This renovated residence near Kaohsiung's harbor serves as a mid-to-short-term living space, prioritizing minimal renovations and the preservation of the original architecture. By using raw materials, the design highlights natural textures while reducing resource waste, with an eye towards future expansion. The layout is strategically designed to maximize beautiful mountain views and provides an abundance of natural light, enhancing the living experience through dynamic light and shadow interactions. Additionally, the bedroom’s flexible design allows it to transform between open and private states, reflecting the evolving nature of the space over time.
This renovated residence emphasizes the preservation of the original architectural framework, ensuring flexibility and openness for potential future use, while minimizing unnecessary renovations.
The design embraces raw materials, showcasing natural textures and traces of time, significantly reducing resource waste while maintaining future expansion or deconstruction possibilities.
The spatial layout maximizes mountain views and invites natural light, creating a dynamic interplay of light and shadow that enhances the living experience.
The adaptable bedroom design allows for a seamless transition between open and private states, facilitating a connection with the evolving nature of the space.
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