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Spanning an area of 61,000 sq ft across four levels, the works included the delivery of an open plan office designed to maximise daylight exposure throughout the space, 26 meeting areas built with a high standard of acoustic performance in mind, a main reception, business lounge and a café with an adjacent meeting suite.
Posted in office, office & healthcare, spaces 
Tags: area, asia, business lounge, daylight, Headquarters, ISG, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, office, open plan office, reception, SEEK, workplace environment
Although the space is not large, the effect of making gates that light up the entire line and the gray mirror which is used on the closet made the space visually large enough. For the reception counter and the set stand of the symbolic elements of this salon were created by combining mortar and solid wood to leave a sense of each texture and finished it into a simple design with a solid feeling.
Posted in beauty & health, spaces, store design
Tags: art gallery, baLon.fem, beauty, beauty salon, black, black iron, Fukuoka, grey, japan, Log.design, metal, relaxing, salon, stores, white
Unadorned concrete becomes a canvas for the unmistakably contemporary character of the space. Over this canvas, Lucas y Hernández-Gil embeds a playful material palette – perforated-metal furniture and large circular light fixtures express a visual language free from local historical context. The furniture, designed by the studio, is grouped in colour tribes of vivid peach, blue and green.
Posted in hotels & restaurants, restaurant, spaces
Tags: canvas, Casaplata, colour, concrete, green, grey, heritage, light fixtures, Lucas y Hernández-Gil, metal, restaurant, Seville, space, spain, wall surfaces
The identity of the brand is inspired and based on Morse Code. Each design element which is used under the brand identity shows and gives the information about the experience of life in Tbilisi City, which does not leave question for visitors to ask and seek for places to visit, things to explore, best places to eat, what is the sole of Tbilisi and etc.
A considerable number of veneered elements harmonizes perfectly well with the Scandinavian style of furniture and subdued, pastel colors. The whole creates a delicate, cozy interior referring to a home character.
Posted in office, office & healthcare, spaces
Tags: company, Confidential, cozy, geometric shapes, office, pastel colors, Pharmaceutical, poland, simplicity, subdued, The Design Group, veneered, Warsaw
Named ‘Torre’, or ‘Tower’, the soaring structure rises above Fondazione Prada, and the neighborhood as a whole. Visible from afar, the tower’s irregular geometry follows a structural logic. ‘The tower is built from large-span concrete beams that alternate in orientation from level to level, creating an alternating open/closed pattern on each façade,’ says OMA. ‘These beams are tied to a slender concrete core which contains all the services and circulation.’
Posted in exhibit design, installation & exhibition, spaces
Tags: artists, Atlas, CAMPUS, concrete, exhibit, exhibition, exhibition hall, floors, glass, italy, Milan, natural light, OMA, roof terrace, Torre
In the first place, the perimeter is projected, formed by the cork and tile coverings, and pavements and walls with a continuous covering. In the second place, a series of construction objects are built, with envelopes lined with marble tiles, scattered throughout the premises. Through its geometries, the uses are arranged:
Posted in bar, hotels & restaurants, spaces
Tags: AMOO, bar, Bar El Villa by Vermuteria del Mar, Barcelona, ceiling, cork, entrance, interior, light bulbs, natural light, rhythm, series, spain, stools, tiles, walls, white
The packaging designs went through many stages and iterations in order to capture the essence of Burning Man. This sense of eclecticism, creative expression and camaraderie is what inspired the design of the beer labels as every brew is uniquely named and has a story behind it.
The architects of kluge retail.brand.architecture followed the idea of huge LightClouds floating above the stand site. These key elements serve as basis for the three-dimensional brand representation, structure the stand space and create a high name recognition of both Regiolux and lichtwerk.
Storage is provided by matching pink cabinetry, while lighting in the ceiling illuminates the volume at night. Inside the restaurant has been completed almost entirely in dark grey terrazzo with oversized white aggregate, which the architects used to create an “extreme visual experience”.
Posted in flowers, hotels & restaurants, restaurant, spaces, store design
Tags: 0321, china, dining space, Dongguan, flower shop, flowers, grey, Nous, pink, pink glass, restaurant, stores
Shrunk into a three-dimensional form, Steam Stretch fabric is flattened out in the printing process, which is an original material of ISSEY MIYAKE. Strips of this are stretched vertically to reveal hints of the base fabric color overflow from the shadow of the folds, creating a beautiful visual effect. The installation focuses on this feature of the textile.
