建築成本2021如何估算?

How are construction costs estimated? Understand the cost of self-construction in 5 minutes

建築成本2021如何估算?

As construction costs have continued to rise in recent years, housing prices in Taiwan have remained high. When buying a house, how do you estimate the construction costs so that you can buy an ideal house at a reasonable price? This article will introduce you to the cost components of building a house, analyze the construction costs for you, and introduce the costs and advantages of self-building to help you build your ideal home.

The cost of building a house|4 major elements make up the construction cost

First, we will analyze the composition of construction costs for you, which can be mainly divided into land costs, construction costs, management and sales costs, advertising fees and builder's profits. The following is a detailed introduction for you:

Construction cost component 1: land cost

As the name suggests, it is the price of purchasing land. When calculating the cost of land, you cannot just look at the selling price, but you must also considerVolume rate, that is, the floor area that can be built on each piece of land, and then converted into volume unit price. Because the area that can be built on each piece of land is different, the land cost must be accurately estimated based on the volume unit price.

In addition, the proportion of land cost in different regions is also different. The higher the housing price, the higher the proportion of land cost. For example, the proportion of land cost in Taipei is about 70%. In areas other than Shuangbei, the proportion of land cost is about 70%. It is about 50%.

Construction Cost Component 2: Construction Cost

建造成本佔建築成本的20~25%

It accounts for about 20~25% of the construction cost, which varies depending on the building materials, building type and furniture equipment. Generally speaking, the construction cost of an elevator building will be more expensive than that of a Toten residence; if the building structure needs to be changed, the construction cost will also be increased. cost. In addition, you can also use the selling price to push back the construction cost. For example, if the local housing price for the same type of building materials is 800,000/square meter, the construction cost is 1/4 to 1/5 of 800,000, which is about 160,000. ~ 200,000 yuan/square meter.

Construction cost component 3: management and marketing costs, advertising fees

Management and sales costs include personnel costs, bank interest and miscellaneous expenses that the builder needs to pay; advertising fees are various marketing costs to assist sales, which add up to about 10 to 15% of the construction cost.

Construction cost component 4: builder’s profit

Finally, of course, the builder's profit is also indispensable. During the land development, construction and sales period, the builder needs to bear risks such as rising raw materials, changes in the economy, and interest rate increases. Therefore, a reasonable profit is about 20 to 30% of the total cost.

In summary, land cost accounts for the largest proportion of construction costs, followed by construction costs, builder's profits, management and marketing costs, and advertising fees. The following is a table for you:

Construction cost componentsTotal cost ratio
land cost50~70%
construction cost20~25%
Management and marketing costs, advertising fees10~15%
Builder's profit20~30%

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After reading the above introduction, we can find that the management and marketing costs, advertising fees and builder's profits alone account for 30 to 45% of the construction cost. Therefore, more and more people choose to build their own homes. In addition to reducing construction costs, they also save less In addition to building an ideal residence within the budget, you can also customize the building appearance, layout, interior design and other projects according to personal needs to create an ideal home environment.

If you have construction-related needs, whether it is self-build, old house renovation, new house decoration, etc., we are all welcomeConsult B-Studio anytimeIntegrated architecture and interior designteam, we have a professional construction team and rich interior design resources, which can tailor the perfect architectural plan for you.

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The 2024 interior design fashion trends are here! 13 major trend predictions - Advocating nature, earth colors, and soft curve design trends at once!

Like the popular "fashion" of clothing and music, annual interior design fashion trends represent elements that affect the popular colors and material combinations of that year's interior design, as well as the design of various spaces and activities. Especially in 2021, due to the profound impact of the epidemic, the demand for residential design has become diversified and focused on home quality. The following will sort out the interior design trends for the next year (2022), so as to create an ideal home with unique fashion taste. Bar!

Natural Ingredients

In the era of the epidemic, home design focuses more on the comfort and functionality of space. Various brands and designers use a large number of natural and comfortable materials such as linen and cotton, velvet and ceramics, wood and concrete to create a calm and harmonious atmosphere.

