

 

The fair-faced mold can be made into undulating, free-flowing U-shaped, arc-shaped, geometric and other fair-faced concrete shapes according to the architect's design concept, further highlighting the volumetric form of the building.

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▲Zuyuanju Design: B-STUDIO

The exterior wall of this case adopts a double-layer design for ventilation and energy saving. The surface is designed in the shape of rice grains, which is as hard as the water mold. It transmits light during the day without being dazzling, and has a light source effect like a firefly at night.

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▲Zuyuanju Design: B-STUDIO

▲Zuyuanju Design: B-STUDIO

6. White fair-faced concrete

 

White concrete is the most commonly used decorative concrete besides fair-faced concrete. It is made of white cement, gravel, white sand or quartz sand. It has high whiteness and bright color. It can not only be used for interior and exterior walls of buildings, interior decoration, Landscape design can also replace the natural decorative techniques of paint.

▲Marcelo Rios House Design: Gonzalo Mardones Viviani

▲Marcelo Rios House Design: Gonzalo Mardones Viviani

7. Fair faced concrete cement plane

 

The common decoration of fair-faced concrete is the natural color of cement, which shows the personalized technique of cement mortar troweling. The soft gray tone is combined with wood, natural stone, carpet and white background. Minimalism and warmth are combined to create a calm and tranquil atmosphere. atmosphere.

▲Design: Govaert & Vanhoutte Architects Photo: Tim Van De Velde

▲Design: Govaert & Vanhoutte Architects Photo: Tim Van De Velde

8. Fair faced concrete bricks

 

In addition to being used in paving such as driveways or sidewalks, concrete bricks can be laid on concrete surfaces using materials such as wood, stone, and steel. They can also be made into unique patterns or textures, such as ribbed patterns on retaining walls and soundproof walls, and Very popular on many industrial buildings.

▲Design:NPCA photo: precast.org

Thanks to technological developments in which liquid resin or rubber is poured onto a master mold, the finish options available with form liners are endless, from very subtle textures to very deep reliefs that help enhance intricate details and can To create more natural and gorgeous patterns.

▲Design:NPCA photo: precast.org

The clear water mold shows the original texture of concrete, and the quiet and pure beauty is eye-catching!
Architect Chen Bingxin, who has won many international awards for his clear water mold architectural design, is good at integrating architecture and interior space use.
Design a minimalist beauty that returns to simple life!

 

interior space-Avenue of Stars➦ 

construction space-Qing Shui Fu ➦

For any architectural or interior design needs, please feel free to contact us:B-Studio online consultation