X-House


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Beijing
2016 - 2021

250 m2 / 2700 ft2


Situated in Beijing’s tallest residential structure, X-House is a showcase business and residential space for a prominent international entrepreneur.  Designed as a guest residence that can also accommodate business meetings, banquets, events, and other functions, the space features a 1000-bottle wine cellar, tasting room, and spa bathrooms. 

Breaking the space downtown into 18 curvilinear programmatic volumes, the scheme utilizes Bézier curves, giving each space a unique carefully calibrated form, resulting in a completely unexpected experience high above the streets of Beijing. Collectively, the spaces act as a network of domes, almost like a cave, creating opportunities for views, privacy, exploration and surprise.

Architizer; A+ Award, Jury Winner, Architecture +Metal, 2019

Society of American Registered Architects, New York; Merit Award, 2019


designers: Adam Sokol; Boris Morin-Defoy, Daymond Robinson, Michael Wysochanski; Ruby Kaur, Ana Misenas

collaborators: Smith + Andersen (lighting design), Cerami (acoustics)


photography: Jonathan Leijonhufvud

©2026 adam sokol architecture practice