Client: Style Building

             Interior Design: posAmo Design

             Landscape Design: posAmo Design

             Lighting Design: HDJC Light

             Awards:       2022 MUSE Design Awards – Gold

                                      2022 TATAN Prooerty Awards – Gold

                                      2022 Arch Design Award – Bronze

                                      2022 BLT Built Design Awards – Honorable Mention

                                      2022 Outstanding Property Award, London – Winner

                                      2022 MUSE Interior Design Award – Platinum

                                      2022 Sydney Design Awards – Gold

                                      2022 Design Excellence Awards (IDEA) – Honorable Mention

             Design Concept:

                                      Local History

                                      In the 20th century, Taichung’s urban core began to take shape. Influenced by Japanese and European architecture, the dominant building styles

                                      included Neoclassicism and Baroque, adapted to the city’s hot and humid climate through the use of arcades, covered walkways, and red brick

                                      structures.

                                      Examples: Taichung State Hall, City Hall, Train station.

                                      Art Deco & Modern/Neoclassical Influence

                                      In 20th-century New York, skyscrapers rose across Manhattan. Beyond the minimalist modernist glass and concrete structures and classically styled

                                      neoclassical or Baroque buildings, a new eclectic style emerged—Art Deco, blending classical forms with modern ideals. Despite its distinct style,

                                      Art Deco has the ability to harmoniously blend with the urban environment, creating a unique coexistence between innovation and the city’s cultural

                                      fabric, and is therefore perfect to be incorporated into this project in Taichung.

                                      The Art of Decoration

                                      (1 )  A new eclectic aesthetic combining Neoclassicism, Art Nouveau, Art Deco, and Chinese style

                                      (2)  Taiwanese / Eastern Asian elements: jade, palace lanterns, decorative windows, and traditional text

                                      (3)  Subtropical high-rise greening in the style of WOHA: sky terraces, streetscapes, and rooftop gardens

                                      Architectural Features

                                      (1 )  Recessed windows with overhanging eaves → energy efficient

                                      (2)  Stepped-back tower design → shapes the skyline

                                      (3)  High-ceiling arcades and wide sidewalks → enhances pedestrian comfort