Eastern Dwelling in a Natural Context

When Chinese residential philosophy meets the contemporary natural context, how can we avoid symbolism and translate traditional imagery into real-life scenarios? From courtyard layouts that echo the light and shadows of seasons, to natural materials such as bamboo and stone that are adapted to modern residential functions; from borrowed scenery techniques that solve the spatial claustrophobia of luxury homes, to Eastern aesthetics of negative space that balance the needs of everyday storage. Reusable design logic allows nature and Eastern aesthetics to truly integrate into the everyday residential experience.