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The floor is shared by two unique professionals- advocates and architects that calls for varied hierarchical orders. Choice and detailing of elements was an endeavor to keep the overall look grounded, earthy and to revive the local artistry and building materials. The blend and application of eco-friendly materials, size of openings, all have been driven by recalling the local climate to make an agreeable environment re-arousing the lost practices together structuring sustainable practice.
City Rooftop stylistically fits into the architectural style of modern residential building located in historical surrounding. Details of the designed furniture and doors correspond to Polish ornamentation from the 20s and 30s. but the are modern in the same time. New bespoke furniture has been juxtaposed with modern Italian sofas and chairs. The décor of the flat is complemented by paintings of the Polish artists from the first half of XX century.
Solar Serenity is a retail interior design for a 50 square meter store inside a department store in Taipei. The design adapts the adobe brick architecture of Santa Fe, New Mexico, so the store appears as a house embedded within the mall. Layered brick forms of varied heights hold the main walls, counters, storage room and changing rooms. Stainless steel counters, windows and tables contrast with the warm brick texture. Horizontal linear lighting strips mark the vertical layers and add depth. Sandstone tones and cactus decorations complete the desert ambiance.
White Box is a clothing store interior located in Rui'an, Wenzhou. The store occupies an area of about 35 square meters. The front door is small, and the traditional display window is replaced by a long horizontal window with a wide white surface below. White is applied across the simple box-like structure, and light beams are arranged to highlight the white terrazzo floor. A small loft was added to increase the usable area and to keep the plan well organized. Oak stairs, footlights and light strips connect the two levels.
Yacht Aesthetics is a private residence that also serves as a private club. The interior takes its tone from a luxury yacht. Curved surfaces wrap the living room and connect it with the dining room and the kitchen island, which is arranged like a bar. Small areas are set aside to display sculptures, and a large painted wall can be rotated to change the artwork on view. Hidden storage keeps the rooms clear. Materials include natural marble, oak, solid wood, titanium plating and stainless steel. The study ceiling combines titanium plating with folded metal panels and solid wood.
Less is a retail store located in Hangzhou, China. The interior measures 12 by 8 meters with a height of 3.3 meters. The design follows the brand philosophy of minimalism and the idea that less is more. Bent minimalist planes form the structure, define the space and create visual tension at the same time. A steel structure supports the interior. Cement surfaces give the store a warm atmosphere. The project was completed in five months and aims to express the brand identity through simple form.
The art of ikebana is a meditation on life in the flow of the four seasons, including the ultimate capture of brief moments in Japanese aesthetics, the reconstruction of flower and branch life, and the innovative collision of structure and aesthetics. The design of the entire space is based on the spirit of Kusatsuki-ryu, extracting elements from traditional Japanese architecture and transforming them into a modern architectural language, exploring the relationship between contemporary construction and aesthetics with abstract Japanese elements.
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Terrafertil is a headquarters office interior in Quito, Ecuador. The workplace covers 350 square meters on one floor and combines open workstations with private offices. Two meeting rooms, the waiting area and the lobby are covered by a custom structure of 663 French oak panels, cut by computer controlled machines and held by a steel frame. The polygonal wooden forms divide the space, create privacy and recall the organic growth found in nature. Concrete and drywall contrast with the warmth of the wood. Custom textiles, wallpaper and furniture add color and light.
Shiding Tea Ceremony is a tea art classroom created for a high school in Taipei. The project converts a damp and dark storage room into an open teaching space. Large glass windows and a wooden platform connect the interior with the surrounding landscape, and bamboo is used as the ceiling material. One original tea stove and chimney are kept as a reminder of the past. The glass is thickened and the window frames are reinforced for safety. The space measures 18370 mm in width, 9280 mm in depth and 4430 mm in height. The open layout supports contact between students, visitors and nature.
Luxe is a lounge bar located in Shinjuku Kabukicho, Japan. The interior is designed as a calm space, separated from the busy entertainment district outside. The walls of the main floor carry objects that combine steel frameworks with indirect lighting. The lower floor is lined with artworks and neon lights. Partitions with colorful flowers divide the seating and add color to the space. Beaten metal plates are used for tables and for the ceiling of the VIP room. Black mirrors line the aisles and some walls. The lighting is kept low so guests are not disturbed.
Chengdu Gift is a retail space designed for the display and sale of local gift products. The interior covers 137 square meters and is shaped around the idea of a gift box that is about to be opened. The main frame is a domed structure formed by 320 white metal plates cut in the shape of ginkgo leaves, a plant closely linked to the city of Chengdu. The metal plates are assembled onto arched steel pipes, a method chosen to suit a short construction period. Transparent glass plates act as carriers for the gifts on display.
Terrace to The Sky is a residential interior located in the Wanhua district of Taipei. The design renovates a forty-year-old duplex on the fourth and fifth floors, with a total area of 180 square meters. Materials found during demolition guided the new work, and exposed red bricks were replaced with glass bricks of the same size to let daylight pass through. Movable curtains and sliding doors connect or separate the rooms. Folding floor-to-ceiling windows open the living area to a planted rooftop terrace.