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This project revitalizes a 30 year old office in Nihonbashi, transforming it into a modern workspace that blends tradition and innovation. The design, inspired by Parisian apartments, features a welcoming lounge and flexible office spaces, catering to the needs of entrepreneurs. By preserving the building's existing structure and incorporating sustainable practices, the project offers a unique and comfortable environment that reflects the rich history of the neighborhood.
Within The Sunlit Haven is an interior renovation of the ground floor of a 40 year old family residence in Taiwan. The 39.6 square meter space was dim and restricted before the work. The foyer, living room and dining room are joined into one open common area suited to gatherings. Lighting is kept consistent and adjustable to reduce eye strain, and the fixture above the dining table can serve as a reading light. The metal posts of the shoe bench also act as grab bars. Only non-toxic and eco friendly materials are used.
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Designer shaped the interior by a composition of intersecting blocks, structures, textiles and colors. Dark tones greatly contrasts with wood veneers giving a soft and cozy vibe. The proximity of a lake, thin frame windows and a rich palette of used materials help to create a bond between house interior and the nature outside. The essence of this design are the shapes on the floors, walls and ceiling. Zarysy built an interior composition which separates the spaces and functions, but at the same time brings them together creating one consistent design.
The first thing to catch your sight is the store front design, which combines smoky wood grain and vintage brass, and with the warm and clear image of Ah Ma Hand made, it's really unforgettable. Plain raw materials, lush green leaves, as if coated with a layer of film under the illumination of lamplight, wrapping the image of the home yard. Through the shadow of the mottled leaves, you can see the light beige store front and dark furniture.
Br Design Center is an office interior for a creative workshop in Chongqing, China. The design follows a loft industrial style. Water, electricity and fire fighting pipes are left exposed on the walls. Materials recovered on the construction site are reused, and existing industrial elements are kept. The building skin uses a double layer metal mesh grid that filters excess light while allowing natural lighting and ventilation. A solar photovoltaic system of more than 800 square meters is installed on the roof. Layered spaces encourage interaction among staff and visitors.
Longwan Three Realms is a sales center covering 480 square meters. The layout uses circulation paths to divide functional areas and guide visitors. A custom wooden grille system encloses space while remaining permeable, keeping the original building frame and reducing added elements. Materials with natural qualities are layered to engage sight, touch and smell. A crushed stone mosaic floor reuses stone waste and avoids the cold feeling of standard marble or tiles. Art installations are made of pulp, a recyclable and easily shaped material. The design aims to convey calm and positive emotion.
Dongyu Logistics is an office lobby in a mixed-use building in Dongyu Logistics Park in Yiwu, Zhejiang, China. The interior covers 475 square meters and takes inspiration from the bar code and the shipping container, two familiar elements of the logistics industry. Four columns that once stood in isolation are linked to the wider structure, and separate routes for walking and waiting are formed. Aluminium oxide panels make the columns look lighter, while marble and aluminium meet to add layers and detail. Blue and red mark the two restrooms.
Sun Dachun is a fashion store interior completed in 2021 in Jiangsu, China. The design uses pure geometric shapes and blocks within a relatively square layout. The main facade display, the clothing display, the fitting room, the VIP room and the cashier counter are connected along one walking line. White artistic paint is combined with black and silver finishes to unify the space. Track spotlights integrated in the ceiling highlight the clothes, and mirrors extend the view. The interior supports the brand image and the in-store experience.
The designers designed the free address space inside the headquarters of Nippon Shinyaku, a pharmaceutical company headquartered in Kyoto Prefecture. It was planned for a corner of a vast site near Nishioji station, where several office buildings stand side by side. To commemorate the 100th anniversary of the company's founding, the project began in late 2019. However, it had to be stopped temporarily due to the unprecedented spread of the novel coronavirus. It was finally completed in the summer of 2021.
Aesthetic and a continuous flow of space linking the parts of an interior. Glasses adopt into the space improve the transparency, and strip panels are used for extending the ceiling high. The long shape of the ceiling wood stretches every independent area. Reflecting lights reveal softness and nature, direct light is used for illumination and interval space. Texture corporate furniture is an infinite option. Dark tones are used to be more elegant and mysterious and white is used for division. Metal for ornament ingratiates the entire void and solid.
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Mu Meilleur is a medical beauty clinic interior set in a first-floor apartment with a garden in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The outer wall blocked daylight and left the space dim. Parts of the walls were removed and rebuilt with glass bricks to bring light inside. The entrance and waiting area walls were also rebuilt with glass and transparent glass bricks to keep the light continuous. Light spots on the floor guide visitors inward. A striated glass door separates the waiting area from the diagnosis and treatment area. Artificial stone and walnut complete the finishes.
Vanke Design Commune is an auditorium and public interior space in Shenzhen, China. The design uses the existing structures to form a floating path leading from the entrance to the auditorium. This steel corridor is suspended in the full-height front hall and is supported by the existing vertical columns, which also conceal pipelines. Heavy concrete and light metal create a strong contrast, giving the corridor an elevated appearance. The route simplifies circulation and offers a garden-like walk. An independent viewing area above the auditorium is combined with a tea drink space.