KC Design Studio designed a small apartment in Taipei, Taiwan, for a client who wanted to have a space to entertain many friends. To achieve this, the private area was kept small, while the public living space was made the largest in the home. The main materials used in the design were concrete, paired with patterned hexagonal tiles and cedar wood. The kitchen tile rises from the floor of the island, a table extends from the island for dining. The living room and kitchen are an open plan with adaptable furniture that can be moved to accommodate various sizes if needed. The space design has three different heights to help define the space, the entrance height is kept low to draw your eye into the space with a higher ceiling height.
KC Design Studio designed the Hu Apartment in Taipei, Taiwan, for a client who wanted to have a space to entertain many friends. To achieve this, the private area was kept small, while the public living space was made the largest in the home. The main materials used in the design were concrete, paired with patterned hexagonal tiles and cedar wood. The kitchen tile rises from the floor of the island, a table extends from the island for dining. The living room and kitchen are an open plan with adaptable furniture that can be moved to accommodate various sizes if needed. The space design has three different heights to help define the space, the entrance height is kept low to draw your eye into the space with a higher ceiling height. The design of this apartment is a testament to the power of smart and efficient design, providing a comfortable and functional living space within a limited footprint.
Project Information:
Architect: KC Design Studio
Location: Taipei, Taiwan
Area: 24 square meters
Materials: Self-leveling concrete, ceramic tile, wood veneer, latex paint, cedar wood board, concrete paint
