Shanghai Garden

Ju Xin Zhi Suo, created by Chun Qiu Space Design, is located in the Garden Villa area of Shanghai, where three generations live together. After optimizing the relationship between inside and outside, the boundary of space gradually disappears. Architecture harmoniously coexists with nature, and everything within sight is full of vitality. Taking into account the balance between public and private, as well as the integration of lifestyle and multiple scenes, after sorting out the route design and layout, the first floor and underground space are used as a public leisure area, and the second floor to the fourth floor are used as a private living area, and leave room for change for future variability. Open the space as much as possible, eliminate the sense of boundary between areas, and enhance the fluency of the route design with a transparent open space, so that residents can have more places to stay, talk and see in the space. From the garage into the ground floor, the skylight brings soft natural light into the interior, and optical interaction with the green plants in the corner, making the whole space more breathing. The soft sofa encloses a quiet sitting area, opposite the tea area where the host spends most of his time. Large area art paint combined with the use of wood elements to render a natural and rustic atmosphere, but also maintain the harmony and unity of the entire space. Here, time seems to slow down, meditate, or drink tea to empty, let people immerse in the peace of the moment. Light pours in from the top window, enhancing the brightness and level of the staircase area. Each step is like a beating note, and the transparent texture of the glass handrails infuses the whole design with a sense of lightness and modernity. When night falls, the lights at the corner of the stairs are like opening the prelude to the ceremony of returning home.