南投竹山·序構習作

Structured Sequence: “Structured in sequence, flexible by design.”

This project embraces an evolving spatial logic—one where function meets possibility, and every choice leaves room for adjustment.

A traditional coffee table is omitted in the living room to create an open zone for play and interaction. Along the transitional corridor, a magnetic wall is introduced—serving as both a playful canvas for children and a practical reminder board for the family.

In the kitchen, the dining table is repositioned to the hallway, expanding the kitchen's usability for caregiving and movement, while retaining the option for future reconfiguration.

The palette stays light and understated, grounded in soft wood tones and whites, with muted accent hues adding visual rhythm. Here, structure is not rigidity—it’s a framework for daily rituals, small changes, and the quiet choreography of growing together.