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The luxurious villa from the 1990s, having weathered three decades of trials, now appears worn and outdated. The new owner modified it. Due to the narrow road, the cost of large lifting equipment is too high; night construction would disturb the rest of nearby residents, and with winter approaching, the construction period is very short. The designer utilized the original building structure and employed EOSD econic clay material to achieve a unified coverage for the exterior

Along the Atlantic coast, in the mountains of Chile at an altitude of 1,000 meters, heavy fog lingers in the early morning and late evening. This is an observation post built atop a mountain, from where one can see the mountains, valleys, and rolling clouds. The designer used EOSD MCM panels, adhered with tile adhesive, to effortlessly renovate the exterior walls and roof of the building. This EOSD econic clay material features advantages such as moisture resistance, fire res

This is a villa built atop a mountain at an altitude of 600 meters. The designer shaped the house into a two-tiered stepped structure based on the mountain's contours. On the topmost roof, the designer created a wide, thick overhang that extends outward, partially suspended. This bold design imposes special requirements on wall cladding materials, demanding that the materials for the suspended roof sections be as lightweight as possible, thin, easy to install, and free of vis

Along the Red Sea coast, sunlight spills like scattered gold onto the azure waters. When the moist monsoon breeze sweeps by, the waves gently lap against the sand, cleansing the sky to appear even more vibrant. At dusk, the setting sun paints the sea surface in hues of gold and crimson, while the clusters of seaside villas stand serene and noble amidst the interplay of light and shadow. This is not merely a residence but an artistic masterpiece that blends natural aesthetics

Instead of opting for demolition and reconstruction, the designer covered the building with a flowing exterior using a new material called econic clay material. This is not merely a simple renovation but a redefinition of the relationship between modern architectural language and the natural environment. To accommodate the fully transparent glass floor-to-ceiling windows, the designer abandoned the heavy traditional stone and instead applied econic clay material to the origin

Soul of Stone: EOSD econic clay flexible ceramic tile - The 'Liquid Stone' Reshaping Architectural Aesthetics The leap from natural stone to inorganic modified materials Nature has endowed stones with ever-changing forms and colors. They are hard and durable, and are the most primitive building materials of human civilization. For thousands of years, we have lived by the mountains, built houses with stones, and witnessed the passage of time. However, with the acceleration of