平行世界存在与否我们或许不知道，但如果真的存在，它是与我们的世界完全平行，还是垂直镜像，还是折叠镜像，我们无法确定。Netflix美剧《怪奇物语》以及多年前横空出世的由Nolan导演的《盗梦空间》都给与了我们认识和探索世界的更多视角，更提供给我们更多元的设计灵感。

We might don’t know whether the parallel world exists or not, but if it does exist, we’re not sure it is completely parallel to our world, or it is mirrored or rotated. The Netflix TV series Stranger Things, and the film Inception which came out strikingly many years ago, gave us some new perspective to realize and explore the world and provided us with diverse inspiration.

▼镜像空间，space in the mirror

这次有业主找到我们，说要打造一处与众不同的住所，同时要满足三口之家的基本需求。经过考察我们发现，房子地处深圳发展新区的坂田，寸土寸金，户型当然也是“物尽其用”将其拆分的七零八落，完全无法提高生活品质。因此，在设计方向上，对于不算大的空间面积，如何增强房屋的整体美感以及满足三口人的储物空间，成为了核心问题。

业主给予了我们十足的信心，这让我们在方案发展中想到了在方寸之地去构建平行世界，而房屋特点更让“折叠镜像”（或者说叫“旋转镜像”）成为可能。我们虽然无法实现自由地行走于平行世界，但我们有能力通过零距离的“旋转镜像”观察平行世界，或许可以说，自我世界与平行世界在一起才构成了更完整的世界。

This time, the client came to us giving a brief of building a unique house without losing the basic needs of a three-person family. After investigation, we found that the house is located in Bantian, Shenzhen, a newly booming zone. Due to high prize of real estate, the house’s original layout turned out small but complex and “multifunctional”, in other words, it was divided as a mess. Therefore, the core problem was how to improve the quality of life with tightly integrated spaces and enjoyable aesthetic feelings.

The client showed generous trust to us, which was the decisive reason why we came up with the idea of creating “parallel world” in this small place and thus made rotating symmetry become possible. Although we can’t realize walking around the parallel world freely, but we have the ability to observe it through the zero-distance rotating symmetry. In a sense, the parallel world completes the self world and makes a whole.

▼折叠镜像的视觉原理，the illusion of the space created by the mirror

具体来说，首先，我们在主要空间处以厨房推拉门为起点置入一组特定角度的镜面+柜体系统，这不仅重新规划了客厅、餐厅、厨房的之间关系，更为身处客厅的人提供了奇妙的空间延伸和充足的非直接光线，厨房推拉门的开与合，让自我世界和平行世界形成了互动。

Firstly, in the main space, we installed one set of mirror+closet system with specific angles that took the kitchen sliding door as the starting point. That not only redefined the relationships between living room, dining-room and kitchen, but also provided great space expansion and plenty of indirect light to indoor. And the kitchen sliding door’s movement led to interaction between self world and parallel world.

▼改造后平面，plan after transformation

▼连接两个镜面空间的走廊，the gallery which connects the parallel world

▼客厅，living room

▼隐藏在镜面之外的厨房空间，the kitchen is hidden behind the mirror

▼厨房推拉门的开与合让两个空间形成互动， the kitchen sliding door’s movement led to interaction between self world and parallel world

▼镜面内外的互动，the connections of both sides of the mirror

▼餐厅，dining room

同样，我们在走廊的尽头也置入了镜面+柜体系统，使其曲径通幽，化终点为风景，不再狭小逼仄。洗手间墙面运用了复古橙色，当这里有照明时会有一道橙色的光散射到走廊，无论在房屋的任何角度，都有可能看到它，这犹如穿梭于时空的虫洞，吸引你走进它一探究竟。

Secondly, we set up the other set of mirror+closet system at the end of the corridor, transforming it from a dead end to a beauty with more natural light and view, no longer narrow and small. As for the bathroom, we employed the antique orange color. When the orange light scatters to the corridor, no matter staying in any angle of the house, you tend to be attracted by that as a worm hole.

▼走廊尽头的镜面空间，the mirror on the other side of the corridor

感受是真实，还是现实是真实？这是一个问题。于梦境之中，我们未曾怀疑过其真实与否，只在梦醒时分莞尔一笑，但梦中的感受却如影随形。镜面+柜体系统上的暗门就如同这个开关，门启，梦醒。然而那一道橙色的光芒又时常使我恍然如梦。

Is feeling real or reality real? This is a question. We never doubt a dream while we are sleeping, and every feeling in the dream will accompany us even when we are awake. The hidden doors on the mirror+closet system is just like a switch, door open, and dream stop, but the orange glow often makes me feel dreamy.

▼居住细节，detail  of the living space

▼卧室，bedroom

▼洗手间墙面运用了复古橙色，employed the antique orange color for the bathroom

设计公司：NA-DECO那漠含风设计 项目名称：折叠 项目地点：深圳 项目规模：85㎡ 主设计师：张宇帆，哈达 设计周期：2017年8月至9月 施工周期：2017年10月至2018年1月 摄影师：哈达 Project Name：ROTATING Project Location：Shenzhen, China Area: 85㎡ Architects: Zhang Yufan, Ha Da Design Period: 08.2017-09.2017 Construction Period: 10.2017-01.2018 Photographer: Ha Da