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The Home for Mutual Gaze
The Home for Mutual Gaze
The Home for Mutual Gaze
The Home for Mutual Gaze
The Home for Mutual Gaze
The Home for Mutual Gaze
The Home for Mutual Gaze
The Home for Mutual Gaze
The Home for Mutual Gaze
The Home for Mutual Gaze
The Home for Mutual Gaze
The Home for Mutual Gaze
The Home for Mutual Gaze
The Home for Mutual Gaze
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The Home for Mutual Gaze

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Celia Huang

Reevaluating the original layout of the 640 sq ft home, the three-bedroom configuration feels cramped due to overlapping circulations and functions. Considering the couple's lifestyle, the other two bedrooms are omitted. A central axis reorganizes the layout with the concepts of a “village”—divided shared and private zones. A sense of 'mutual gaze' was created through a circulatory flow. The removal of the main wall allows the ceiling to provide subtle hints, while movable furniture and background-integrated cabinets create a flexible, all-directional living space.

Client / Manufacturer

Celia Huang

Taipei, TW

Shawn Wang

Taipei, TW
Design
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Taipei, TWKAO SHIH-CHIEH, CHANG AI-CHI
Date of Launch
2024
Target Regions
Asia
Target Groups
Consumers / Users

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