Space is for people, and the person who lives there

The host family itself is in a semi-retired state, and the elders will move in and need to be taken care of after the house is completed. Over the years, the space also needs to take care of itself. During their formative years, children need space to grow and be alone; You also need your own space, and you have to take care of yourself when you love others. These aging, intimate, and emotional spatial feelings are all in the organization of structures and circulation, and we try to hide these traces and make them natural, as if the space should grow like this.

We try to break the inherent cultural attributes behind the traditional symbols, use the classical vault structure with modern and colorful shapes to express the artistic conception of oriental aesthetics, retain some Chinese dougong elements, and use new materials, such as glass, which is a bold and sharp material to reflect the subtlety of space and products. These cultural symbols are crushed and distributed in the space, conflicting and merging, so as to find their unique spatial mood. These are important for the mood of the space, otherwise you would just see a pile of stone and wood building materials.