Who wrote "Blurring Boundaries"?

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Q: What is "Blurring Boundaries" about?

This article covers topics related to Natural Architecture, Built Environment Interiors, Double Skin Facade, Contemporary Design, Blurring the boundaries, Living with Nature, Intimacy of Space, Landscape Details, Nature Inspired, Sustainable Design, Housing. The extreme contrast is used to express the love of nature. The surface of the building is expressed by white walls and micro lime, while the interior is set by many logs and waste materials, and combined with modern furniture to better restore the natural scene. The tea room in the courtyard is set against an old wall. The open space air circulation echoes with the moss on the soil wall inside, creating a natural atmosphere in its own space.

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Blurring Boundaries

The extreme contrast is used to express the love of nature. The surface of the building is expressed by white walls and micro lime, while the interior is set by many logs and waste materials, and combined with modern furniture to better restore the natural scene. The tea room in the courtyard is set against an old wall. The open space air circulation echoes with the moss on the soil wall inside, creating a natural atmosphere in its own space.

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the space language formed by the simplest geometry, overlapping and crossing, and then the blocks are divided from them, so that the simplest language can be integrated into nature. He abandoned the dependence on material and advocated the enjoyment and freedom of the spiritual field. To believe in simplicity means to trust nature