“This transformation is “Heritage and Innovation”, we retain the human and emotional memory of this site, while make it more harmoniously integrated with contemporary life.
Takashi’s work is a reminder to our current reality which contains strange times as a result of the pandemic and the necessity of social distancing.
We should learn from Japan and use their experience for reference in projects, so as to better treat and retain diverse community cultures and improve the quality of life.
Viewers interested in design can view wonderful creations that perfectly reflect the traditions of the Hungarian furniture industry.
These foreign objects stood in the rubble of sand and stone, without asking why or where to go, as if laughing at our ignorance of the future.
Though the original work, we hope to let you see the marks of cultural development through early craftsmanship and recall our childhood memories of anime.
The interior, surrounded by landscaped garden, is divided into indoor and semi-outdoor, and a poetic striped pergola whose silhouette changes.
Besides the soft handfeel and excellent wear of these handcrafted fabrics, they showcase cultural traditions and are a canvas for self-expression.
The HKDC further presents the “DFA Awards Exhibition 2020” from now until 10th December 2020 at the 3/F Gallery, 7 Mallory Street, Wanchai, Hong Kong.
The innovative roof design makes the most of the breathtaking scenery, and the deep eaves of the light roof extend the indoor area.