Commercial space design
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20110209_NCKU
-Designing Today’s Classroom for Tomorrow’s World-
The classroom comes from the idea of undering the trees!
A strong feeling of touching the wind and the sounds.
There are three kind of functions.
Evaluating prototype can let student exhibit their ideas and models or pictures.
Brain storming type can make student talk to their classmate, and makingh more great ideas.
Lecture capture type having the camera to catch the situation which could let people reviews.
This classroom contains variable ideas with several professional people by IA Lab / NCKU/ Taiwan, there are many great ideas and techniques of classroom . This article talks about the idea of space design and the studio atmosphere. However, we have our destiny to the classroom of tomorrow's world.
A new idea of using materials, for changing the atmosphere of classroom.
I Studio !
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Kenting Guesthouse
Set against the captivating coastline of Kenting’s Baisha Bay, this guesthouse embraces a dialogue with natural light, casting a sun-kissed glow that recalls the warmth of tanned skin under the subtropical sun.
Through layered frames and overlapping perspectives, the design highlights solid timber as the central protagonist, creating a tactile, grounded atmosphere. Floating wooden elements contrast with the boundless seascape, weaving together a composition that is at once natural, serene, and immersive—an architectural expression of living in harmony with the sea.
Pingtung
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Kaohsiung
The crisp taste of fruit drinks meets the warmth of timber cabins, inviting visitors to pause beneath shaded eaves and tree-lined corridors.
Here, the experience lingers with a refreshing aftertaste, redefining the spatial focus of beverage culture through an architecture of lightness, comfort, and conviviality.
Fruit Time Tea-Shop
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Kaohsiung
Kaohsiung Youth Innovation Center
The Kaohsiung Youth Innovation Center is envisioned as a vibrant hub for the next generation of entrepreneurs.
Guided by the principles of nature, openness, and interaction, the design invites abundant daylight and panoramic city views through expansive glazing, creating a bright and transparent atmosphere.
Organic floor patterns and fluid furniture arrangements embody the flow of ideas and the dynamic nature of collaboration. Green walls and natural textures infuse the interior with a sense of calm, balancing the intensity of entrepreneurial pursuits. Flexible zones—including exhibition areas, semi-private discussion pods, and co-working spaces—accommodate a wide spectrum of activities, fostering cross-disciplinary dialogue and spontaneous encounters.
More than a workplace, the Youth Innovation Center stands as an urban catalyst for creativity and entrepreneurship. It reflects the freedom, ambition, and possibilities of Kaohsiung’s youth, projecting new momentum into the city’s future.
