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2021-09-03 In blog, Clear water mold building

[Clear water mold building] Break the traditional office impression! Gray scale characteristic office, open to relax and stimulate creativity

Today's office spaces are becoming more and more diverse. The unique style and calmness of the clear water mold office make the overall environment look more professional and distinctive. If the working space can be created with a relaxed atmosphere, it can also reduce work stress and the color tone It is also very attractive and textured, which can quickly upgrade the corporate image! In this article, let’s take a look at how clear water mold design can subvert office design and create a unique and stylish space!

Hapimag Headquarters

The spiral staircase is made of concrete and winds along the floors of the building to the large oval skylight, which brings full light into the center of Hapimag headquarters. Each floor is supported by polished concrete columns, creating an open and interesting space to encourage employees. Informal communication without boundaries, and the functional adjustment of the glass partitions avoid the cramped and oppressive feeling of traditional partitions and create a quiet meeting space. Between the floors of the building's exterior, the office space on the top floor is suspended from a flat concrete roof with white wooden boards to provide sun shading. The flexible open layout design allows the company to flexibly adjust and adapt to future development in the ever-changing office structure. .

▲Design:Steinhausen Hildebrand Photo:Roman Keller

TREEHUGGERTourist information office in the city of Bressanone, Italy

Located outside the historic center of Bressanone in South Tyrol, northern Italy, the building is designed around an existing memorial tree, forming five arched curved walls with continuous pouring between them. The visual and tactile appearance of the scaly bark of shrubs and sycamore trees forms a 9-meter-high ring. The curves are balanced with the concrete structure. The ground floor is made of glass, giving the space a sense of lightness and transparency. The protruding exterior design hopes to attract tourists. Visit anytime and come and learn about the local culture.

▲Design:MODUSARCHITECTS Photo:Oskar Da Riz

Danish office building Sonnesgade 11

Sonnesgade 11, a Danish office building in Aarhus, has a unique concrete facade with sparsely spaced cracks on the surface, allowing light and shadow to pass through, strengthening the connection between internal and external spaces. The four-story open space is made of large expanses of translucent glass. It is composed of an external staircase and has a high degree of flexibility and interactivity between floors, aiming to provide diverse office functions. The unique appearance helps the building integrate with the surrounding industrial environment.

▲Design: Danish architecture practice Sleth Photo: Rasmus Hjortshøj COAST

weisenburger headquarters

Tadao Ando designed the Weisenburger headquarters into a cube with different heights to harmoniously integrate with the surrounding environment. The formwork fixed 32,228 holes and poured concrete with stable structure and smooth surface, which complemented the light glass. The concrete cantilevered structural support on the second floor On the five floors above, the straight lines of support are stacked in sequence and create a sense of order on the levels, forming a building with aesthetic value and providing the best working environment for working partners.

▲Design:Tadao Ando Photo: HGesch、roland halbe

Notary Van Damme Office

Notary Van Damme's office emphasizes lines and proportions. It is mainly composed of glass, covered by random thin concrete slats, and combined with a large number of glass curtain walls, brings ample natural light and outdoor scenery into the office space. The interior design also uses clear water molding, with soft gray tones combined with wood, natural stone, carpets and white backgrounds. Minimalism is combined with warmth to create a calm and tranquil atmosphere.

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

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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2021-08-27 In blog, Clear water mold building

[Wood Grain Water Mold Architecture] The unique expressive power of board concrete! Create a clear water mold style that is popular around the world

Whether leaving the mark of rough slats or smooth slats, slab concrete provides a unique surface that can form a space or structure. Architects use this technique to inject character, depth, warmth and texture into their projects. The following buildings are water-cast buildings with the beauty of wood texture!

Hawthorn House light arched structure

Hawthorn House is housed within two striking concrete envelopes that peel upward at each boundary to create a clear connection with the landscape and inject unexpected lightness into the design. The cast-in-place concrete is made from rough-hewn Oregon planks for a textured appearance, and the timber framing was recycled into the perimeter fencing of the site, where it will develop a gray patina over time to match the concrete structure, aging gracefully. As the interior was completed, the concrete sheathing was contextualized to become a shell that protectively encapsulates the interior living spaces. Although the house's two concrete pavilions appear windowless from a distance, the facade around the ground floor peels back to reveal Arched incisions that form continuous glass walls promote the design’s extraordinary openness, infusing these seemingly enclosed spaces with natural light and lightness.

