The A’ Design Award, a prestigious recognition in interior design, has announced Che Yung Kung as a winner in the Interior Space and Exhibition Design category for their outstanding work, “In Between Octaves,” a Japanese Ramen House design. This project has been awarded the Bronze A’ Design Award, acknowledging its exceptional creativity, functionality, and overall design excellence.
The winning design showcases innovative solutions that align with current trends and needs in the interior design industry. “In Between Octaves” stands out for its skillful incorporation of oriental elements within a westernized shopping mall setting. The design features a carefully crafted grid sequence with a central axis running through the space, creating a harmonious relationship between new and old parallel axes. Hand-written calligraphy lanterns frame the outer kitchen and dining areas, adding a unique musical score-like quality to the space and enhancing the overall ambiance.
Receiving the Bronze A’ Design Award serves as a motivating force for Che Yung Kung to continue pushing the boundaries of interior design. This recognition validates the excellence of “In Between Octaves” and inspires the team to further explore innovative design solutions that positively impact the industry and the lives of those who experience their spaces.
About the Design
The “In Between Octaves” design demonstrates a deep understanding of interior space and exhibition design. By combining oriental elements with a modern setting, Che Yung Kung has created a unique and harmonious space that showcases the beauty of Japanese culture. The design’s attention to detail and commitment to excellence have earned it a well-deserved recognition in the industry.
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