Once upon a treetop is a project designed by AODA Design. “The clients, two roommates with four cats and two medium-to-large dogs, previously lived in a rental property where all animals shared the same space, lacking vertical separation. This led to issues between the cats and dogs, especially affecting a three-legged cat, which required regular behavioral counseling. Photography by Studio YHLAA.
Oak Forest is a project designed by AODA Design. While getting to know the clients and discussing their needs, we deeply felt the warmth of their family and the intimacy of their lifestyle. They also strongly appreciate the richness that diverse colors bring to daily life, which inspired us to create a vibrant and engaging environment. As a result, we used warm wood veneer as the foundation for the overall material and color scheme, incorporating a deep emerald green that resonates with their love for nature. In the details, we selected stainless steel with a metallic luster, adding visual highlights and layers to the space while showcasing a harmonious blend of local Taiwanese characteristics with modern design elements. Photography by ivanchuang.
L. Studio is a project designed by AODA Design. In the suburban area of Taipei, Beitou, L. Studio emerged from the 88-square-meter basement of a building that dates to 1990s. Rooted in the dampness, the severely deformed magnesium oxide boards once covered most part of the property. As anticipated, natural light could only be transmitted through the opening of the patio. The team was tasked with transforming this shady subterranean space into an open and airy studio for kids’ studying and the owner’s art creating session. Photography by Jackal Liu Photography.
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