▲Design: Edition Office Photo: Ben Hosking

ZD House L-shaped layout of wood grain clear water mold villa

Architecture firm Studio ZADES has designed a modern house combining wood, concrete and white in Lyon, France, with concepts of raw nature and minimalism. The wood-grained fair-faced concrete structure of the house spans multiple facades, promoting a completely free and continuous space and accentuating the second floor space, creating the illusion of floating above the glass volume. All shutters, garage doors and interior carpentry are used Made of wood, it echoes the wood imprint on the concrete. Because the house is located close to the street, the architect deliberately designed the house with an L-shaped layout to provide space for a terrace, swimming pool and conversation area in the south-facing garden. Huge sliding glass windows open the living room to the terrace, adding plenty of natural light.

▲Design: Studio ZADES Photo: Vladimir de Mollerat du Jeu

Concrete Box house reflectdayModeDesignedclear waterconcrete box house

The house fully embodies the characteristics derived from Japanese architecture: a carefully orchestrated entrance design, clear materials and a sculptural feel. The building consists of three elements - a staggered exposed concrete box structure on top, a low exposed concrete wall surrounding the entrance courtyard and a Siberian larch wooden box structure. Before entering the indoor space, one needs to pass through three sharp turns formed by the low-surface concrete wall structure to enter the Japanese courtyard, which embodies the concept of Japanese wabi-sabi Zen and achieves a balance between the inner and outer worlds.

▲ Design:Christopher Robertson Photo:designboom.com

Taller Estrella Jafif by Belzberg Architects Expressive multifunctional space

Located in Maspalomas, a major residential neighborhood on the west side of Mexico City, Taller Estrella Jafif grew out of a local need for a kosher cooking school and expanded to accommodate a variety of different but simultaneous activities, freeing residents from having to travel long distances to the city. district. The three-level design allows two doors on the driveway to access the kitchen, while an outdoor staircase on the other side of the building leads to the roof terrace, allowing each area to be used simultaneously or separately as needed. The concrete walls are poured with vertical wooden planks, complemented by exposed concrete beams and wooden floors with vertical stripes, allowing the space to achieve an expressive modern design while also being a simple backdrop suitable for any purpose. The concrete design is also reflected in the wooden doors and interior design to provide a consistent minimalist tone.

▲ Photo: archello.com

THE SANCTUARY Urban oasis behind the oak trees

In the midst of the hustle and bustle of the city, this house is quietly nestled behind a large, ancient oak tree, retaining a sense of tranquility while offering a unique and captivating view. Pass through the front yard spanned by a canopy of trees and enter into the courtyard and landscaped gardens composed of bamboo, maple and dogwood. The natural stone has been cleverly cut into sections, its rough texture contrasting with the concrete slab and the vibrant green grass. Softening the clear lines of concrete allows the building and landscape to flow into each other. The building structure floats on the piers, protecting the roots of the trees, while the floor slabs extend out of the building envelope and blend into the balconies, blurring the indoor/outdoor distance and creating a dialogue between the building and the trees, allowing diffused natural light to flow into the space throughout the day. A palette of pure materials gently invites visitors into this urban oasis.

▲Design: Feldman Architecture, Ground Studio Landscape Architecture Photo: © Joe Fletcher

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2021-08-06 In blog, Clear water mold building

[Water Mold Architecture] White water mold with gray tone and warm wood elements, 5 simple and quiet Japanese-style wabi-sabi buildings!

Both wood and fair-faced concrete are widely used in some of the world's most iconic buildings. Fair-faced concrete has low maintenance requirements, versatility, durability and water resistance, while wood has thermal insulation, thermal insulation and environmental protection properties. In some of the buildings with the beauty of wabi-sabi today, architects combine two building materials, wood and fair-faced concrete, to create unique buildings that can connect the building with nature, but are unique in their own way. The following buildings are infused with gray tones. A beautiful building with clear water mold and warm wood elements!

Sohanak Swimming Pool Innovative Swimming Pool

Sohanak swimming pool is located in a private garden, surrounded by pine trees and vegetation, Kourosh Rafiey

In order to create an interaction with the existing landscape, the architects designed a building that combines elements of fair-faced concrete and wood paneling. The entire structure and part of the surrounding landscape are formed by a continuous surface, connected to the pool on one side. The other is connected to the green space. Since the swimming pool is located on the axis of the existing building, the hollow space and architectural image inside the building are reflected on the water, reflecting the connection between architecture and nature.

