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Design News Magazine featuring great design, architecture, fashion, graphics and innovation from across the globe.

 

Language Center

The scent of books and wood fills this historic institution, embodying the wisdom of generations. Classic texts, representing the essence of Chinese culture, line the shelves, with the Four Books and Five Classics symbolizing over three millennia of civilization. In the cross-shaped layout, the front echoes the sounds of reading, while the back is filled with guidance from teachers. Shifting light and shadows reflect the blend of traditional culture and modern scholarship, creating a space that aspires to 'the utmost goodness.'

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Photosynthesis

In the diversity of styles, the modern style has become a symbol of timelessness. The large blank space with dark wood grain shows simplicity but not emptiness. From the foyer, the semitransparent material makes the social area opaque and directs people's attention to the window view in the distance. With dream-like reflections, the borderless interior opens up the mind. The interior design provides relief from the hard work of being on the go and makes the home a warm harbor for the soul and emotions.

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Zhanjiang Chengfa Runyue

By integrating immersive experiences with local culture, Zhanjiang Chengfa Runyue Life Lab Center evolves from a traditional sales space into a hybrid urban lifestyle hub that balances functionality and aesthetics. Its open, multifunctional design transcends the limitations of traditional sales centers, enriched with diverse cultural elements and amenities to cater to young families who value both socializing and quality of life. Beyond propelling neighborhood development, it establishes an innovative urban culture model for Zhanjiang.

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Time Imprint

Time Imprint integrates age-friendly concepts with Chinese cultural elements to create future-oriented green rural housing. The design fosters intergenerational connections by harmonizing natural aesthetics, functional safety features, and low-impact materials to redefine green living for aging populations in culturally sensitive environments. Vertical green walls and rooftop gardens merge indoor-outdoor spaces, enhancing ecological connectivity. Human-centric layouts prioritize senior safety through non-slip flooring, grab rails, and smart health monitoring.

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Takumi

Amidst the flickering flames, the intense red of the burning charcoal and the brick walls create a visual and sensory feast. The brick tones, reminiscent of the warmth of traditional Japanese charcoal grilling, are reinterpreted in a modern space, blending tradition and modernity seamlessly. Whether in the open dining area or the meticulously designed private VIP booths, each space is like a carefully crafted stage, presenting dinners with one captivating scene after another.

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Craftsmanship

The ceiling, floor, and walls are covered with natural materials. The designer replaced the old flooring with cement, allowing a natural texture to develop over time. Small lines on the floor evoke a sense of inheritance, like a father's careful yet weathered hands. The cement on the walls preserves the traces of craftsmen, while the skylight connects the space to the local community. The interplay between steel bars and pine trees creates a contrast, and the lines guide visitors to a deeper understanding of the site's history. The materials reflect the brand's essence.

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