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The new terminal is designed in Russian constructivist style. The imposing ceiling in the lounge is a representation of the supremacist style of El Lissitzky which he called Proun, "the stage where someone changes from painting to architecture". By adopting the architectural columns in the ceiling design it was possible to divide the lounge into zones. The large mirror wall at the end of the lounge makes the movement become infinite. In reference to painting Victory over the sun.
Butchart Gardens Preschool is an early education interior located in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The name refers to a Canadian garden, and the design combines Japanese and Italian garden elements. Gardens, castles, trees and stones are translated into shapes suited to children. Wood surfaces and white finishes create a warm and calm setting. Soft arcs form the walls and conceal the existing beams and columns. Partitions were removed and glass was added to improve light and openness. Solid wood, curved metal molds and fiber cement boards were used.
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Diageo Travel Retail is a shop-in-shop interior designed for the luxury terminal of Incheon International Airport in Seoul. The store covers 40.12 square meters and has walls 2.7 meters tall. Sculptural walls made of thermoformed Corian curve gently through the space, following the idea of liquid shaping stone. Perforated metal, bespoke display units and custom furniture complete the interior. The curved layout guides visitors along a route that presents several whiskey brands within one calm and unified environment.
The Rossmore Penthouse is a three-level residence located within an apartment building in Hancock Park, Los Angeles. The interior covers 7,000 square feet and includes four bedrooms and a private roof with a pool. The design is inspired by Art Deco elements. Natural materials and cross laminated timber are used for floors, walls and roofing, creating an open and airy character. A sculptural staircase wraps around an open-sky garden, bringing daylight and outdoor views into the interior. The design joins the historic character of the neighborhood with contemporary interior design.
Ink and Ivory Harmony is a residential interior design of about 73 square meters in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The layout was changed from four bedrooms into three bedrooms to give each area more space. The gaming room was combined with the collection room, and the worship room was merged with the multifunctional room. The plan is prepared for present and future needs, as the home may later be shared with family members. The design draws on the game of Go, with black and white tones and a curved chandelier above the central island.
Log Concerto is an apartment interior design located in Taipei. The layout takes advantage of mountain views seen through expansive windows. The design blends modern form, Oriental styles and Continental impressions. Premium Myanmar teak covers the walls, flooring and furniture, while marble paneling lines the main wall with titanium metal trims. A floor to ceiling wood cabinet divides the living and dining areas, featuring geometric engravings and five swivel screens that let light pass through. The screens keep sightlines flexible, either semi open or fully separated.
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Cosmetea Pop Up is a retail and exhibition shop in Shanghai, China. The 9 square meter space occupies a former steamed bun restaurant on Yuyuan Road, a street with more than 100 years of history. The design combines tea with cosmetics. A dramatic opening on the facade, inspired by the tea pitcher form of the brand logo, extends into a narrow circular tunnel clad in mirrored stainless steel and lit by LED strips. Shelves are inserted into bespoke slots based on mortise and tenon joints. A red wall cabinet provides display and storage.
Kazhe Lounge is a cafe and restaurant interior located in Qom, Iran. The design covers 1078 square meters over three floors. Cool, dark colors, broken forms, and greenery create a contrast with the surrounding desert environment. The layout includes closed, semi-open, and open areas, so visitors can choose between different atmospheres. Modular seating and varied ceiling heights add flexibility. A chandelier made of welded and shaped iron sheets spans two floors. Sculptural flamingo elements refer to the idea of freedom.
Living in Motion is an apartment interior design covering 95 square meters in Taipei, Taiwan. The home includes a dining area, a living room, one bedroom and one bathroom. Fixed partitions are replaced by 360 degree rotating lattice doors and concealed sliding panels, so each area can be opened for connection or closed for privacy. A marble-clad television wall is paired with titanium-coated panels, black ironwork, dark veneers and cement textures. Low-carbon materials, modular elements and a smart lighting system support flexible daily use.
U Magic is the interior design of a medical cosmetic clinic in Jiaojiang, China. The design blurs the boundary between interior and exterior, so that the space and its surroundings harmonize. Spatial volumes are reconfigured to form a new order of overlapping and undulating blocks, shaped by a combination of lines and curves. A spiral staircase connects the two floors and follows the constraints of the existing building structure. Warm lighting at 3500K softens the atmosphere, while light and shadow add depth along the spatial lines.
Subtle Interplay of Ink and Glow is a residential interior design for a 99.17 square meter apartment in Taipei, Taiwan. Several existing walls were removed to open the kitchen to the living and dining areas. A kitchen island forms the center of the home, offering storage in built-in drawers and cabinets and serving as a preparation area, a light dining spot and a study place. A multifunctional room with a half-glass partition and adjustable blinds works as both a study and a guest room. Energy-efficient LED lighting and recyclable building materials were used.
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The refurbished Exhibition Centre instils public confidence by underscoring Hong Kong Housing Society’s 70 year legacy serving Hong Kong. Innovative exhibits such as immersive VR and digital twin engage visitors. Visitors irrigate the centerpiece tree, symbolizing bridging citizens and housing policy and representing its people focus commitment and efforts. The old video with VR goggles is turned into a LED dome with VR. The challenge is how to configure the dome into an acute angled space. All in all, the Centre inspires trust and longing for better homes, vital for Hkhs’s progress.