Form begins with two imperfect halves. Mirrored across one another, neither is complete alone; only together do they form a circle, and only together do they become whole.
One half faces outward, framing our relationship with the world and with others. The other turns inward, where only the quiet truth of self-reflection remains.
Situated within a commercial building in the centre of Taipei, this project creates a place of retreat amid the intensity of the city. Conceived as a meditation space, it invites moments of stillness, self-awareness, and mindfulness rather than escape.
Unlike conventional yoga rooms, this space takes consciousness to be capricious, distorted and non-linear.
The interior is shaped by a continuous Bezier surface, defined through a series of control points that flow seamlessly from wall to ceiling. The continuous curvature makes the space intuitive to read and turns the practitioner inward, toward the intricate relationship between body and mind. The same unbroken surface also shapes how sound behaves: speaking and listening, echo and reversal arrive at once, opening a way of talking to oneself.
