Invisible

The entrance is extended with a half-height curved cabinet to create a space for both
storage and relaxation. The existing cabinet sliding doors are removed to facilitate
the extension of the space's permeability, and the vertical development connects the
floor and the floor slab. The function of the space is hidden in the façade, and the
curved surface is used to connect with the ceiling, and the gray paint is used as a
contrast to outline the division of the area and highlight the way of linking each side.
The added value is not in trying to bring out the essence, but in trying to fit in as
much as possible, imagining it as the original.
More than that is not an advantage, it can be a redundancy. Let go of established
perceptions, return to the essence of things, and let the add-ons begin to extend.
Moderately large geometry lightens the volume that is developing vertically. The
function of space is concealed in the façade, and the curved surface is used to
connect to the ceiling, and the gray paint is used as a contrast to outline the division
of the area and highlight the way each side is connected.
Each angle has a story of warm spatial structure. The added value created can also be
an invisible advantage!