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Set among mountains and lakes in picturesque Central Switzerland, 6280.ch coworking hub is a response to the growing need for flexible and accessible workspaces in rural areas of Switzerland. It offers local freelancers and small businesses a contemporary workspace with interiors that draw inspiration from the sites bucolic setting and pay homage to its industrial past while firmly embracing the nature of 21st century working life.
Continue readingAmong the modern furniture stacked up saving space, most of them save space while wasting. To solve the issue of space and multifunction for consumers, Albert designed three stools which can be used separately or as a whole, meanwhile, any two of these stools are able to combine to serve for one people or more. Based on manufacture and installation considerations, the stools have a compact shape for flat packaging and quick assembly.
Continue readingThe team filled the space with modern luxurious elegance. Under the high black metallic ceiling are three different floor tiles, including the hexagonal tiles that embody the charm of the Italian design, to demarcate different zones. The use of sliding doors in black grid for all shops gives the whole environment a homogeneous and timeless atmosphere. The materials were slick and sleek, a generous amount of space is dedicated to exhibit contemporary art pieces.
Continue readingThe hall is composed of symmetrical curves. The modeling elements make use of rose gold and pink wallboard. Two different tones and texture of materials form a sense of hierarchy. The circular hollow-out is processed by logo of brand name. The use of glass transits natural light and makes the space interlocking. In the negotiation area, the white screen curtain separates the public space into separate small spaces, so that it is soaked with sunshine and emits a soft light, giving each customer independent negotiation space, but not dull narrow, bright and light space.
Continue readingThe original building of the project is a semicircle sphere with glass facade. The designers demolish the indoor completely, and set the center as an umbrella shaped core tube. The scattered umbrella surface uses random perforation elements, which meets the needs of internal light and shadow effect and light shielding. In addition, in order to meet the needs of vertical traffic, in addition to the elevator set up by the umbrella shaped core tube, the designer has set up a ladder on both sides of the space entrance.
Continue readingThis case is different from ordinary residential projects, which is mainly used as a vacation house when the couple returns to Taiwan. Also, the owners are hospitable and often have gathering party needs, so that this project also needs to be able to accommodate visiting guests. For this reason, by emphasizing the overall space quality just like a boutique hotel, this project can achieve a visually refreshing and comfortable design goal.
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