Located in Beijing, this villa designed by TEMP is both a private residence and an art gathering place – a house that embraces the rhythm of family life while being open to art, light, and time.
The building has four floors, two above ground and two underground, striking a balance between privacy and sharing, permanence and change.
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Against the backdrop of urban renewal shifting from “land centered” to “human centered”, the project attempts to respond to industrial upgrading with a spatial system: bringing historical buildings into contemporary
The design project for the third grade of this semester is “Urban Living Room”, which refers to urban cultural complexes. The aim is to cultivate students’ spatial organization ability in
In Shenzhen, the spatial pattern of campus buildings is undergoing a transformation from “flat layout” to “three-dimensional growth”. Cast in Loop .