Before it was redesigned, the Sunny Apartment in Taichung relied on traditional Taiwanese architecture—its style, however, lacked proper connectivity of public spaces, as well as an agreeable amount of light exposure. Very Studio︱Che Wang Architects were tasked with restructuring the space to create a bright and fluid interior.
The firm operated within three architectural principles to create fluidity, a continuous flow of air and proper acoustics. The Sunny Apartment was given a new floor plan of a pentagon that allows for the "dynamicity of shared space [to be] caused naturally." The renovation is characterized by a bright all-white interior and beautifully arched ceiling elements that further build on the notion and understanding of fluidity as an architectural concept.
Photo Credits: Te-Fan Wang, Studio Millspace
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Fluid Interiors
- The redesign of the Sunny Apartment showcases the trend of creating fluid and connected interior spaces.
- Bright Aesthetics
- The renovation's all-white interior highlights the trend of using bright colors and light to enhance the visual appeal of spaces.
- Architectural Fluidity
- The arched ceiling elements in the Sunny Apartment demonstrate the trend of incorporating fluid architectural designs.
Sectors Adopting This
- Interior Design
- The redesign of the Sunny Apartment presents opportunities for interior design firms to create fluid and visually appealing spaces.
- Architecture
- The architectural principles applied in the renovation of the Sunny Apartment open up avenues for architects to explore innovative designs that prioritize fluidity.
- Home Improvement
- The use of bright aesthetics and architectural fluidity in the Sunny Apartment offers opportunities for home improvement companies to create modern and visually striking interiors.
