Design of this house enquires wrapping of a strip of programs around a central courtyard. I guess the side effects of this method is that it causes a fortress-like building whereby the entired spatial experience is internalised.
Looks cool doesn't it?
Because of the fortified design outcome, the 'programmatic strip' is let loose at the end point to readdress the external space and to allow a more welcoming atmosphere upon entrance.
Sorry Jürgen Mayer + MVRDV, had no choice but to rip the hell out of you. Hohohoho~!
Inside 'char siew' outside 'pao', inside outside 'char siew pao'
6. Place direct light on target object and use the settings below. 
The idea is engage the form on the site base on density and 'level of interation' (space syntax) so the form + space can be articulated to perform parametrically with the site forces. The distributed network of the internal programmatic configuration is compromised and rationalised base on the number of connection each program requires.
I do find buildings that carries a dual nature of design form to be interesting. In this case, I think the roof's geometry over took whatever the what's below. However, the roof responds to a much wider context in terms of its form, scale and aesthetics. Especially with the lights on at night.
Base on the form, I find in hard to believe all these unique panels are all planar, especially the ones on top of the bridge.
Anyway.. well done~!
