This eclectic residential project is located in Longhua District, Shenzhen City. The project structure is relatively square. However, due to the unreasonable layout, we made significant adjustments in the division of circulation and areas. We removed the wall of the bedroom that connects to the living room and considered it as a foldable window view that can be opened and closed. We also placed a 2.3-meter-wide desk surface below.

To ensure that the light in the area is not blocked within the room, the light from the south side is introduced into the corridor. Combined with the glass curtain wall material of the original building's exterior facade, we simultaneously adopted two long rainbow glass doors with a sky-to-ground axis for treatment, instantly making the originally "dim" corridor transparent and presenting light and shadow. Large areas of stainless steel cabinets are used to reflect the light entering the room for the second time, and precast slabs of exposed concrete are used to harmonize the entire space and create a sense of contrast, allowing people to feel the changes in their emotions when they are in it.

The space has a four-layer progressive relationship from south to north, blurring the regional division of the space while also emphasizing the interaction of the relationship. The intersection and penetration of the movement lines and sightlines have been achieved. The residential project covers an area of 108 square meters and is a space for two generations to live together. It is planned and laid out around family interaction, in line with the design flow of life, to restore the most authentic home state. We moved the original dining room to the edge of the balcony and sealed it with two large sliding doors.

When opened, it can also meet the homeowner's love for outdoor dining. The homeowner hopes to expand more storage space within the limited area to have enough space to display some of his utensils and the "treasures" he brought back from all over the world.

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