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Incorporating the splendid landscape of Chongqing in the bookstore, the designer has created a space where the visitors may feel like in the charming Chongqing while reading. There are five types of reading area in total, each of which is like a wonderland with distinctive features. Chongqing Zhongshuge bookstore has provided the consumers with a more fancy experience that they are not able to gain through the online shopping.
Aristocratic Lineage is a residential interior design covering 200 square meters. The project combines traditional eastern culture with modern design techniques. Gray wood veneer, paint, fabric and metal create a low key and elegant style. Cabinet handles feature lines resembling mountain ridges, together with engraved water patterns. Engraved patterns traced in gold, mortise and tenon joints and a U shaped marble lighting system are also used. The living room, dining room and kitchen are combined to improve space use and to support interaction among family members.
Gram Games is a corporate workplace interior designed for a mobile game company in Istanbul, Turkey. The design translates the immersive quality of games into spatial experiences. Geometric patterns, layered textures and interactive lighting mark the transitions between areas. The layout balances open work areas for collaboration with enclosed meeting rooms, social hubs and quiet focus zones. Custom artwork, acoustic treatments and ergonomic furniture support comfort and daily use. Durable and sustainable finishes were selected for the commercial setting.
In this project, the designers created the maximum effect of unity with nature thanks to organic materials, color scheme and the presence of plants, while not losing the client's love for a light urban loft and art deco elements with a modern style. The project shows how completely different styles and color solutions can be combined so that they complement each other, as well as how to organically use natural resources and technological achievements of IT in the same space.
Flowing Diffusion is a residential interior for an apartment of 462.8 square meters. The living and dining areas share an open plan that expands the sense of space and hosts more guests. A curved ceiling of metal and translucent panels joins the two areas, and the lighting changes color to suit different occasions. A wavy titanium coated metal facade lines the walkway. Titanium coated metal, metallic paint and large tiles are used throughout. Separate bedrooms on opposite sides of the social area reduce disturbance between family members.
Tribute to Magnolia Flowers is a reception space interior design. The main color is a dark black tone, combined with a retro style. The materials include Atlantic snow white marble, Brazil black stone, translucent rosin jade marble and dark wood. Magnolia flower motifs and other elements of old Shanghai are added to recall the past of the city while presenting new scenes. The space creates a strong visual impact for visitors. The design can serve as a real estate image space and also as a bar, restaurant or other cultural tourism venue, which allows continued use.
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Naturkundemuseum Stuttgart is an exhibition design for two central halls of a natural history museum in Stuttgart, Germany. Both halls are dedicated to evolution and biodiversity. In the Evolution Hall, six thematic islands with large historic specimens are arranged around a central multimedia table. The Ocean Hall is bathed in blue light and organized by marine habitats, from sea shores to the deep sea. A cutaway model of a sei whale carries a video projection. Daylight from the former courtyards is filtered and colored.
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K11 Musea is a shopping mall interior located on the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront in Hong Kong. The ten-storey retail and art complex covers a total floor area of 1.1 million square feet. At its centre is a 35 metre high atrium named Opera Theatre, where 1,800 programmable spotlights are set into the ceiling to suggest a galaxy of stars. A sculpture above the escalator recalls the buttress roots of local banyan trees. Surfaces are clad in handcrafted bronze and rustic paintwork. Rainwater is harvested for irrigation, and a seawater cooled, oil free air conditioning system reduces energy use.
Wuhan Qiwu Technology is an office interior created for a technology company in Wuhan, China. The design covers the fourth and fifth floors of a building, each measuring 2326 square meters, for a total area of 4652 square meters with a height of 3.5 meters. Blue and orange, taken from the corporate logo, form the main color scheme. Light colored corridors and open work areas contrast with blue volumes, so each function is clearly defined. Planting and natural elements support a flexible and healthy hybrid working model.
Based on the theme of openness and brand in-depth exploration, explored the design and created a visual integration of visual extensibility and brand story with the planet as the main creative element. The plan solved the following three problems with new visual thinkings: The balance of space openness and functions; Division and combination of functional areas of space; The regularity and change of the basic spatial style.
The design was developed based on the client's company name, Phoenix, and was inspired by the concept of Renaissance, with the aim of fostering corporate and cultural revitalization. In light of Phoenix's expertise in real estate, it seems prudent to incorporate natural materials, such as stones and wood, into every detail. The ceiling design has been meticulously crafted to embody the company's image, characterized by a heavy and substantial aesthetic. The railing of the atrium comprises three layers of laminated glass, masterfully crafted to create a sense of depth and dimensionality.
Port House is a two-storey residential interior located in Alachati, Izmir. The home offers 250 square metres of living space with four en-suite bedrooms, an open plan living area, a dining room and a kitchen. Oak is used for the floors, ceiling beams, cabinetry and doors, and is combined with marble in some areas. A double height ceiling and large sliding doors bring daylight, garden and sea views into the interior. The layout connects indoor and outdoor spaces and suits a family of five in all four seasons.