Shih Guang Yu

Time flows like a deep and meandering river, gliding gently through the echoes of passing years, stirring delicate melodies at every turn.
It is also like a soft breeze caressing the treetops, lingering among the veins of leaves, carrying an endless poetic rhythm,
bathed in the golden light of morning and the serene reflection of the sky. This river of time mirrors our memories, while also tracing the breath and movement of the space around us.
The design of the "Air Wall" dissolves the boundary between architecture and environment—pools of water reflect the shifting sky, cooling the space and guiding the breeze through, fostering a closer connection among neighbors. Independent "box" units fragment the building’s mass, creating layered wind corridors where light and air dance freely.
The volumes, rotating in response to the flow of the streets, engage with the movement of both time and perspective,
allowing the architecture to transform as one shifts their view.
Inside, "flexible partitions" shape a diverse and adaptive space—easily transitioning between dining and social gatherings, hands-on workshops, quiet reading, meetings, or communal events. This is not merely a composition of tranquility and balance; it is a vessel for life, transformation, and exploration. In the interplay of openness and adaptability, people are invited to pause, immerse, and linger in the moment.