Taiwan's unique urban environment poses challenges for designers, as over 80% of its population lives in densely populated cities. To address spatial limitations, architects focus on clever layouts, multi-functional furniture, and maximizing verticality. The article discusses various residential interior designs, classified by square footage, from five notable design firms. Key strategies include using mezzanines in micro-apartments and optimizing natural light, resulting in homes that feel open and dynamic. Through 11 showcased projects, the article illustrates how these designs balance functionality and aesthetics, allowing residents to thrive in compact living conditions.
Architects embrace the limited space of Taiwan's densely populated cities as opportunities to experiment with smart layouts and multi-functional furniture, enhancing livability.
The article explores various approaches to Taiwan's residential interior design, highlighting innovative solutions to maximize space in urban settings.
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