Award-winning client projects,
design through photography.

Shared living and multigenerational exchange guide this residence. Photography records scale, furniture placement and connected views.

All image: Photographer BLAKE, Xiang Studio（2014）

Flowing circulation reorganises an irregular plan. Connected viewpoints explain the relationship between its principal zones.

All images: Photographer BLAKE, Xiang（2013）

Axes, material boundaries and furniture establish the residential order, documented through overall views and details.

Image #1–5: Photographer BLAKE（Blake）, 2016

A red cast-stone wall evokes sunrise in this Hsinchu home. Photography retains material colour, light and domestic scale.

Image Credits: BLAKE

A white kitchen and colourful tiles form the family centre. The project was also featured by Design Milk.

Image Credits: BLAKE

The design team submitted the same residence to another award programme, extending its international design recognition.

Photo by: BLAKE

River and mountain views connect with monochrome corridors; photography records the relationship between landscape and interior axes.

Photo by: BLAKE

A home shaped by memory and traces of daily life, expressing the design team’s close attention to everyday space.

Photo by: BLAKE

Public architecture, exhibition and Hakka culture form a unified design. Photography documents building form, displays and circulation.

Image #1–5: Photographer BLAKE（2021）

Colour bands, equipment and mirrors form the gym environment, recorded with clear spatial and visual hierarchy.

Image #1–5: Photographer BLAKE（2021）

Old brick, metal shelving and daylight form a perfume store, with photographs preserving the order of its extensive displays.

Photographer／Xiang Studio／BLAKE

Residential scale, material detail and greenery establish the atmosphere, documented through overall and closer views.

Photographer／Xiang Studio／BLAKE

Sake bottles, glass and local lighting create complex reflections, balanced to retain display order and brand atmosphere.

Photographer／Xiang Studio／BLAKE

Rough textures, restrained materials and shadows shape the wabi-sabi home; photography records tonal transitions and texture.

Image #1–6: Photographer BLAKE（2022）

Following its MUSE recognition, the project received A’ Design Silver. Images connect the old building with its new display system.

Image #1–5: Photographer BLAKE（2022）

Residential function, greenery and materials are connected in photographs that reveal the layers between spaces.

Image Credits: BLAKE（2022）

A public entrance inspired by Taiwan’s landscape, photographed with attention to curved LEDs, luminous installations and scale.

Image #1–5: Tai+Associates／BLAKE

A Hong Kong salon combining mirrors, metal and task lighting. Photography makes reflections and circulation readable.

Photography: BLAKE

Material sheen, restrained colour and residential lighting form subtle layers documented through light and shadow.

Photographer: BLAKE

Muted green and natural materials create a calm home. Photography preserves nuanced colour, texture and daylight.

Photographer: BLAKE

A Miaoli residence uses continuous lines, earthy materials and healthy-living features. Photography connects interiors with mountain views.

Photographer: BLAKE

Geometry, axes and light organise a large Taipei banquet venue. Photography records height, scale and reflective materials.

Photo Credit: BLAKE, XIANG Studio