Posted in visual, visual merchandising, window display
Tags: 2018, forest, Installation, issey miyake, japan, printed, recreated, spring, Steam Stretch, Summer, textile, thread, tokyo, visual, we, window, window display, window installation
There are 15 guest rooms in total, in addition, there is a lobby, a restaurant and a tea room. Unique indoor design could be found in each guests room, while giving guests great sense of privacy, it shows the beauty of new oriental Zen. One of the buildings keep the original Tibetan structure, and local Tibetan elements are added to its architectural and interior design.
Posted in hotel, hotels & restaurants, spaces
Tags: china, Hotel, KARESANSUI, local, natural, restaurant, Shangri-La, Tibetan, window, Yiduan Shanghai Interior Design
Accommodating around a twenty person staff, the space has been brought back to life with a range of work spaces, meeting rooms and and striking meandering garden. Now full of light and space, Candlefox HQ is a delight to work in. The goal of the project was to provide lots of light, develop bold identity in representation of the brand, and create a fun and flexible space fit for an individual or group of people.
Posted in office, office & healthcare, spaces
Tags: australia, black white, Candlefox, light, meeting rooms, Melbourne, office, plants, Tom Robertson Architects, vibrant, work spaces
The use of a material palette full of reflective qualities such as mirrors, brass bring a delicate feel to the place whilst the use of exposed brick walls and metal fittings give the place a rather raw feel, more in tune for our younger audience.
Posted in beauty & health, spaces, store design
Tags: Beauty Bar, brass, brick, brick walls, exposed, Karachi, metal fittings, Pakistan, raw, salon, spa, stores, Studio Será
The lighting was cut in an angle of 45°, and now it connects each functional space and extends to the vertical surfaces, and the shadow which seems to be projected from the ceiling in discussion area is a kind of such extension. As a core of the design, the ceiling has gray and white colors.
Delete was born out of a desire to address and excel in all of these areas. Brandnew journeyed with them through designing the identity, salon environment, uniforms, products and communication templates. It is a truly integral approach and an example of what we call ‘Brand Design’.
Posted in beauty & health, branding, branding, packaging, spaces, stationery, store design, visual
Tags: beauty, beauty & health, BRANDING, Brandnew, DELETE, desire, identity, Packaging, products, salon, stationery, stores, The Netherlands, visual
The ancient culture is incorporated into the branding with the creation of characters that resemble those found in ancient illustrations, focusing on prominent figures like the jaguar and the many Mayan gods. These illustrations are combined with bold type and vibrant colors to create harmonious yet unique pieces throughout the whole brand.
Posted in branding, branding, packaging, stationery, visual
Tags: Boxha, brand, BRANDING, coffee house, Eme Design Studio, identity, illustrations, modern, Packaging, stationery, vibrant colors, visual
Instead of generic outdoor arrangements, the Taco Bell design team took things to the next level and separated the alley space into several clusters to cater to different group sizes and dining habits, such as including a one sided bench where individuals can sit casually or where small groups can hang out and socialize.
Posted in fast food, hotels & restaurants, spaces
Tags: bench, china, fast food, Feng Sheng Li, historic, local architecture, neon, one sided bench, restaurant, shanghai, space, Taco Bell, The Swimming Pool, vivid colors
In a world where the new tends to overcome the old, our objective was to put together a balance between the two. We did so by using interesting materials that combine both worlds – natural materials with a palette of strong colors, wood and metal, vintage and high-tech, functionality and fun.
Posted in office, office & healthcare, spaces
Tags: company, employees, high-tech, israel, metal, natural materials, office, open atmosphere, Philip Morris, setter architects, strong colors, tel aviv, vintage, Wood, workspace
These seven monolithic and monochrome ‘Houses’ conceived by Charlotte Macaux Perelman and Alexis Fabry offer visitors an immersive experience, a dip in color to discover the Hermès home collection. Scenography designed by Hervé Sauvage plays up the graphic symbol of the square with rolls of paper drawn by hand that act as a background to the objects.
Posted in visual, visual merchandising, VM
Tags: collection, collections, graffiti, Hermès, italy, Milan, Milan Design Week, table, tile, urban landscape, visual, visual merchandising
