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文字从书页里跳跃而出，由二维的文本体系建构出多元的立体空间，词句、段落、章节，甚至标点符号均被注入了灵动的生命。具有自我意识的阅读仪式感，随着时间的更替，纸张的日渐氧化——发黄或卷曲，最终被书虫所嗜爱以至于墨印的隐逝，种种自然痕迹，共同见证着曾经的岁月存在。

Text jumps out of the page, constructing a diverse three-dimensional space from a two-dimensional text system. Words, paragraphs, chapters, and even punctuation are infused with dynamic life. A sense of self-awareness in reading rituals, with the passage of time, the paper gradually oxidizes - turns yellow or curls, and ultimately becomes loved by bookworms to the point where ink prints fade away. Various natural traces together witness the existence of the past.

  • CURIOSITY
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    CURIOSITY

    “Design is all about exploring, and unless we look to the future nothing will be solved. ”——Gwenael Nicolas

    Gwenael Nicolas, born in 1966 in France, encountered several Japanese designers and architects during his studies at the Royal College of Art in London. He became fascinated by the Eastern art presented in their design works.  In 1991, he moved to Japan, and in 1998, he founded CURIOSITY INC. Influenced by the philosophy of Japanese design, Gwenael Nicolas began contemplating the feelings at the moment when people first enter a space or use a product, along with the emotions and experiences he wanted to express.

  • CO-LAB Design Office
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    CO-LAB Design Office

    Joshua Beck and Joana Gomes founded co-lab in 2010 in Los Angeles. In 2013, the studio moved to Tulum. For them, design is a cumulative process, not a product of "genius sketches".

    Joshua Beck has 26 years of experience in the field of architecture and building combined. He was also a trained wooden boat builder and a skilled craftsman. Joana Gomes graduated in architecture from the University of Porto (FAUP) in 2005 and joined Rotterdam-based architecture firm MVRDV as a designer in 2006. They are inspired by the natural beauty of the Yucatan Peninsula and the studio aspires to connect indivuals with Nature through their design projects, blending the built environment with the surrounding landscape.The studio is committed to sustainable design principles and works with locally sourced natural materials, resulting in spaces that are harmonious with their environment.

  • Ye Hui
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    Ye Hui

    Ye Hui, a contemplator of humanistic space, is also a contemporary design innovator. He advocates the concept of "natural aesthetics" and is good at carrying oriental humanistic and emotional spaces in contemporary design. Ye Hui possesses unique insights and perspectives on architecture, materials, light and shadow, and structure.

    Ye Hui founded the firm JG PHOENIX, in the design path, they insisted on exploring the space experience that makes people feel the rational thinking of the West, but also the sensibility of the East, the "intangible" and natural.

  • Maximilian Jencquel
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    Maximilian Jencquel

    Born in Venezuela in 1978, Maximilian Jencquel founded Studio Jencquel in Indonesia in 2010 to pursue his passion for vernacular architecture and tropical landscapes inspired by his childhood in Venezuela.

    In order to maintain a sense of harmony between the physical and social elements of the world around them, Studio Jencquel makes a deep personal journey through each part of the creative process by drawing on the principles of slow design.

  • Master-Classes 空间之间 | 比利时 x Olivier Dwek 比利时艺术大师Olivier Dwek受印际之邀，以“空间之间”为主题，将于2024年6月29日（周六），下午21点~24点为我们线上授课三小时。
  • Yinterview Vol.118 | 意大利 x studioutte studioutte于2020年由 Guglielmo Giagnotti和Patrizio Gola 创立，是一家总部位于米兰的室内建筑、装饰和收藏品设计跨学科事务所。
  • Yinmonth Vol.045 | 墨西哥 x RA! 8 月 31 日 周六 10:00-11:00  加入印际公开课，创始人将深入探讨建筑艺术与工艺。
  • intour Ramon Esteve

    The Vineyard’s Timeless Embrace

    Ramón Esteve is a distinguished architect and designer based in Valencia, Spain, where his eponymous studio has been crafting innovative spaces since 1991. During our design tour of Spain, we were fortunate to spend an entire day immersed in Esteve's world.

    A scenic 2.5-hour drive from his studio took us to the Cottage in the Vineyard, nestled on the outskirts of Valencia. There, we had the chance to experience firsthand the serene and laid-back Spanish lifestyle that so beautifully influences Esteve's work.

  • intour Nobis Hotel Palma

    Drapery of History

    Nobis Hotel Palma, the third luxury hotel by the Scandinavian Nobis Hospitality Group, beautifully merges historical authenticity with modern elegance. Entering this space feels like stepping into nearly a thousand years of history. Originally a 12th-century Muslim palace, the building has witnessed seven significant stages of transformation. After the Christian conquest in 1229, it became a fortification and later evolved into a Gothic and then Baroque palace. These layers of history, from its origins to its various reconstructions, create the rich and unique character that defines Nobis Hotel Palma today.

  • intour Neuendorf House

    Go Gentle into That Rosy Land

    Would you carry a tape measure in mind, to gauge how long this path is? That long, long path led to Neuendorf House, the renowned masterpiece by John Pawson and Claudio Silvestrin. A fortress-like structure with solid walls surrounded it, interrupted only by a narrow crevice.

    Those thick walls felt unexpectedly light, partly because of their pink color, a mix of concrete and Spanish soil. The whole structure seemed to grow from the land. With walls that enclosed it like petals, the house rose like a rose in that nomadic landscape.

  • intour Ricardo Bofill

    Re-Rebirth

    Nestled on the outskirts of Barcelona, a mere fifteen-minute drive from the city center, stood a marvel of architectural rebirth: La Fábrica. Home to Taller de Arquitectura (RBTA) and the Bofill family, this renowned masterpiece revealed itself as we drew near. Its imposing presence rose before us, a striking fusion of industrial ruin and organic transformation.

    The first glimpse of the towering silos, now adorned with creeping ivy and punctuated by verdant trees sprouting from the concrete, left us in awe. It was a surreal sight—an industrial relic metamorphosed into a symbol of creativity and resilience, like stepping into another world hidden out of the city. A forest growing on concrete, contrasting sharply with the modern concrete forest of the city.