Millennium Court II 21/L

Design with the concept of "modern fashion city", incorporating green buildings and energy-saving elements. The selection of environmentally friendly and energy-saving materials is a major focus of design, while emphasizing the human centered spirit without compromising the physical and mental experience of residents. The progress of cities provides people with fast and convenient transportation, living and living spaces, but densely populated and frequently contacted cities have brought about oppression in people's lives. Urban people have begun to pay more attention to the quality of solitude and family gatherings.

In practical use and functionality, whether in indoor or outdoor environments, intelligent, inductive, automatic detection ventilation systems, voice controlled operations and other "non-contact" interactive forms have the opportunity to become space configuration standards, combined with the use of energy-saving appliances. It is a popular, safe, and low-carbon home lifestyle.

The dining room is a narrow and elongated area, which is divided into different functional areas using the placement of cabinets. Each function has distinct independence but also a fusion of diverse spaces. The beams crisscrossing the corridor ceiling are decorated with arc shaped gypsum board ceiling light slots. At the same time, the dining room area is extended through invisible doors, visually combining the corridor area with the dining room to increase the overall sense of space.

Sustainable materials, recyclable wood, and environmentally friendly coatings were selected in the design to ensure functionality and environmental protection, minimizing the consumption of natural resources. Low energy consumption and high efficiency models were used for lamps and appliances to reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions.

In order to minimize the consumption of natural resources, sustainable materials, recyclable wood, and low VOC coatings are all fully used in the design. Low emission and efficient power settings are even more necessary, and smart furniture plays the biggest assistant in energy conservation. It can adjust or switch on the temperature and humidity changes of the space, greatly reducing power consumption but improving comfort. Large area lighting not only saves energy but also reduces depression.