Chien-Neng Chang
TAIWAN (CHINA)
Meet Chien-Neng Chang - a powerhouse of good design, creativity and innovation based in Taiwan (China). Chien-Neng Chang's design journey has been nothing short of spectacular, marked by a tireless pursuit of excellence. This dedication is clearly mirrored in Chien-Neng Chang's impressive haul of 7 A' Design Awards that we showcase here. Spanning across categories such as Interior, Chien-Neng Chang's work stands as a living testament to a steadfast commitment to design excellence, serving as a beacon of inspiration for designers globally. With each project, Chien-Neng Chang masterfully blends form and function, crafting designs that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also functional and timeless. This approach underscores Chien-Neng Chang's celebration of creativity and an unyielding quest for innovation.
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Verdurous Home Residential Apartment
Verdurous Home is a residential interior design created for a family of five in Taichung, Taiwan. The property covers 445 square meters. Plant walls, more commonly used in commercial spaces, extend the vertical scale of the rooms and enliven the atmosphere. One plant wall forms a transition before the main living area on the second floor, where blue sofas, a carpet and a painting repeat the green tones. Wood and stone give a calm mood. The upper floors hold the private rooms around a sunlit central staircase.
Verdurous Home is a residential interior design created for a family of five in Taichung, Taiwan. The property covers 445 square meters. Plant walls, more commonly used in commercial spaces, extend the vertical scale of the rooms and enliven the atmosphere. One plant wall forms a transition before the main living area on the second floor, where blue sofas, a carpet and a painting repeat the green tones. Wood and stone give a calm mood. The upper floors hold the private rooms around a sunlit central staircase.
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Living and Forging Together Residential House
Living and Forging Together is the interior design of a residential house in Taichung, Taiwan, covering 217 square metres. The design brings the view of the lush garden landscape into the home. Minimalist and modest colours on the exterior blend with the colours of the natural setting. Semi-outdoor spaces such as a balcony and a terrace soften the boundary between indoor and outdoor areas. The porch is finished with wood grilles and slate bricks. Symmetrical floor-to-ceiling windows bring daylight into the rooms.
Living and Forging Together is the interior design of a residential house in Taichung, Taiwan, covering 217 square metres. The design brings the view of the lush garden landscape into the home. Minimalist and modest colours on the exterior blend with the colours of the natural setting. Semi-outdoor spaces such as a balcony and a terrace soften the boundary between indoor and outdoor areas. The porch is finished with wood grilles and slate bricks. Symmetrical floor-to-ceiling windows bring daylight into the rooms.
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Exuberance Residence
Exuberance is a residential interior design for a home of 57 square meters in Taichung City, Taiwan. The concise layout and fluid flow connect daily needs and habits in an orderly way. The space is planned for rest, parties, family gatherings and work from home. Teak, marble and tinted, patterned and clear glass build the texture of the interior. Many storage rooms make the home practical to use and easy to clean. Floor-to-ceiling windows and honeycomb blinds bring in natural light while keeping privacy.
Exuberance is a residential interior design for a home of 57 square meters in Taichung City, Taiwan. The concise layout and fluid flow connect daily needs and habits in an orderly way. The space is planned for rest, parties, family gatherings and work from home. Teak, marble and tinted, patterned and clear glass build the texture of the interior. Many storage rooms make the home practical to use and easy to clean. Floor-to-ceiling windows and honeycomb blinds bring in natural light while keeping privacy.
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City Forest Residential Space
City Forest is a residential interior design for a 128 square metre home in Taichung, Taiwan. The layout is open, and warm light gives the rooms a bright and calm character. Colourful objects add contrast and bring out the different layers of the space. Eco-friendly decorative paint covers the living room walls, while the bedroom cabinets are made of wood-based panels. The flooring uses non-timber forest products. A three-sided door frame at the entryway and textured sliding door panels unify the appearance and improve the flow.
City Forest is a residential interior design for a 128 square metre home in Taichung, Taiwan. The layout is open, and warm light gives the rooms a bright and calm character. Colourful objects add contrast and bring out the different layers of the space. Eco-friendly decorative paint covers the living room walls, while the bedroom cabinets are made of wood-based panels. The flooring uses non-timber forest products. A three-sided door frame at the entryway and textured sliding door panels unify the appearance and improve the flow.
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Dawn Residential Space
Dawn is a residential interior design for a 105 square meter home in Taichung, Taiwan, completed in January 2021. The scheme moves away from the minimal Nordic palette and uses soft, gracious colors with carefully selected decorations. Green coating materials are applied instead of traditional marble walls, a choice that is more environmentally friendly and allows colors to be changed easily. A low girder is treated as a feature that links the dining and living areas. Natural ventilation and daylight are brought into the space for comfort.
Dawn is a residential interior design for a 105 square meter home in Taichung, Taiwan, completed in January 2021. The scheme moves away from the minimal Nordic palette and uses soft, gracious colors with carefully selected decorations. Green coating materials are applied instead of traditional marble walls, a choice that is more environmentally friendly and allows colors to be changed easily. A low girder is treated as a feature that links the dining and living areas. Natural ventilation and daylight are brought into the space for comfort.
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Light Composition Residential Apartment
Light Composition is a residential interior design for a 450 square meter home in Taichung, Taiwan. The plan links the indoor spaces through gentle changes of light. Brown wood veneers extend from the entryway to the television wall and recall the texture of fair-faced concrete. Low cabinets form a visual route through the home. Clear glass panels divide the living and dining areas, admit daylight and contain cooking fumes. Suspended plants and a Japanese-style patio add greenery. Indirect lighting creates a calm mood at night.
Light Composition is a residential interior design for a 450 square meter home in Taichung, Taiwan. The plan links the indoor spaces through gentle changes of light. Brown wood veneers extend from the entryway to the television wall and recall the texture of fair-faced concrete. Low cabinets form a visual route through the home. Clear glass panels divide the living and dining areas, admit daylight and contain cooking fumes. Suspended plants and a Japanese-style patio add greenery. Indirect lighting creates a calm mood at night.
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The Axis of Space Time Turning Residential Apartment
The Axis of Space Time Turning is a residential apartment of 126 square meters planned for three generations of one family. The dining room, rather than the living room, is the main space, and a round table stands at the center. Large structural beams and columns are concealed by curved walls and ceilings. A marble curved surface forms the television wall and screens the study behind it. The corridor to the private rooms narrows between two circular walls. No sharp corners are used, so the home remains safe for daily family life.
The Axis of Space Time Turning is a residential apartment of 126 square meters planned for three generations of one family. The dining room, rather than the living room, is the main space, and a round table stands at the center. Large structural beams and columns are concealed by curved walls and ceilings. A marble curved surface forms the television wall and screens the study behind it. The corridor to the private rooms narrows between two circular walls. No sharp corners are used, so the home remains safe for daily family life.
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