YANGYANG DESIGN/LI YUJIE | 270 PING, FOSHAN CHONGSHAN VILLA

“Architecture is an innovative tool, building is construction, and design is about highlighting the most authentic meanings, using forms freely, without relying entirely on pure form processing, which gives buildings a distinct personality, creates an elegant charm through the choice of environment and materials, and enriches it with this charm, A lifelike representation of space. ------David Chipperfield

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Rules of construction in and out of space
The rules of construction inside and outside the space

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Each Masayama mansion represents an identity, a taste, and a realm. Relax in the mountains and choose the water. When life wisdom and the ideal place to live here, the unique nature of the “Baishan Villa” of Poli Zishan is evident. Located in Foshan Polyi Zishan, next to the 4A Scenic Area, Zhishan, the lush mountain views are breathtaking. Here, the designer created a very textured open-plan minimalist villa for the residents. Retaining the original structure of the original building, Giant was designed to give residents a clean and clean, more naturalized appearance. Indoor space is also not independent of external existence, but is seen as a continuation of the building and glimpses of life in the space. Interior spaces shaped by architectural thinking bring design concepts to life more fully, and stories about light and flow are taught in the intervention of designer box blocks.

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Freedomance/Freedom

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The design of a private house begins with a flat layout, the traditional form of dividing the functional area with walls is too closed and uninteresting. Designers break with the formalization of residential design to create a free, fluid, flexible and seamless overall system of space in the language of architecture. In addition to the best natural view of the villa, the scattered natural light is also the best gift of the location. In order to bring the best lighting into the interior, the designer disassembled the original structure of the staircase as a single movement, disassembling the three main lines of internal and external boundaries, openness, and dynamic balance. The active line, the logistics line and the secondary lines entering the negative level, intertwine the different functional modes that accompany the mountain villa. The gap between one floor and the second floor knocks out the original solid walls. The 6 m high hollow floor windows allow the space to freely bathe in the natural light, enjoy a sunrise baptism and enjoy the beautiful sunset in the evening, while quietly introducing everything outside into the interior in the invisible. Create a fluid space experience. Stone and metal The two hard materials cleverly blend with the warm wood finish, breaking up the regular symmetrical background wall layout, creating a fictitious combination of leisurely welfare living that exposes the tension of the home.

IN THE OPEN OVERALL SPACE, THE GUEST RESTAURANT IS INTEGRATED, EMPHASIZING THE LARGE SCALE OF SPACE. THE DIVISION OF THE SPACE HALL AND THE LOGISTICS FUNCTION AREA IS ACHIEVED BY THE ADDITION OF BOXES, ACHIEVING A SEEMINGLY DISTINCT AND INTERRELATED STATE OF FREEDOM THROUGH REASONABLY CLEVER LAYOUT AND MATERIALS, WHICH IS ALSO REFLECTED IN MODERN LIFE The versatility of space and the great demand for a flexible living environment. Designers eliminate the large tables in the traditional living room, increase the space used by the sofa and coffee table in combination with boxes, according to the actual living habits of the residents; the metal box placed in the wooden background wall in the form of display shelves, carefully creating more display and storage functions for the distinguished; the use of rare wonders Magical glass ornaments with Akrai Noguchi's classic art atmosphere create a sense of elegance and splendor. B&0 Beoplay sound and FLOS belt chandelier and sofa rugs combine to create a rich palette of natural colors and an orderly stack of complex elements. A layered atmosphere; Vitra dining chairs in the restaurant with original ARSDEN chandeliers create fun in their simplicity; compared to the hustle and bustle of the empty hall, the ground floor is white and creates visual tension. Stellar works armchairs are elegant, decorated with a bright corner, flowing aesthetic...

