Jin Weiqi

The curved tilling flows from the roof and the courtyard continues on in the buildings, connecting inside and outside spaces.

Photography by Wang Ning and Jin Weiqi

Inside one of the buildings, the small white modern kitchen is tucked behind a curved wall that’s covered in the tiles. In the dining area, a long wood table sits below a set of three pendant lights.

Photography by Wang Ning and Jin Weiqi

Stepping into another one of the buildings, this room can be converted from a tea room into a bedroom via the furniture box.

Photography by Wang Ning and Jin Weiqi

Going into the next building is a leisure room that can be converted into a bedroom. The furniture box hides the bed, which can be pulled down when the room is notin use for other activities.

Photography by Wang Ning and Jin Weiqi

In the all white bathroom, a curved wall is seen again. Hidden lighting in the ceiling, and back lighting behind the mirror make this bright room even lighter.

Photography by Wang Ning and Jin Weiqi

Here is a closer look at the construction process of curved tile installation.

Take a look at the floor plan which compares the recreational space to the living space.