Photographer: Jackal Liu
Photographer: Jackal Liu
Photographer: Jackal Liu
On the basis of the design capacity and records accumulated in recent years, Studio In2 has optimized and improved its past approaches for them to be introduced in space and traffic line design. This design is not overtly stylish and does not involve the over-stacking of materials. We hope to reconstruct the design language unique to In2 to keep a 5-year record as an example to demonstrate our designs to our clients.
In consideration of retaining the initial function of each space, we used the existing structural volume of a building to create spatial layers and used the scene for image composition. We integrated the white and independent volume with the existing structure to create a natural feeling for the spatial structure.
Finally, we adhered to the core value of our brand by emphasizing the layout of lines, volumes, and areas to create an abstract image composition. Despite the changes in the scene, the workplace still felt familiar to our team, enabling emotional resonation and extension. By continuing, inheriting, and improving our ways of thinking, we concentrated on exhibiting the souls and spirits of our brand in the new work environment.
Design Team:
Design Lead: Howard Yu, William Sun
Project Manager/Designer: Wills Chang
Photographer: Jackal Liu
Photographer: Jackal Liu
Photographer: Jackal Liu
Photographer: Jackal Liu
Photographer: Jackal Liu
Photographer: Jackal Liu
Photographer: Jackal Liu
Photographer: Jackal Liu
Photographer: Jackal Liu