殡仪馆的接待处：减轻压迫感的第一空间

Design the reception of a Taiwanese funeral services building, made to feel like a quiet hotel rather than an institution. Show a warm double-height lobby with a low timber-clad reception desk set to one side rather than blocking the entrance, so arriving families are met rather than processed. Detail seating as small clusters of soft armchairs around low tables, each cluster partly screened by a slatted timber divider or a tall planter, giving families somewhere private to sit and talk without being in a waiting row. Show a wall of full-height glazing onto a small enclosed courtyard with a single tree and gravel, giving every seat something calm to look at. Detail the finishes as warm and domestic: oak, wool upholstery in muted greens and greys, a soft rug, and a plastered wall in a warm off-white. Show the lighting as low, warm and layered, with table lamps rather than downlights. Detail a discreet tea station. Show soft afternoon light from the courtyard. Photorealistic, warm, calm, oak and muted green, eye-level view.