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

Natural luxury

from" Material ” Started to re-explore, using finely crafted wood and leather to express the new concept of “natural luxury”, coupled with marble, brass, and matte metal with soft outlines, the textured materials are perfectly combined, and in the low-key details, Show an exquisite attitude towards life.

▲Photo: italianbark-com

Environmentally friendly/sustainable materials

"Sustainable development" is a current design trend favored by far-sighted designers and architects. Many international brands also use "environmental protection" as a source of design inspiration, incorporating recycled materials and low-pollution materials such as bamboo into their designs.

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

natural colorneutral color/earth color


Nature-led colors are key to capturing interior design trends in 2022, allowing people to find peace and comfort in their homes. A base of natural neutral tones of beige, white, ivory, ranging from eucalyptus to olive green and even deeper caramel, tan and chocolate brown, taupe, black, add some edge and depth to minimalist spaces, with Natural wood tones create a sense of contrast with other organic materials, and natural neutral tones such as fabrics, materials, paints and decor can be used to create a calm and relaxing environment.

▲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

Round/Curve Structure Design

The recent popularity of wabi-sabi style and retro style has also given curves more room to play. The curves are structured with bright and wide curves and rounded corners, which have a more gentle and elegant style than tough straight lines. Whether it is a sofa, hanging chair, mirror or table, or the arched design of the building, it can bring a relaxed, flowing, soft and comfortable atmosphere to the space.

▲ Design:Axel Vervoordt Photo: voguehk.com

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

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

Geometric patterns

Geometric patterned flooring is back in vogue among 2022 home decor trends! Herringbone flooring with decorative tiles, geometric designs, and the introduction of floral layers through textiles and fresh wallpapers provide visual interest that complements modern lines.

▲ Photo: home.tarkett.com

minimaliststyle

Minimalism is considered the trendy style of 2022. During the pandemic, air circulation and the presence of free space are the main needs of the house. In minimalist design, the use of colors, textures or any other details everything is simple and functional. Highlight the basic daily needs of the room, keep it as smooth as possible through a small amount of decoration and furniture, and enhance the livability of the space.

▲Design:Steimle Architekten Photo:Brigida González

▲Design:Steimle Architekten Photo:Brigida González

Japanese style

One of the more popular design trends in 2022 is Japandi design, continuing the trend of natural inspiration, perfectly blending the two cultural aesthetics of Japanese aesthetics, wabi-sabi, and Nordic aesthetics of simplicity, bringing many natural elements into a minimalist space with a soft palette, white space, and soft natural tones. , wooden furniture with simple shapes and lines, introducing natural light and plants into the space, focusing on warmth, natural elements and soft tones and comfort to create an overall calm atmosphere

▲Design: Norm Architects Photo: Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen

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

Retro Style

Retro style has been a popular trend in the interior design world for a long time. This style gives sophistication and charm to any space. Nowadays, 70s retro style interior design is popular again. Retro style interior design elements include: polka dots, flowers Striped wallpapers, velvets and chrome accents, chocolate brown and orange fabrics mix with chrome, stone and dark wood to create a warm and inviting living environment through a nostalgic style created through tones and textures.

▲Design: decoholic.org

smart home

In recent years, the integration of smart home systems has gradually become the focus of public attention, and smart technologies are becoming more and more diverse, reliable and easy to use. Smart homes in interior design have made another breakthrough. A mobile phone or watch is your smart housekeeper. You can turn on air conditioners, switch lights, speakers, etc. with one touch and voice control. Smart devices incorporating HomeKit technology in interior design help you to be faster, Better create scenes for a variety of situations, improving the comfort and convenience of your living space.

▲ Photo: imore.com

Shared space 

The work-from-home (WFH) trend has grown dramatically since 2020, with more and more people working from home and staying at home for extended periods of time. Therefore, functionality, practicality and beauty are equally important when designing your own home office, combining work, leisure and home under one roof, for example: a dining table or kitchen island can double as a desk, and the same space can be used for different activities The flowing spaces that are transformed and shaped will help create the right balance in the living space and also provide comfort.

