"Set along the banks of the Tamsui River, this vacation home opens itself to sweeping views of water and mangroves. Curved forms frame the landscape, softening the boundary between inside and out. The design is guided by a simple question: how can architecture sustain a conversation with nature? The answer lies in connectionbetween people, between light and shadow, between private retreat and shared life."
"Set along the banks of the Tamsui River, this vacation home opens itself to sweeping views of water and mangroves. Curved forms frame the landscape, softening the boundary between inside and out. The design is guided by a simple question: how can architecture sustain a conversation with nature? The answer lies in connectionbetween people, between light and shadow, between private retreat and shared life. By resisting rigid definitions and leaving space for flexibility, the house is designed to grow and evolve with time."
Set along the banks of the Tamsui River, the vacation home opens to sweeping views of water and mangroves. Curved forms frame the landscape and soften the boundary between inside and out. The design centers on how architecture can sustain a conversation with nature. The approach foregrounds connections between people, between light and shadow, and between private retreat and shared life. The plan resists rigid definitions and leaves space for flexibility. The house is designed to grow and evolve with time, enabling adaptation of spaces and relationships as needs change.
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