パラメトリック木造天井：起伏するボリューム感

Show a Taiwanese dining space where the ceiling is the designed element and everything below is deliberately plain. Build the ceiling from a field of timber blocks of varying depths hanging at different heights, forming a soft topographic wave that dips low over the dining table and lifts toward the windows. Use a warm ash with a consistent grain direction, each block's underside finished cleanly, the assembly reading as a single sculpted mass from a distance and as discrete pieces up close. Integrate slim downlights within the deeper blocks so the light sources disappear into the relief. Below, keep everything simple: a plain rectangular timber table, simple chairs, a pale micro-cement floor, white walls with no artwork. Show daylight from a full-height window washing across the underside of the ceiling, revealing the depth variation through gradients of shadow. Photorealistic, the ceiling clearly the subject, wide eye-level view with the ceiling occupying the upper half of the frame.