▲ Design: Kourosh Rafiey Photo: archello.com

Refugio en la Viña Integrate into the vineyardofresort

Fontanars dels Alforins in Valencia is a famous rural resort where Spanish architect Ramón Esteve has designed a very special cottage inspired by traditional country houses with pitched roofs. Designed with a "prototype" concept, the architects used pure and simple cladding structures, using 20 cm wide pine boards as formwork for the first fair-faced concrete structure and the second pine box structure as a formwork. The single-storey cottage, with its sharp, simple lines and framed views, depicts a beautiful gallery with Valencian blue skies and greenery, designed to become part of the landscape and blend into the vineyards.

▲ Design:Ramon Esteve Photo:frameweb.com

Concrete Box house reflectdayModeDesignedclear waterconcrete box house

▲ Design:Christopher Robertson Photo:designboom.com

Estonian stadiumStadium renovated with modern structure

This stadium in the Estonian city of Pärnu has sharply angled roofs, walls and steps at both ends that lead the audience's eyes to the main stand. Architect KAMP Arhitektid's design was inspired by the design of the original grandstand, while adding the main material of Nordic classicism, the white concrete facade, with the timber elements of the facade and the soaring wooden roof. The cantilevered wooden awning above the staircase, with an unsupported span of up to 28 meters, has a sloping surface that creates a funnel shape, highlighting the lightweight and dynamically expressive modern aesthetic of the structure.

▲ Design:KAMP Arhitektid Photo:dezeen.com

V_ItaimDynamic window design creates multi-functional building

Even in metropolitan areas, V_Itaim's modern buildings, designed by Studio MK 27, have private terraces. The building’s façade is made of exposed fair-faced concrete and wooden panels, which create a linear harmony that creates a surprising and poetic effect when met with delicate wooden panels that can be moved to control the volume of the building. The amount of natural light in indoor spaces has become a design method for residents to have a sense of belonging and privacy. This residential project combines facade decoration and function, and also explores the issue of how people connect with the outside world in the city.

▲ Design:Studio MK27 Photo:archdaily.com

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2021-07-30 In blog, Clear water mold building

[World-class water-casting architectural master] Tadao Ando’s latest overseas masterpiece design of art museum and library

Japanese genius architect Tadao Ando is good at using fair-faced concrete materials, combining the art of light and shadow, geometric lines, and natural integration design techniques, reflecting the eternal pursuit of the ultimate essence by the architect. Now in 2020~2021, this master architect shares the following Three different types of water-modelled buildings, turning over the century-old Paris Stock Exchange, promoting a harmonious life with the "circle" - He Art Museum, children's book world - the island in the forest of children's books, see how Tadao Ando reconstructs and interprets it Clear water mold aesthetics!

Reversing the Paris Centennial Stock Exchange-Pino’s Private Art Museum

"To commemorate this city, I created a new space here that integrates with the original old building and is dedicated to revitalizing contemporary art and building a link between the past, present and future." - Tadao Ando

highly anticipatedPinault private art gallery(Bourse de Commerce-Pinault Collection) opened on May 22, 2021. It was designed and renovated by Pritzker Prize-winning Japanese architect Tadao Ando over a three-year period to transform the former Paris Stock Exchange (Bourse de Commerce) in France. It is the private museum of Francois Pinault, the French billionaire president. He cleverly used fair-faced concrete to blend with the original structure of the building. The central rotunda, dome and murals enhance the grand period characteristics of the historical building. The circular dome introduces natural elements, such as light, blue sky, white clouds and rain. etc., naturally become part of the architecture, just like the title of the museum's opening exhibition "Overture", creating a minimalist sacred art that transcends the past and present.

▲ Design:Tadao Ando Photo: G. de La Chapelle

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With "round" Promote a harmonious life - He Art Museum

and art museumHe Art Museum(HEM)In collecting the He family's collection of Chinese and international contemporary art, architect Tadao Ando took the meaning of the word "harmony and balance" and drew inspiration from ancient Chinese cosmology, philosophy, Western use of light and the Lingnan topography. The new museum also uses Tadao Ando's design characteristic building materials - fair-faced concrete. The atrium is composed of four vertically expanding circles. Double spiral staircases connect the spaces. Circular ceiling skylights fill the space with natural light, creating intricate shadows for the exhibition space, reflecting the "circular shape". The sacred idea of the sky. The museum’s front yard, named “Crescent Garden” because of its half-moon shape, is connected to the cosmological concept that inspired the museum’s design. It is hoped that the museum can promote a harmonious life through the sharing of culture and art.

