Uni-plus design center

We adopt the minimalistic theme, which pays homage to the architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe's work "Barcelona Pavilion" at the same time; exploit the "frame structure" and "glass material" to work concert with the transparent and refined elements, such like mirror finished stainless steel and marble to bring about the classic Western architecture feature of the office space. Moreover, we aim to manifest the modern architecture concepts of "free plan" and "space of flows" - ingeniously set the partition due to demands and freely adjust the forms according to habits.

Besides conceals the disordered equipment and circuit on the ceiling of the two-story site, on the other hand, we make use of steel decks, cement facing, and pipelines as the unfussy art-decor elements of the modern style for the rest exposed area, consequently present the beauty of the original structure.

Exploit the white tone as the basic scheme of the whole site, and widely make use of the glass, which not only creates the concise and well-lit circumstance, moreover, by means of the pure feature perfectly sets off the layering setting of the space. The large-scale glass wall as the partition, in addition to weaken the dividing lines of the space via the penetrating vision, and the "glossy reflection" and "mirror overlapping" effect of the material also add varied changes of the open-floor plan.

With the target of bringing about the open visual perception, on the first floor, we set up the transparent glass screen and equipped with the stainless steel frame to blur the division of each section; on the second floor, meticulously construct the floor-ceiling glass wall to enclose the area distinctly, hence to ensure the independence of the administrator office. Exploit the concept of "simplicity" and "liberty" to plan the two-story building; apart from stating the consistency of the design style, while respectively adjust and create the ingenious feature that in line with the usage demand of each domain.