DANIU SUKIYAKI
“Time always forks, space extends in different directions, leading to countless futures“
This case has constructed a dream building concept similar to the movie dream stealing space, which is between the virtual and the real through Corbusier's brutalism and surreal aesthetics. On the way of light and shadow, build an amazing science fiction visual scene. From Bauhaus architecture, fauvism style, huge sense of scale and array sense of form, reflect a completely unreal spectacle - Inception Space.
Prelude To Dream
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The story is set in the distant future, during the colonial period, where humans exist in a new and opposite world. People live in excavated underground palaces, tunnels, and caves. People can manipulate the behavior and mind of others through dreams of theft, leading to the outbreak of inter ethnic wars. In the underground world, the space deepens and progresses layer by layer, and accidentally falls into a maze like lost territory.
Next, please dream.
Classical Palace
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This project uses the concept of Inception to understand Daniel's space as a surreal spiritual world. Build symbolic block structures into sequence scenes, creating a strong sense of classical ritual. Sculpture like walls cut apart the inner and outer worlds; The orange light and shadow spread through the cracks of the bricks, pulling thoughts away to another dimension. This scene is like the entrance of the palace on the outer planet of Erlacus in the movie "Dunes".
The architectural sense of brutalism's heavy construction forms a sharp contrast with the interior space of simple aesthetics. In this desolate and huge space scale, people walking in it not only highlights the momentum of the fauvism architectural style, but also the Utopian style of the underground city. Against the insignificance of humanity. This is the classic central symmetric palace layout. The classical palace representing the first level dream of Inception - the Earth's Heart Reverse World.
Endless Ladder
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One important aspect of Inception's "Founding Tools Handbook" is that dream design must create paradoxical buildings in dreams. The Penrose stairs are a famous geometric paradox, and Daniel's spatial design attempts to create an endless sense of time and space. Whether from the ceiling wall or the corridor, through deconstruction, reorganization and sequence stacking, all the limited perspectives make use of the ceiling to create an endless sense of ladder, which not only pays tribute to the design philosophy of Scarpa, but also diverges and relaxes people's subconscious along with the endless sense of space.
The design of the check-in point for the device drew inspiration from the paradoxical architecture of Inception, and designed a Mobius ring style staircase. By utilizing limited colors, layered textures, and a layered atmosphere of light washing, a futuristic visual style is created. Coupled with a unique storyline, it achieves a balance between sensory, psychological, and design stories, creating an infinite virtual cycle of dreams, where dreams and reality coexist. Representing the second layer of dreams in Inception - the endless ladder of heaven.
Glorious City
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The male protagonist of the movie subconsciously builds a utopian "shining city". With the guidance of dreams, space enters a new utopian city. The symmetrical folding staircase shape, the extension of structural cutting power, the rhythmic array of architectural contours, and the flickering of mirror layered lights ultimately form a sense of urban appearance. The endless derivative urban volume showcases the powerful power of utopian buildings rising from the ground in science fiction films.
The Lost Domain of Weightlessness
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The Lost Domain in Inception refers to the edge of a dream, with only primitive and infinite subconscious consciousness. It is the deepest dream shared by all, with endless time and space. By utilizing the mirror surface and light and shadow to refract each other, visual misalignment is formed, resulting in countless mirrors within the mirror, extending infinitely without an end. Create a weightless suspended object that perceives the universe. Finally, the fourth layer of dream - the lost realm of weightlessness - is constructed in the innermost part of this space.
Through Corbusier's brutalism and surreal aesthetics, between the false and the real. In the path of light and shadow, a geometric construction of the Inception Inverse Space Fantasy has emerged. Create a fourth dimension in the extremely limited three-dimensional space by using mirror space, blurry space, and atmosphere to wash light, exploring more dimensional possibilities of space.
At this moment, the dream is over.
- Interiors: Yeah Two Design
- Photos: Lu Haha