▲ B-LAB Photo: B-STUDIO

multifunctional space

As living spaces in urban areas become increasingly compact and architectural designs and styles shift, it is expected that house interior design trends in 2022 will also trend towards designing multi-functional spaces. Homes of the future will no longer be divided between different areas, but will be zoned through the use of movable partitions or furniture, carpets, or different colors and materials. The outdoor space is also considered a "second living room" and can be used both indoors and out, blurring the boundaries between spaces.

▲ Courted House Design: Breakspear Architects Photo: Tom Ferguson

▲Photo: homestolove.com.au

home garden

In response to the epidemic, people all over the world have to stay at home to prevent the epidemic. When you want to add a touch of nature indoors, you can improve indoor air quality through rooftop gardens, planting herbs, vegetables, potted plants, etc., introducing outdoor elements indoors, and through balconies, terraces and The garden is carefully designed and decorated to create a high-quality and warm life.

▲BOURNE ROAD RESIDENCE Design: Studiofour Photo:Shannon McGarth

▲BOURNE ROAD RESIDENCE Design: Studiofour Photo:Shannon McGarth

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[When Nordic style meets water-cast architecture] 5 water-cast buildings that respect nature present a pure and simple life style!

Nordic style advocates nature, simplicity, and attractive functional design, and has always been loved by everyone! Nordic style architecture pays special attention to the "phototropism" of the residence, and the exterior uses natural and original colors such as white and gray to complement the environment. The architecture and interior design make extensive use of logs to show the natural texture, and use the water molding method, which has become the dominant construction method in recent years, to present the purest architectural form. Let’s take a look at 5 water-modelled buildings in the Nordic style, how to interpret a pure and simple life style!

E20 HOUSE, Germany's eye-catching "crystal-shaped" clear water mold villa

Steimle Architekten designed this striking "crystal" residence, clad in nearly 20-inch-thick concrete walls that have a strong, vivid texture and the appearance of a protective shell. The short sides of the crystal shape create tapered ends with angular ends. , enhancing the structural and sculptural beauty and contrasting with neighboring buildings.

▲ Design:Steimle Architekten Photo:Brigida González

The traditional gabled roof folds in different directions, with only a few openings cut deeply into the solid concrete shell, providing the building with distinct silhouettes. Window openings are set horizontally in the concrete shell, forming framed views of the surrounding softly undulating landscape, more inviting to residents. Provides an unexpectedly wide view.

▲ Design:Steimle Architekten Photo:Brigida González

and the gently rising topography enhance the angularity and sculptural effect of the house, the trapezoidal layout generates a variety of new spatial relationships as opposing parallelograms divide the open floor plan into kitchen and dining areas.

▲ Design:Steimle Architekten Photo:Brigida González

▲ Design:Steimle Architekten Photo:Brigida González

▲ Design:Steimle Architekten Photo:Brigida González

Concrete surfaces inside the home are smooth, contrasting with the rough texture of the exterior, and are complemented by the warm tones of white walls and solid oak furniture that streamline the space.

▲ Design:Steimle Architekten Photo:Brigida González

Sweden Villa Mörtnäs NordicSimple style concrete house

This modernist concrete building form, designed by Fourfoursixsix, uses concrete structural Aeroc blocks (an energy-saving material with thermal insulation effect) and is rendered in light gray with many openings in the facade, soft tones, pure and simple The design complements the snowy landscape.

▲Villa Mörtnäs Design: Fourfoursixsix Photo: Johan Dehlin

The steep slope and appearance of the site determines the hierarchy of living spaces, with window heights increasing as the building rises, providing bright light and excellent views, and floor heights increasing as the building rises, with upper floors promoted Open plan, with more private spaces on the lower floor.

▲Villa Mörtnäs Design: Fourfoursixsix Photo: Johan Dehlin

▲Villa Mörtnäs Design: Fourfoursixsix Photo: Johan Dehlin

▲Villa Mörtnäs Design: Fourfoursixsix Photo: Johan Dehlin

▲Villa Mörtnäs Design: Fourfoursixsix Photo: Johan Dehlin

▲Villa Mörtnäs Design: Fourfoursixsix Photo: Johan Dehlin

The interior design also follows the minimalist design of the building's exterior, with gray and white tones on the ceiling and pine floors, creating a tranquil interior environment. The space pays attention to design details, such as: internal hidden black window frames, flush skirting, and meticulous connections between the glass in the floor-to-ceiling living room. The 3.2m high living room opening breaks the barrier between indoors and outdoors, offering a panoramic view of the beautiful sea view.

