Da Kuai Sen Lin

In today’s globalized context, architectural design is increasingly leaning toward uniformity, making the consideration of regional characteristics all the more important. Each area possesses unique climatic features, such as cold or warm climates and wind requirements, which directly impact the design and functionality of buildings. Therefore, when undertaking architectural design, it is crucial to fully consider these regional characteristics to create spaces that not only adapt to the environment but also enhance the quality of life.

In line with this design philosophy, some floating space boxes have emerged. These boxes represent not just a visual innovation but also a practice of ultimate integration with the surrounding environment. They resemble a part of nature, interacting with the water surface, wind, and sunlight to form a harmonious ecological system. Through this design, water, wind, and nature can flow freely into the boxes, creating an open and comfortable living space.

These floating boxes provide not only a sheltered haven from the wind but also allow residents to enjoy different natural environments in each season. In spring, sunlight penetrates the box, merging with the earth and the scent of tea; in summer, the coolness of water and the joy of swimming provide comfort; autumn showcases wooden elements, offering a warm dining experience; and in winter, the heat of fire and the warmth of a heated bed create a sense of home.

Through this design concept, these floating space boxes fulfill the basic needs of living while enhancing the residents' quality of life through interaction with nature. They create a dynamic space that changes with the seasons, allowing people to experience the beauty and harmony of nature in their daily lives.