IDPA Japan Design Award

VILLA OF LIGHT

by CHIH-DA LIN

Project Description

Light of Villa is a residence that embodies urban dreams and natural poetry, seamlessly blending modern minimalism with British luxury. Like a radiant gem, it is nestled in the western suburbs of Shanghai. The property is part of a 16,000-square-meter community that boasts an exclusive forest park, offering residents a serene sanctuary to connect with nature and rejuvenate their spirits. Additionally, the community features art studios and high-end clubhouses, catering to residents' artistic pursuits and social needs.
Among numerous communities, it stands out with its unique charm, epitomizing prestige and becoming synonymous with a life of quality. In the design process, Superorganism Architects ingeniously integrated the element of "light" into every detail, allowing it to serve as a bridge connecting space and emotion, and seamlessly merging indoor and outdoor environments. Through thoughtful spatial planning, color coordination, lighting design, and material selection, the design not only matches but elevates the residents' quality of life. It creates a modern living space that goes beyond meeting daily needs, becoming a place where growth is witnessed, warmth is felt, and love is nurtured.
Here, every inch of space is infused with design principles tailored to contemporary lifestyles, allowing residents to experience the warmth of home and the influence of art amidst modern living.

CHIH-DA LIN


Chih-Da Lin is a Taiwanese architect and interior designer specializing in high-end residential design. Trained at London’s AA School of Architecture and Chelsea College of Arts, he combines Eastern and Western influences to create innovative spaces.
In 2018, he founded Superorganism Architects, focusing on luxury projects and collaborations with global brands. Earlier, he co-founded H.N.LIN Space Aesthetics Gallery, a cultural hub bridging design and art.
Notable works include the adaptive reuse of Beijing’s 751D•PARK industrial site. His awards include the Berlin Design Award (Silver) and AD100 YOUNG. Lin’s philosophy centers on holistic design, merging functionality with cultural depth.

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