▲Villa Mörtnäs Design: Fourfoursixsix Photo: Johan Dehlin

Swedish Summerhouse Lagnö fair-faced concrete summer house

Lagnö faces the bay, which inspired Tham & Videgård Arkitekter architects to integrate the house design into nature. The exterior walls are made of fair-faced concrete, giving the surface a special texture. The two building volumes are side by side and connected to the outdoor space by a sloping glass canopy. , forming a line at the boundary where the forest opens to the bay.

▲Summerhouse Lagnö Design: Tham & Videgård Arkitekter photo: Åke E:son Lindman

▲Summerhouse Lagnö Design: Tham & Videgård Arkitekter photo: Åke E:son Lindman

▲Summerhouse Lagnö Design: Tham & Videgård Arkitekter photo: Åke E:son Lindman

The exterior characteristics of the house originate from the interconnection of multiple transverse gable roofs to form a long pleated facade, which runs through the entire space from the living room. The sloping ceiling provides indoor spaces of different heights, and the relatively shallow depth of the room connects to the terrace. Bring the outdoors indoors. The simple space lines and white finishes of the interior space make the space brighter and give people a bright and comfortable atmosphere.

▲Summerhouse Lagnö Design: Tham & Videgård Arkitekter photo: Åke E:son Lindman

▲Summerhouse Lagnö Design: Tham & Videgård Arkitekter photo: Åke E:son Lindman

▲Summerhouse Lagnö Design: Tham & Videgård Arkitekter photo: Åke E:son Lindman

Japan's Nishiazabu House is a transparent water-cast building that opens to the sky

A building open to the sky adds a bright spot to the urban landscape. The architect placed the building at a 90-degree angle to the street, dividing the space into two parts - the private area on the right and the public space on the left. The staircases rising backwards like terraces connect each space.

▲ Nishiazabu House Design/Photo: Yuko Nagayama & Associates

▲ Nishiazabu House Design/Photo: Yuko Nagayama & Associates

The vertical space presents an open sky view to the street and serves as a buffer for the private life inside the house. The open glass box and the closed concrete form two different perspectives and experiences with a comfortable environment.

▲ Nishiazabu House Design/Photo: Yuko Nagayama & Associates

▲ Nishiazabu House Design/Photo: Yuko Nagayama & Associates

▲ Nishiazabu House Design/Photo: Yuko Nagayama & Associates

The space uses a large amount of white space as the base, combined with light wood and simple lines, emphasizing the original texture of the material, making the space full of natural texture.

▲ Nishiazabu House Design/Photo: Yuko Nagayama & Associates

▲ Nishiazabu House Design/Photo: Yuko Nagayama & Associates

South 5th Residence in the United States is a water-model villa that emphasizes the view

Architectural design firm Alterstudio used a wooden and steel frame and mullion beams to support the structure to form a U-shaped central courtyard, protecting a rare 25-inch Duran Oak tree and creating a tense natural environment for the house. , fair-faced concrete and steel cladding match the tone of the building's exterior, emphasizing the spatial sequence of views.

▲South 5th Residence Design: Alterstudio Architecture Photo: Casey Dunn

So as not to interfere with the growth of the oak trees, the private areas, open plan living room, kitchen and dining room, cantilever above the tree roots, with large expanses of glass running the length of the wall, allowing for spectacular views across the valley to Lake Austin and everywhere. Bringing in abundant natural light, it is designed to embrace a lifestyle that easily switches between indoors and outdoors.

▲South 5th Residence Design: Alterstudio Architecture Photo: Casey Dunn

The interior continues the calm and calming earth tones of the exterior, with the central features of the first floor being composed of white oak window frames, wooden ceilings, thick wooden steps and slat railings and fair-faced concrete walls. The all-white kitchen and living room are cleverly balanced with colorful carpets, making the space full of energy!

