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Urban Rhythm ResidentialUrban Rhythm ResidentialUrban Rhythm Residential is an innovative architectural and interior design project that exemplifies the harmonious fusion of Eastern and Western design philosophies, completed in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The project's most distinctive feature is its hexagonal grid exterior, which serves both aesthetic and functional purposes by managing direct sunlight while creating an engaging visual presence. The design demonstrates sophisticated spatial planning across multiple floors, with the first floor greeting hall incorporating warm, natural materials such as beige Travertine and teak wood to establish a welcoming atmosphere that reflects contemporary Zen aesthetics. The second floor, dedicated to entertainment and discussion spaces, showcases a more modern approach through the use of metal installations and glass partitions, creating distinct meeting areas while maintaining visual continuity. The project successfully addresses complex architectural challenges, including building height restrictions and limited land availability, through innovative space optimization and thoughtful design solutions. The interior design philosophy emphasizes the creation of a spiritual sanctuary within an urban context, incorporating art installations and carefully selected materials to produce a sophisticated environment that promotes relaxation and contemplation. The project, which earned a Bronze A' Design Award in the Interior Space, Retail and Exhibition Design category, represents a significant achievement in modern residential architecture, particularly for its ability to integrate practical functionality with artistic elements while maintaining cultural sensitivity. The design's success lies in its holistic approach to creating multifunctional spaces that serve both practical and aesthetic purposes, effectively combining structural innovation with spiritual comfort in a contemporary urban setting. Author: Adam Dawson Keywords: residential architecture, contemporary zen design, hexagonal grid facade, sustainable lighting solutions, multifunctional space planning, urban sanctuary design SOURCES: |
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