Invisible Boundary
In the Invisible Boundary residence by Taiwanese studio La Dolce Vita, a high-floor apartment in the Baohui Sky Tower in Taichung explores the relationship between openness and intimacy through soft architectural forms, warm materials and a fluid spatial composition.
Designed around the idea of flexible boundaries, the interiors combine curved elements and carefully modulated light to create a sense of balance and harmony. Within this refined dialogue between space and illumination, Lodes’ Random Solo defines the dining area with a delicate and expressive presence.
The suspended blown glass spheres enhance the verticality of the room, creating a light composition that interacts with the surrounding arches and reinforces the project’s soft, contemporary language. With its elegant simplicity and versatile character, Random Solo contributes to an atmosphere where light becomes an integral part of the architectural experience.
Designed around the idea of flexible boundaries, the interiors combine curved elements and carefully modulated light to create a sense of balance and harmony. Within this refined dialogue between space and illumination, Lodes’ Random Solo defines the dining area with a delicate and expressive presence.
The suspended blown glass spheres enhance the verticality of the room, creating a light composition that interacts with the surrounding arches and reinforces the project’s soft, contemporary language. With its elegant simplicity and versatile character, Random Solo contributes to an atmosphere where light becomes an integral part of the architectural experience.
Wohnbereiche
Location
Taichung, Taiwan
Projekt
La Dolce Vita
Credits
Ph: Kevin Wu, Moooten Studio
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