▲South 5th Residence Design: Alterstudio Architecture Photo: Casey Dunn

▲South 5th Residence Design: Alterstudio Architecture Photo: Casey Dunn

▲South 5th Residence Design: Alterstudio Architecture Photo: Casey Dunn

▲South 5th Residence Design: Alterstudio Architecture Photo: Casey Dunn

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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[Nordic minimalist style] It’s no longer just red and green! 6 Christmas home decoration suggestions to easily create a super dreamy Nordic Christmas atmosphere ~

Every Christmas, if you want your home to have a strong festive atmosphere, Christmas decoration is an indispensable assistant. In addition to the bright red and green accessories, the home decoration is composed of black, gray, white and natural wood, forming a Nordic minimalist style that is also very suitable for Christmas. The atmosphere ~ The following Christmas home decoration suggestions can find inspiration for your minimalist Christmas!

The # comes in a neutral color palette - using a palette of grey, white and black

The Nordic style uses white as the keynote to facilitate indoor lighting and give people a simple and dry impression. It can be contrasted with black, or with linen, metallic, gray and natural wood colors as the keynote of the layout, and then incorporates green plants and various colors. A natural color makes the simple space more diverse.

▲ Photo: digsdigs.com

▲Photo: stylishmoblog.com

# Textured natural upholstery - using burlap, cotton and linen

People in the Nordic region love natural materials. In addition to pinecones and wood, which are essential elements of Nordic style, burlap, cotton and linen, outdoor natural materials are often brought into indoor decoration, paired with soft and comfortable fabrics, creating a warm and natural atmosphere. Feeling home~

▲Photo: homestolove.com.au

▲Photo: homestolove.com.au

The light of the # Christmas star softly illuminates the space - simple lamps, candles and string lights

The light yellow lights make the home exude a warm feeling, so during the joyful Christmas day, you can choose to use these elegant hanging Christmas stars to decorate your home, filling the space with light. You can also place white candles or hang all the decorations at home. The dried flowers and wood of the light bulbs allow the furniture to reflect the twinkling lights, outlining a festive atmosphere unique to Northern Europe.

▲ Photo:lisbete.fi

▲Photo: homestolove.com.au

# simple style Christmas tree - use evergreen, dark plants, or light-colored birch

The Christmas tree is the focal point of every home, and instead of having a grand decoration every year, try simply adding a Christmas tree to the space. Use trees with sparse or slender branches to form the image of a Christmas tree, and cover the beams and tables with Nobel pine or cedar, interspersed with star strings, and spray fake snow to create a scene like those in Nordic fairy tales. Winter vibe.

▲ Photo: interiornotes.com

▲Design: Guillaume Alan Photo:luxdeco.com

▲ Photo: digsdigs.com

# simplifies complexity - simple geometric patterns and tiny design patterns

Put a handful of evergreen branches in a simple and beautiful vase, add a few candles, simple decoration, but full of warm and comfortable life. Simple geometric patterns and tiny design patterns outline an interesting Nordic space!

▲Photo: passionshake.com

▲Photo: homestolove.com.au

▲Photo: homestolove.com.au

# fun elements - holiday decorations, DIY decorations

Common holiday decorations are mostly made of paper and garlands, and you can even make them yourself! Simply anchored to walls and furniture, you can bring a bit of holiday whimsy to your space. Simple decorations of white flowers, leaves, stars and origami will never go out of style, even in spring!

▲ Photo: shelterness.com

▲Photo: stylishmoblog.com

▲ Photo: digsdigs.com

▲ Photo: tidbits-cami.com

▲Photo: homestolove.com.au

▲Photo: homestolove.com.au

▲Photo: homestolove.com.au

Try a Nordic Christmas vibe this Christmas in a different way, like lighting some candles, adding branches and baubles and a simply decorated tree. Introduce the unique magic of the Christmas holidays into your home without changing the style of your house!

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[Self-built dream house] Space corridors are smooth and not stuck! 5 key designs make your home instantly enlarged by 2 times! ?

