Structure Design | 14 floors, flexible multifunctional single-family house in Taipei

Push open the door and look at the two large, slatted windows, and immediately catch everyone's eye. This is the starting point for bringing the bright outdoor window into the room, incorporating the streamlined lines of black vocabulary and functional zoning, creating a flexible functional single-family home for the doctor's profession. “When we entered the Maumereya house, we integrated the owners with many interests, such as musical instruments, fitness, electric power, among the original walls of the earth, so that the owners who love to invite friends can also enjoy the time of gatherings and a private and private personal space at home.

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There is a low beam between the dining area and the living room. To relieve the pressure of the heavy weight, a sloping finish was made to connect the two large blocks. Illumination can be installed inside the sloping ceiling, as well as a full-heat exchanger, dehumidifier, etc., to hide the invisible coating method, reduce the discomfort of the beam and restore the freshness and clarity of the studio. Drop down a half-high wall made of marble+paint to blend the gray texture. The wall is designed to meet the needs of both a 65-inch TV and a 32-inch large screen in the study. The cabinet has a recessed design for small items such as audiovisual equipment.


Two large floor-to-ceiling windows bring a rich glow to the area, creating warm sunlight and endless window views for a spacious and comfortable home view. The light gray sofa back wall has an unobtrusive presence and a beehive curtain that freely adjusts the amount of light to create a relaxed and relaxed lifestyle.

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