Ming Hong-Tsai was live at Taiwan. A group of design manias pursues timeless elegance, historic tradition, and coexistence with nature in interior space. He dedicates to both classic and innovative solution on every project, aiming on long-term progress and sustainable connection with fashion, culture, society. NB:2016 ADA Nominee ( Asia Design Award, Taiwan),
2016 TINTA Nominee (Taiwan Interior New Talent Award),
2016 SCIDA Gold Award (Straits Cup Interior Design Awards,Fuzhou/China)

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Bon Appetit Photography Studio by Ming-Hong Tsai Light alteration is a key factor for photo-shooting; thus, this revamp of building, built in 1982, aims to coexist with natural daylight as much as possible. Inspired by membrane semi-transparency, the facade was rebuilt with glass bricks, undermining the sloping ground line and visual heftiness. Indoors cement hollow-bricks create contrasts with glass bricks, both materials implying a synthesis of old days and new era, allowing light-transmitting freely spread out. In dawn, while interior is lit up, passers-by sit on the bench sharing illumination via glass wall, linking up city and citizens.

Lure Union Residential Interior Design by Ming-Hong Tsai Alienation is a primary concept of modernism; however, being together with families is what people long for. Reunion is the theme of this project master-planning. The house comprises both leisure and habitable functions, to adapt to future 3-generation family members. The accessible design is also considered and fulfilled to comply with aging society trends. Split a rectangular layout into cubicles, and integrate every section with seamless doors at the same wall. Glass sliding doors, found in the kitchen and the library room, bring better day-lighting conditions in open-concept living areas.

Ming Hong-Tsai

1F., No.273, Wucyuan 3rd St

West Dist

P: +886910759057

Ming Hong-Tsai is IAD member since 2018, with 10172 IAD rating.