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Children's book world - Island in the forest of children's books

"I was born and raised in Osaka and wanted to create a cultural facility that no other prefecture had. I wanted it to be a facility where children grow up together." - Tadao Ando

Architect Tadao Ando designed and donated a children's cultural facility "Children's Book Forest Island" to Osaka City (こども本 no island in the forest), with a total construction area of about 800 square meters and 3 floors. For this reading forest, Tadao Ando created a huge book wall that spans the floors, using surface displays showing book covers throughout the wall. Quotations from the book appear throughout, and in addition to reading tables and chairs, a seat for sitting has been installed on part of the wall. The spacious corridors and staircase spaces are designed to allow children to sit on the floor and form a cave-like reading space. In addition, Tadao Ando used water molding techniques to build a cylindrical space surrounded by 12-meter-high concrete walls on the first floor. You can enjoy the video works transformed from the words in the books as a mechanism to create an encounter between children and books. The Island in the Children's Book Forest was a place created by Tadao Ando in the hope of becoming a children's story sanctuary, guiding children step by step into the world of books and opening up unlimited imagination through books.

▲ Design:Tadao Ando Photo:hetgallery.com

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2021-07-30 In blog, Clear water mold building

[Qingshui Mold Architecture] Qingshui Mold Villa that introduces greenery, a simple villa that lives together with nature!

Isn’t it a bit incredible that sunshine, woods, and grass have become part of your home? The architect used simple clear water molding to create a villa facade that blends into nature, echoing the natural landscape surrounded by greenery. Even if you just stay at home, you can easily embrace nature and make sunlight and green space a part of your home! See the architect's design below The "rustic villa" built!

Casa Entreparotas

Casa Entreparotas is a 568-square-foot villa located in the Mexican state of Colima. Light, wind and rain are the themes that the architect set around the building. Di Frenna Arquitectos architects studied the topography of the site and chose a location that crosses a creek and is filled with tropical vegetation, parrotas and fig trees to create a standout jungle atmosphere. The architectural design uses concrete to create paths around the villa. , blurring the boundaries with nature and promoting the discovery of nature in daily life.

To interpret the natural essence of the jungle, a range of neutral toned materials were selected, with solid concrete volumes and a mix of steel structures embodying the unwavering strength of the habitat. The volumes are interconnected with large expanses of glass. The result is a linear building with a flat roof, while green hills slope organically below. The living room of the villa is perfectly integrated with the craftsmanship of stone walls and Parota woodwork. It intersects with the main axis of the building and blurs the boundaries between inside and outside. It is easy to enjoy a moment of rest by entering the garden and the roof.

▲ Design:Casa Entreparotas Photo:home-designing.com

NEOvilla

Hidden in a 3,000 square meter forest, Neo Villa enjoys privacy while being surrounded by nature. The NEO villa designed by Querkopf Architekten has three-dimensional exposed concrete that blends into the surrounding environment. The upper floor is surrounded by large sheets of glass and steel, forming an L-shaped structural frame that floods with natural light through the floor-to-ceiling windows. It is a natural art installation with the theme of the natural environment. The outdoor terrace is completely isolated from the street, providing the property with sheltered privacy. Living spaces filled with sculptures and abstractions form a modern, pure natural beauty.

▲ Design:Querkopf Architekten Photo:home-designing.com

Casa RF

Within the original location of the nearly 3.5-acre site, the 8,000-square-foot building area was divided into three separate volumes connected by a central path. The architectural design of Javier Sánchez and Carlos Mar of JSa Arquitectura architectural studio uses wood and concrete to present a light and floating liquid rock form, which is consistent with the temperament of the surrounding natural environment. They use flexible methods to plan connecting paths and "borrow scenery" to form a landscape framework. Produce different visual effects, achieve a pattern of interactive relationship with the natural field, and closely connect the buildings to provide an eternal residence for the owner's family to experience different stages of needs over time.

▲ Design:JSa Arquitectura Ando Photo:RAFAEL GAMO

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2021-07-24 In blog, Clear water mold building

【Shimizu Mold Architecture】Japan travel bucket list for architecture fans! The classic design of "Father of Shimizu Mold" Tadao Ando

The epidemic has eased recently, so you might as well take advantage of this time to plan a trip with a full schedule! With the recent opening of the Japanese Museum of Art in Asia, the love and admiration for Tadao Ando's clear water mold architectural design has once again aroused. The following selections have attracted the attention of the architecture and design circles and people who love architecture since their opening. The 5 echoing classic buildings should be added to your travel list to add beautiful memories to your journey!

