Residential / Private Residence

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“To avoid visual clusters in a petite space, appliances are hidden behind white oak built­in closets and shelves. By creating a cleaner visual appearance, space is maximized on a mental level as well.”

 

Project: Private Residence

Size: 350 sq ft

Location: Tseung Kwan O

Completion Date: October 2016

The apartment appeared Japanese not much in its way of decor but in its way of space planning. The original 2 bedroom apartment is broken free into 1 flexible studio space. By repartitioning the apartment,  an  Engawa  ( an in-between space between indoor and outdoor in traditional Japanese architecture )  is created,  maximizing light penetration into the interior while doubling as circulation space.

As the apartment has a tight space budget, storage space has to be carefully arranged. Plenum space above restroom is indented with shelves from outside; Bed space is on a raised platform to create storage underneath. To avoid visual clusters in a petite space, appliances are hidden behind white oak built­in closets and shelves. By creating a cleaner visual appearance, space is maximized on a mental level as well. The opening above the working desk is fitted with a retractable curtain in order to provide privacy when needed (ex. Partner’s late night working session).

 
 
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