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Spiritual domain/Spirit

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The perception of light is a functional norm in architectural structures and a preference for architectural aesthetics. Designers introduce natural light into the interior, as a freely flowing medium, in an ingenious dialogue with the three-dimensional components in the space. Just as the landscape of Suzhou Garden changes and the scenery melts, as people stroll through the living room, walk to the ground floor, move to a quiet and peaceful resting area, with a gentle breeze blowing through every inch of the space, the details of the light form a lifelike interwoven imagination, and the space slowly unleashes the way of life that “I Am Incorporated” Philosophy. Lighting ventilation on the ground floor is a focus of the design. Nature, art and culture are the key words of design here. In addition to this, the designers transformed the skylights to a large extent with a combination of oriental or western aesthetics, Chinese or French classics, and black and white minimalism, the designers transformed the skylights to a large extent.

Translucent stone walls subvert people's perception of “space” and create an overall space that is “separate and infinite”, making it a link of space. Light and spatial interplay, thus demystifying the boundaries of space, creating a classic aesthetic that is compartmentalized yet continuous. Just like a mysterious blind box that hides different surprises, it opens up a rich spiritual realm to the unknown. The texture of the clay, the windows transmit light or haze or clean, and the space presents a kind of tranquility that I have forgotten. The soothing, slow pace narrates the beauty of space, the sun setting, at one moment softly reflected into the walls, the slow flow, the gradual fading, the art of space itself, and the change of light and light colors brings the scene of the day of the space, allowing the occupant to relax into a different spatial posture.

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Construct Transition

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Designers' emotional demands and expectations were deeply rooted in the owners' demands and expectations. The designers did not restructure the structure on a large scale, instead using layering, rearranging, and rearranging the space, and repeatedly adjusting between aesthetic intuition and model demands, creating a hillside villa that is “half nature and half life”. The ground floor ceiling extends the spatial order of the building through the design method of superimposing and extending the building. The upper floor retains the structure's sloping roof structure. The upper floor retains the structure of the building's sloping roof, and a light box is added between the elevators to introduce more natural light, The Master extended the building body on its original foundation, and the ceiling built in the “box” like a plug-in embedded in the building, making the ceiling slope lower and the space richer.

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Design Post/Design

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This is why the mansion is a luxury home, rooted in rare properties, thanks to excellent taste and cultural spirit. In the pen of the giant, the art of “home” is not a recurring pattern, but rather the health, life and warmth of its essence, which transcends a certain stylistic cultural spirit and is an aesthetic creation that resonates deeply with the ideal way of life. In this villa, the design giant wants a natural state of harmony between mountain views, architecture, space and life, while at the same time a continuous relationship of three-dimensional interaction. In the form of pioneering art, designers take on the new flavor of Eastern Western culture, planting the ultimate ideal of revitalizing mountain living in the lines of naturalization and artistic landscape. Located in the living room, the view offers a panoramic view of the mountains, the windows open to the outside, the charm and the comfort of oneself.

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At the same time, untangling family relationships, emotional interactions, object stories, and lifestyles at the core of the scene, Giant's design brings the freedom and nature of art into the everyday life, allowing the delicate aesthetic to respond to the home and inner corners of life. In the end, elegance returns.

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Project Information
Project Name｜900 ㎡ Hillside Villa
Project Location｜Foshan, Guangdong, China
Building area｜900 ㎡
Design time｜March 2022
Completion Time｜April 2023
Design Project｜Li Xiaojie, Ho Chi Keung
Design Company｜Giant Design
Brand Consultant｜Ingredient Planning
Customization Consultant｜Sammys Senmi Takao Customized/Persimmon Pearl
Tile Consultant｜Ferona Cement Tile/Li Wenjing
Lighting Consultant｜Seton Lighting/Tang Chuan
Paint Consultant｜Tasani Art Painting/Li Xiaojie
Softwares Consultant｜Jiabao Software/Chen Wai Yie
Bathroom Consultant｜Kieran Tourmaline International — Weiba/Apple Germany
Main Furniture｜B&O Beoplay, Rare Art, Akari, Flos, ARSDEN, Vitra, Stellar works, occhio
Project Photography｜Invisible Architectural Photography/Oyang Cloud
Project Model｜Roelingjun
Design Document｜Kao An
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