House J

The boundary after the corner allows the corner fields to be scattered along the edge of the path;

In the space behind the corner, the old and new walls confuse each other’s identities;

The view behind the corner allows things outside the window to expand and contract behind the corner.



The space used for homestays allows for more flexibility in configuration. While retaining the original structural framework, new boundary settings are used to establish organic public paths. At the same time, it also shapes the range of private spaces to form irregular Wall combination. Because of the irregular turning walls, the entrances, exits, and openings are hidden. These settings change with the distance the user moves, resulting in changes in the line of sight at different scales.

As the same wall that separates the inside and outside, if it can be turned at different angles, it can form different activities and atmospheres inside and outside. However, the wall that originally blocked the two ends can also become the beginning of a dialogue between public and private spaces.

On each floor of the building, there is reserved balcony space, facing the beautiful architectural landscape of the Tainan Art Museum. As the ground floor goes up, the breadth of sight is gradually expanded, and through the furniture, The configuration allows the intensity of activities to gradually spread, making it possible for the indoor space of the B&B to interact with the city.

The rotated angle leads to a new direction, allowing the remaining structures and newly added objects in the building to take on a new existence through the occurrence of activities.