In-Between Dances Reception Foyer Of Residential Household

In-Between Dances Reception Foyer Of Residential Household

In-Between Dances Reception foyer of residential household is an innovative architectural interior design project that exemplifies the harmonious integration of indoor and outdoor spaces through dynamic sculptural elements and thoughtful material selection. Created by designer Tseng Chuan Chieh, this 616-square-meter reception area masterfully incorporates rhythmic curves that flow seamlessly from the exterior waterscape into the interior spaces, creating a sophisticated choreography between walls, ceilings, and floors. The design's distinctive feature lies in its elegant curved lines that guide visitors' visual journey from the outdoor environment through to the residential elevator entrance, while special discoloration-proof and crack-proof artificial stones from Spain extend from the exterior to the reception counter, precisely aligning with floor textures and ceiling patterns. The project, completed in February 2016, overcame significant technical challenges in coordinating complex pipeline systems with the curved stone installations, while maintaining perfect alignment with floor materials and ceiling designs. The mirror reflection of the gray stone elements on the lake's surface creates a serene natural ambiance, demonstrating exceptional attention to both aesthetic and functional details. This Bronze A' Design Award-winning project in the Interior Space and Exhibition Design category represents a masterful example of contemporary spatial design that successfully bridges natural and built environments while maintaining practical functionality for a residential setting.

residential design, interior architecture, curved elements, waterscape integration, spatial flow, reception area

— Adam Dawson