2025 | Professional

NY Architectural & Interior Design Awards Gold Winner Winner

Light Pulse

Entrant

Yu [ i ] Design Studio

Category

Interior Design - Office 

Client's Name

Country / Region

Taiwan

The project reimagines a 40-year-old duplex residence near Ren'ai Road in Taipei into a corporate office. Light serves as the narrative thread and structure as poetry. Raw beams retain their weathered texture, while mirrors and embedded lighting dissolve their mass, making them part of the visual story.

The spiral staircase acts as both a functional and symbolic center, guiding light vertically while linking programs and hinting at the continuity and transformation of the enterprise. The office avoids rigid walls in favor of curved screens, material shifts, and hidden storage to allow flexibility between working, hosting, and living functions. A black-gray-white color scheme combined with matte metal and mineral textures creates a calm, orderly rhythm. The design incorporates eco-friendly materials, LED lighting, and natural ventilation strategies to fulfill a modern vision of an energy-efficient, sustainable workspace.

Credits

Hung-Yu Chen
Yi-Chia Kao
Riane Chen
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