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Architects: XRANGE Architects
- Area: 490 m²
- Year: 2020
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Photographs:Lorenzo Pierucci, Kuo-Min Lee, Studio Millspace
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Lead Architect: Grace Cheung

Text description provided by the architects. On an ocean front mountain top between tall grasses and acacia forests, rugged curvaceous walls blur the boundaries between architecture and landscape to define public and private spaces of an 8 room retreat. The retreat, thus named Wandering Walls, is a building where the walls “wander” throughout like flowing ribbons. The remote location is susceptible to gale-force winter winds, sea salt in the atmosphere, and had no access road prior to construction. Furthermore, the lack of skilled construction labor and the shoestring project budget drove the decision to use cast in place concrete early on at the concept phase for its climatic endurance, ease of transport and storage on site.