Benesse House Art Museum

The Benesse House, opened in 1992, is the core building of the Benesse Art Site Naosima. With the concept of "coexistence of nature, art and architecture", it combines fine arts Hotel and resort facilities. This art museum is located in a vast natural landscape, and uses the design method of digging underground to expand the novel landscape vision, allowing visitors to feel the presence of nature even inside the building, just like the sculptures outside the museum. Likewise, it has become the most important image and landmark of Naoshima.

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21_21 design sight

A fantastic museum in Roppongi - 21_21 DESIGN SIGHT, inspired by the design concept of fashion designer Issey Miyake's "A Piece of Cloth". Tadao Ando folded 54-meter-long steel and iron plates like "origami" , to create the effect of a light tilt to the ground. His signature building material, fair-faced concrete, is used for the building and partitions. The area hidden under the structure has become the main exhibition space of the museum. The scenery from the high windows and the natural lighting pouring down are both dynamic and beautiful, making it easy to wander around. Taste belongs to the unique space expression of Qingshui Mold.

▲ Design:Tadao Ando Photo:Masaya Yoshimura / NACASA&PARTNERS, Inc.

Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Art

The Kobe Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Art collects art works by Western and Japanese artists related to the prefecture. It is located between the exhibition area and the gallery area. It is mainly built using fair-faced concrete technology and glass materials. It connects the basement to the second floor area. The unique spiral staircase makes the museum more vivid, and it introduces Tadao Ando's artistic creation and other architectural culture by displaying architectural models and drawings. Visiting here is a pleasure to understand the culture of Hyogo Prefecture and Tadao Ando. The way it is designed.

▲ Design:Tadao Ando Photo:matcha-jp.com

water church

The Art of Light and Shadow "Church Trilogy" is most people's first architectural impression of Tadao Ando (あんどうただお). The Water Church in Hokkaido uses the art of light and shadow, geometric lines, and natural design techniques. , restores the beauty of minimalism and simplicity, displays the superb craftsmanship and precision of fair-faced molding, and introduces natural skylight, artificial pools, wind and fair-faced concrete to achieve a perfect balance. Being in it and feeling the changes of the four seasons is full of Zen. religious field.

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The Great Buddha Hall

At Makomanai Takino-en in Sapporo, Hokkaido, only the top of the Buddha statue can be seen from outside the scenic hill. The bold design has unexpectedly become an attraction. It leads to the rotunda surrounding the Buddha statue. Looking up at the Buddha, the head surrounded by the skylight at the end of the tunnel is even more sacred. This is also because the surrounding hills change the scenery with the seasons. In spring, they are vibrant emerald green, and in summer, they are full of green. Vibrant lavender and the beautiful scenery covered with snow in winter, so Tadao Ando classified this work as a landscape architecture and welcomes tourists in different seasons!

▲ Design:Tadao Ando Photo: Makomanai Takino Reien

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

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2021-07-02 In blog, Clear water mold building

Qingshui Mold Architectural Design vs. Chen Bingxin Architect

Minimalist, simple and elegant style

Japanese architect Tadao Ando is good at using fair-faced concrete as the main building material. The facade shape eliminates exaggerated vocabulary and integrates the beauty of natural elements such as light, wind, and water into the surrounding environment, creating an overall Zen space atmosphere. The architectural design of clear water mold not only designs the visual experience, but also brings a calming feeling to the users of the space. Architect Chen Bingxin has been deeply influenced by Tadao Ando's unique and charming architectural techniques since he was in college; and the tonality of the clear water mold design also reflects Architect Chen's low-key and calm personality. After graduating from Donghai with a master's degree in architecture, he passed the college entrance examination and became an architect. Chen Bingxin Architect focuses on the research and application of clear water mold design.

Architectural Expression Technique-Clear Water Mold Design

Clearwater formwork design is not actually unique to Tadao Ando, but one of the expression techniques of architectural modernism. The term is used to describe unfinished concrete after casting, showing the patterns and joints imprinted on it by the formwork. It is an expression technique of architectural modernism. The construction of the water-formed building is a one-time pouring process without any decorative processes such as painting and decorative materials. It is completed as soon as the mold is opened, showing the "unprocessed" texture of concrete. The surface of the water mold is flat and smooth, which is different from ordinary concrete; it will be sprayed with a layer of waterproof protective film to prevent it from being soaked by rain or deteriorating, giving it a low-key, rustic texture.

