Studies and libraries · XI-H043
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
Open shelves run along the wall, with the desk oriented towards the window.
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Studies and libraries
A workspace may occupy a separate room or part of a shared space. Compare shelving, desk positions and ways to separate work from relaxation.
Materials from the supplied Xing Yi archive. These are interior visualisations, not photographs of completed DINA projects. Individual authorship, dates, dimensions and actual execution have not been documented. Captions describe visible ideas, not technical specifications.
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Studies and libraries · XI-H044
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
A long shelving unit combines books and display; a freestanding desk leaves circulation around it.
Studies and libraries · XI-H045
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
A window desk and sofa create two areas for work and quiet reading.
Studies and libraries · XI-H046
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
Corner shelves wrap around the workspace; closed lower units complement open storage.
Studies and libraries · XI-H047
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
Geometric ceiling coffers and a tall bookcase reinforce the study's Chinese-inspired character.
Studies and libraries · XI-H048
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
The desk sits beside the stairs; illuminated wall shelves keep the passage clear.
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