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Capella Kyoto is an architectural expression that focuses on movement, materials and pauses, reflecting the implicit, ingenious and exploratory spirit of Kyoto.

The project delved deeply into the relationship between architecture, landscape and the city, and aimed to eliminate the boundaries between indoor and outdoor spaces.

The beauty of the "Runshetanu" office space can only be felt by those who are actually inside it. It comes from the perception of time and temperature, and it is a kind of "soft and gentle" beauty that is imperceptible yet profound.

The Living Room as a Garden - Not just a title, every design element of this home is a contemporary reinterpretation of the principles of gardening within a flat residence.

A project about patience and discovery, creating a minimalist space where simplicity and texture achieve a restrained yet profound balance.

Inspired by "time", a immersive healing theater is constructed. The design uses curved surfaces and light and shadow narratives to transform each visit into a serene ritual that reverses the state of the body and mind.

The project unfolds through a carefully considered spatial narrative, inviting visitors to traverse not just a retail environment, but a series of atmospheres shaped by materials, light and rhythm.

Under the ingenious arrangement of Lai Xudong, the home has developed a natural sense of order, taking on the form that best suits his own preferences.

The new headquarters of Jungle is designed to be a statement of the contemporary office space, offering a more unique, precise and highly cool working experience.

BORE Hotel takes root gently in this sacred land, bound by profound reverence for nature and human culture and a mission to forge a new path for the New Tibetan Style.

The charm of this entire residence lies in the fact that it brings joy in a relaxed state – this is a dwelling where art sets the tone but always maintains a dialogue with the living environment.

Art and life coexist, care and love accompany each other. It is not merely an artistic residence, but also a tender haven where she can set herself and pursue her passion.

The design concept of Titul residence is inspired by the philosophy of Japanese minimalism - that a home should only retain those things that bring peace and meaning.

XINA, with eclecticism as its core, creates an aesthetic sanctuary of relaxation and healing amidst the hustle and bustle of the city, making each visit a meeting with texture and tenderness.

The project does not revolve around "style", but rather focuses on establishing a harmonious relationship: alignment between the past and the present, architecture and usage, space and memory.