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    Living Lab / Taiwan, JC Architecture / Taiwan
    Living Lab / Taiwan, JC Architecture / Taiwan
    Living Lab / Taiwan, JC Architecture / Taiwan
    Living Lab / Taiwan, JC Architecture / Taiwan
    Living Lab / Taiwan, JC Architecture / Taiwan
    Living Lab / Taiwan, JC Architecture / Taiwan

    Living Lab / Taiwan

    JC Architecture / Taiwan

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    DFA Design for Asia Awards 2019 l Bronze Award l Environmental Design ▪ Home and Residential Spaces
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    SPATIAL FLUIDITY

    Architects experimented with the delicate balance between public and private, outdoor and indoor in this residential space. A 312cm-tall stone wall separates the renovated colonial period architecture from the hustling and bustling of the urban city. Improving on the communal spatial arrangement of the Japanese-style building, every space is both a place to walk and a place to rest. The greenery plays a role in creating connections and interactions between spaces where the sunlight and wind flow through it.

     

    JC Architecture

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