2025 | Professional

MUSE Design Awards Gold Winner

Penthouse of View

Entrant Company

Superorganism Architects

Category

Interior Design - Residential 

Client's Name

Country / Region

China

Project Narrative
Anchored in Guangzhou's prestigious Pearl River New Town CBD, Penthouse of View emerges as an architectural ode to multigenerational harmony. Designed for a cosmopolitan couple with discerning taste, this elevated residence masterfully orchestrates art, social sophistication, and domestic intimacy. The guiding principle of "Equilibrium" manifests through a contemporary design vocabulary that redefines vertical living, where panoramic views of the Liede Bridge and urban skyline become intrinsic spatial elements, crafting a riverside sanctuary that marries ceremonial grandeur with effortless functionality.

Design Strategy: Vertical Harmony
The tripartite composition (1,200㎡) thoughtfully balances public and private realms. The ground floor unfolds as a social epicenter, anchored by a soaring double-height living space, a seamless Chinese-Western culinary pavilion, and an art-infused gallery corridor. Ascending to the second level reveals intimate retreats - a family lounge and bespoke bedrooms tailored to generational needs. The uppermost level transforms domestic efficiency into an art form, with meticulously organized utility spaces and intelligent storage solutions that elevate daily rituals.

A sculptural spiral staircase in ebonized oak and Calacatta marble serves as both vertical artery and artistic centerpiece - a "temporal vessel" embodying familial continuity. Material selections form the architectural lexicon: Ceppo di Gré limestone and Prada Green marble converse with brushed oak and patinated metal, while flush baseboard detailing marries aesthetic purity with pragmatic maintenance. Venetian glass tessera and hand-troweled plaster create luminous textures. Italian craftsmanship reaches its zenith through Boffi's minimalist cabinetry and Molteni&C's precision-crafted wardrobes, epitomizing the symbiosis of form and function.

Human-centric design permeates every detail: accessibility-enhanced bathrooms for elders, adaptable modular systems for growing children, and intuitive smart home technologies that respond to circadian rhythms - all demonstrating a nuanced understanding of intergenerational living.

Credits

Superorganism Architects
Chih-Da Lin
Superorganism Architects
Tiffany Shi
Superorganism Architects
Stacy Song
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