eggelephant
杭州
An interior precedent by Shire Space Research demonstrating how translucent sliding screens and rhythmic partition fins organize light and space in a minimal environment.
- What we like about this project
- The left image uses double-hinged or sliding translucent screens that read simultaneously as doors and light-diffusing walls.
Materials
- timber
- translucent-glass
- plaster
- light-wood-flooring
Visual identifiers
- sliding-shoji-screens
- translucent-panels
- partition-fins
- concealed-linear-lighting
- pale-timber-floors
Style tags
- minimalist
- contemporary
- warm-minimal
- shoji-inspired
Visual tags
- minimalist
- flexible-partition
- japanese-influence
- warm-neutral
- interior-diptych
- Geometry
- Diptych layout pairing a symmetrical axial view through sliding translucent screens with a close-up diagonal perspective of repeating vertical partition fins and recessed linear ceiling illumination.
- Spatial scale
- Human-scaled interior doorways and partition elements designed for domestic flexibility.
- Lighting
- Soft, diffuse interior illumination from concealed fixtures and translucent panels, casting gentle gradients across pale timber and plaster surfaces.
- Atmosphere
- Serene, orderly, and bathed in soft, filtered illumination.
- Environmental context
- Controlled indoor residential or studio environment with warm neutral tones.
- Spatial experience
- The primary view uses layered thresholds and sliding panels to create framed, telescoping views into adjacent rooms, while the secondary view emphasizes rhythmic vertical compartmentalization under continuous light.
- Composition rhythm
- Balanced bilateral symmetry on the left paired with a repeating stepped rhythm of vertical fins on the right.
- Style reading
- Contemporary minimalist interior with subtle traditional Japanese spatial references
- Program
- Residential or studio flexible living space
- Perspective
- Interior Spatial
- Discipline
- interior
- Materials
- timber, translucent-glass, plaster, light-wood-flooring
- Visual identifiers
- sliding-shoji-screens, translucent-panels, partition-fins, concealed-linear-lighting, pale-timber-floors
- Style tags
- minimalist, contemporary, warm-minimal, shoji-inspired
- Visual tags
- minimalist, flexible-partition, japanese-influence, warm-neutral, interior-diptych
- Geometry
- Diptych layout pairing a symmetrical axial view through sliding translucent screens with a close-up diagonal perspective of repeating vertical partition fins and recessed linear ceiling illumination.
- Spatial scale
- Human-scaled interior doorways and partition elements designed for domestic flexibility.
- Lighting
- Soft, diffuse interior illumination from concealed fixtures and translucent panels, casting gentle gradients across pale timber and plaster surfaces.
- Atmosphere
- Serene, orderly, and bathed in soft, filtered illumination.
- Environmental context
- Controlled indoor residential or studio environment with warm neutral tones.
- Spatial experience
- The primary view uses layered thresholds and sliding panels to create framed, telescoping views into adjacent rooms, while the secondary view emphasizes rhythmic vertical compartmentalization under continuous light.
- Composition rhythm
- Balanced bilateral symmetry on the left paired with a repeating stepped rhythm of vertical fins on the right.
- Style reading
- Contemporary minimalist interior with subtle traditional Japanese spatial references
- Program
- Residential or studio flexible living space
- Perspective
- Interior Spatial
- Discipline
- interior