China Ceramics Network News As contemporary information, technology, and culture are rapidly disseminated and widely used, the design scope of designers continues to expand. From urban planning to architecture, to interior, soft decoration, industrial design, etc., designer Shao Weiyan believes that "contemporary architecture and contemporary design are showing a diversified development trend. As observers of the times, designers find contemporary ideas through observation and design induction." The context of design creates certain design value with new ideas and new works.”
Then, the value of design still needs to continue to be explored and discovered. On August 26, 2019, Yan Yu Design Salon will officially open in Changsha, Hunan. Well-known designer Shao Weiyan will give you an in-depth interpretation of the value creation of design and analyze the development trends of the design industry.
Designer Shao Weiyan—a representative of Asia’s cutting-edge design forces
Shao Weiyan
Team Director of Bamboo Gongfanmu Design and Research Laboratory
Graduation guidance of the Department of Architecture and Interior Design of Chung Yuan University
Doctor of Architecture from Taiwan Chiao Tung University.
He is good at space design and computer-aided designAssist with integration
Follow the pulse of world design
And emphasize the importance of practical and academic research
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This Yan Yu Design Salon is hosted by Foshan Oceano Ceramics Co., Ltd.
Design exchange meeting hosted by Hunan Design Innovation Institution Forum
The theme of the conference is "The Value of Design"
Specially invited senior designer Shao Weiyan, Ph.D., Institute of Architecture, National Chiao Tung University
From the perspectives of contemporary design trends, crossover, and integration
Sharing his thoughts and gains on design over more than 10 years of experience
Foresee the value of future design with you
"I think contemporary architecture is more focused on cross-border status rather thanWhen I do architecture, I don’t care about the interior. Now and in the future, I will talk more about cross-border thinking. "said designer Shao Weiyan. Shao Weiyan's use of cross-border thinking can be seen in many of his works. He presents an alternative space style with bold, avant-garde and innovative design thinking.
Work Appreciation
"Between Opening and Closing"
The main public area constructed by the living room, dining room, landscape bath and kitchen presents a broad and comfortable scale of home life in a completely open form. In the huge indoor space, on the short side facing the road, long horizontal windows introduce plenty of light into the room. The ceiling, cultural stone tiles and wooden walls create a living room atmosphere. On the other side, an open square landscape bathhouse is boldly placed, supplemented by a cladding design surrounded by wooden grilles. Facing the indoor balcony with sparse plantings outside the floor-to-ceiling windows, it creates a resort-like atmosphere in a relatively limited indoor space. Feeling relaxed.
"Exploring the Kitchen and Source"
Through the development and creation of space possibilities, a diverse and transformable space field has been created, which can host a variety of food and lifestyle activities and art exhibitions. Through the diverse food art styles, it perfectly demonstrates cross-field professional cooperation and provides space users with a new food life experience.
Based on spatial operation and free-planar, movable movable modular components, various kitchen areas of different shapes are combined into it. Multifunctional exhibition and sales space reveals modular furnitureMovable and assembled push-pull cart cabinets can adapt to the use of spaces with different functions, and the functional configuration of carts and furniture can be adjusted flexibly. The push-pull carts can even be moved outdoors for some food and lifestyle pop-up events, breaking indoor boundaries and extending to the street. Alley.
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