Innonow Resort | Fusion Design

From the bay where the culture originated, to the ancient city where the culture is integrated, INNO pursues the traces of marine culture. Together with Fusion Design, after Innobay resort, Innonow resort is built at Nantou Ancient City.

With the development of history to the present, cultures have changed their independence and gradually merged with each other. The blending of cultures also influences and changes the space design concept. The original Innonow consisted of two separate buildings, some floors were connected. Fusion Design opened up all the floors, referring to the design method of Chinese patio, connecting the two buildings and blending them into one.

The interior space takes the built-in patio as the central axis, and holes are opened at the top of the space and on the walls of each floor, which changes the problem of unclear lighting due to the close proximity of shops. The multiple combinations of special-shaped blocks carve out richer layers in the four-dimensional space. Light and shadow are intertwined, and the floating visual effect creates a kind of vitality.

The mirrors are perpendicular to each other on the first floor of the entry, which makes the picture cycle appear, and increases various interactions between indoor and outdoor, people and the environment.

The reception area on the second floor is a creation of "something out of nothing". After the closed wall is cut and reshaped, a whole new space is liberated. The black mirrored ceiling weakens the visual boundary, creating a dramatic illusion that the space is low because of the black.

The original column is left as the support structure of the space, and the unpolished rough texture tells the memory of the past. The multiple materials of the co-construction space connect the past and the present, and also in the collision between the old and the new, leaving visitors with thinking propositions about the preservation and renewal of urban culture.

Goldleaf is a traditional handicraft of the Chinese nation. Consciousness moves upwards with the gold leaf and gathers at the top of the café upstairs, and the spatial connection is enhanced again in the interaction between the upper and lower floors.

The room design focuses more on people's sleeping experience, so more windows are embedded in the space to nourish the sleeping field through sunlight. The half-wrapped headboard has a great sense of design and also gives the sleeper more peace of mind.

Facing the limited space scope, Fusion Design redefines the visual space size with semi-transparent relationship. Changhong glass eliminates the boundaries of the field of vision, and the carved wall artistically modifies the aesthetic perspective and optimizes the spatial structure.