Recurrent Flow

About The Entry

Originally divided by multiple partitions, this 22-ping older apartment was reconfigured from its original two-bedroom layout to better suit the needs of a single occupant. The enclosed kitchen and second bedroom partitions were removed to create an open-plan kitchen and dining area, along with a separate study, while a dedicated storage room was also enlarged. The living room, primary bedroom with an integrated workspace, and dressing room are connected by a looped circulation path. Concealed doors, sliding doors, and mirrored surfaces help integrate the boundaries between spaces, allowing the doors to serve not only as partitions but also as integral elements of circulation, storage, and the overall visual composition. Within the limited floor area, these strategies create a more fluid, continuous, and flexible spatial experience.