The flow of movement in the home is not only related to the direction of people's movement and activities, but also the quality of life of the whole family in the future. Old houses usually have long corridors that consume space, long and numerous balconies, and incomplete functional planning. Based on living habits, Let’s plan the moving routes. "Moving route planning" breaks the status quo of poor established space and makes the space corridors smooth and free of obstructions. What key points should be paid attention to when planning the moving routes? What should we consider to make the moving lines smooth and easy to use? Before making changes, the following conditions should be taken into consideration in advance!

human-centered design

While pursuing beauty, space design also pays great attention to functionality. It fully embodies the people-oriented design concept and is carried out around all activities of "people", that is, the range of activities during various actions and behaviors: a person passes The standard size is 600mm, and if two people pass through it at the same time, it is 900 to 1200mm (home size). Therefore, when setting the size of indoor circulation lines, the behavior of the area must be considered to calculate the distance, height, and width to create the maximum square footage effect and A sense of vast space.

▲Design: B-STUDIO B-LAB

Convenient access to main routes

The main movement lines are the most commonly used movement lines in daily life, connecting the main routes of different functional spaces. They mainly cover housework movement lines, residential movement lines, and visitor movement lines. The order is arranged according to the frequency of activity of each movement line to shorten the time. Daily moving time not only improves the efficiency of life, but also helps to make the space orderly.

(1) Housework flow: Covers the most projects and the most frequently used routes.

(2) Residential route: The daily activity route of the family is mainly based on convenience.

(3) Visitor flow: Avoid disturbing the private space of family members.

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▲Design: B-STUDIO Oazhibayashi House

Improve efficiency - reduce intersections between routes

Contradictions often occur between the various movement lines planned to meet the needs of life. Remember to first confirm which movement line should be given priority, and plan each required space in the order in which it is expected to appear, and try to Reducing the intersections through the main rooms and preventing "blocking" between routes can effectively reduce the occurrence of collisions between users, allowing each area to be divided into independent functional areas, presenting each area with dendritic extension

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▲Design: B-STUDIO Chongqing Li Zhai

The open living room, dining room, and open kitchen make the overall space look elegant.

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▲Design: B-STUDIO Oazhibayashi House

The living room is arranged as soon as you enter the entrance, making it convenient to receive friends.

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▲Design: B-STUDIO Chaozhou Qiu Zhai

The transparent staircase connects the upper and lower floors, allowing family members to feel each other’s presence.

Comfortable space "sense of distance"

The most comfortable distance between family members is when they can freely immerse themselves in personal activities and feel each other's presence. Therefore, by making the distance between the living room and dining room looming, this comfortable and pleasant "core" space will naturally become It attracts people to gather for dinner and communicate, and it also creates the most relaxing place for family members! Think back to your family’s daily life, and think about how to arrange the circulation to make it smoother!

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▲Design: B-STUDIO Tianyu Street

If you often invite friends and family over for dinner, you can set up a large bar and dining table in the kitchen.

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▲Design: B-STUDIO Zhongshan Yang

It is convenient for family gatherings, and the living room can be designed to be comfortable and spacious.

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▲Design: B-STUDIO Zhongshan Yang

The living room is connected to the kitchen. When the children come home, they pass by the family members who are cooking, which can further enhance the emotional communication between parents and children.

Change spatial circulation - use sliding door partitions

Don’t let doors hinder walking and sacrifice space. Functionally adjust the layout of glass partitions to give the space a sense of lightness and multiple uses, and avoid 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. Make moving lines more flexible. Although the moving lines should not be too complicated, sometimes consider the style and image of the design, and design S-shaped lines, straight lines, L-shaped lines, and 45-degree diagonal moving lines, which can actually increase the interest of the space.

▲Design: B-STUDIO Avenue of Stars

▲Design: B-STUDIO Avenue of Stars

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▲Design: B-STUDIO Chongqing Li Zhai

Circulation planning is the key to the quality of living. The design needs to take into account the original site conditions, building architecture and other conditions to meet the requirements of a livable building with smooth layout, amplified floor area and multi-functional space purposes. It has won many international awards for its architectural design. Architect Chen Bingxin is good at integrating architecture and interior space use, designing minimalist beauty that returns to simple life!

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[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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Qingshui Fu  Design:B-STUDIO

B-Studio:日式簡約

Qingshui Fu  Design:B-STUDIO

Qingshui Fu  Design:B-STUDIO

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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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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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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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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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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