Clear water mold design works

BSTUDIO's architectural space integrated design, which has won international awards from various countries, is located in Taichung. The most classic clear water mold design works for Architect Chen:

▲ The clear water mold texture uses the use of windows and hollow staircases to match the hanging greenery to create the personality and expression of the clear water mold building.

▲ Use the ingenuity of low grilles to create a ceremonial sense of entry. The large wooden door on the right opens into the 1F parking and leisure space

The unique texture and minimalist aesthetic expression of clear water mold architectural design. Many well-known designers, such as the 20th century French architect Le Corbusier, Czech architect Antonin Raymond, etc., all use clear water mold. Famous architectural works made from molds. Tadao Ando also mentioned in his autobiography that the use of simple clear water molds not only has aesthetic purposes, but also allows people to leave only a powerful feeling of space in their hearts.

▲There are completely different spatial visions and atmospheres during the day and at night

Clear Water Mold Architecture-Taichung Fu House

BSTUDIO Architectural Space Integration Design The work of Architect Chen Bingxin_Taichung Fu's house site itself is only 50 square meters, but it can create a personalized living quality space of about 100 square meters. Taking into account the direction of light, air circulation, and a private terrace and small courtyard.
Once the water formwork is grouted and removed, no further construction can be done on the wall. Therefore, multiple 1:1 model proofing tests are a very important step. In the early stage, the space performance, circuit configuration, template size, etc. must be determined very carefully! And. The texture of "Taichung Fu House" is a delicate off-white color with clear water molding, and is matched with grilles, solid wood, and stone to enhance the touch and temperature of the interior of the building and the rich and harmonious architectural expression of the exterior.

▲Choose solid wood decoration materials with warm texture in the living room to embellish the warm atmosphere of the home.

The wall surface of clear water molding has no sense of violation when used in indoor partitions; there is no need to make extra surface materials and tiling. And create a special and natural minimalist style. Use partial solid wood decoration materials in the living and bedroom spaces to bring out some warm aftertaste and create a sense of hierarchy in different spaces.

Clean water mold design recommendation | B-STUDIO

BSTUDIO Architectural Space Integration Design Architect Chen Bingxin loves the calm and original texture of water-cast buildings. They are not only strong and durable, but also reveal the structural beauty that is almost craftsmanship. It is a classic architectural form that many architects who love Japanese simplicity pay attention to and challenge.

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2021-07-02 In blog, Clear water mold building

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

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

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Dream residence

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

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

Dialogue between fiction and reality

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

Dialogue on the traditional spirit of modern construction methods

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

Dialogue between behavior and form

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

Dialogue between sky and green

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

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

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2021-07-01 In blog, Clear water mold building

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

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

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

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

▲ Langxiang Church Photo: archdaily.cn

▲ Langxiang Church Photo: wowlavie.com

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

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

▲ Salk Institute for Biological Studies Photo: Liao Yusheng

▲ Salk Institute for Biological Studies Photo: shredworld.com

▲ Salk Institute for Biological Studies Photo: wallpapersafari.com

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

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

▲ Kimbell Art Museum Photo: artgeek.medium.com

▲ Kimbell Art Museum Photo: aia-mn.org

▲ Kimbell Art Museum Photo: kimbellart.org

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

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

▲ Church of the Wind Photo: guide.travel

▲Church of Light Photo: matcha-jp.com

▲ Church of Light Photo: TIM GRIFFITH/ESTO

▲ Water Church Photo: cestbonweddings.com

▲ Water Church Photo: snowtomamu.jp

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

interior space-Avenue of Stars➦

construction space-Taichung Fu's House➦

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2021-06-28 In blog, Clear water mold building

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

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

10 clear water mold living room designs

Design: B-STUDIO Avenue of Stars

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

Photo: bebitalia

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

Design: Hatice Unsal Photo: archilovers

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

Photo: homedit

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

Photo: brunotarsia.com

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

Design: Maria Marina Photo: behance

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

Photo: KDVA Architects

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

Photo/Design: studiogoss

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

Design/Photo: Christopher Polly Architect

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

Design: B-STUDIOTaichung Fu House

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

What are the construction steps for imitation water mold paint?

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

5 construction steps:

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

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

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

4. Smooth|Grind finely with sandpaper

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

Clean water mold design recommendation | B-Studio

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