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This case serves as the office for the Whitecell Power Methanol-Hydrogen Clean Energy Innovation Base. The designers boldly abandoned traditional interior design concepts, extensively using black, white, gray, and metallic materials. They utilized the staggered spaces, color contrasts, variations in light and materials, along with unique installation artworks, to outline a modern, sharp, and technologically advanced spatial tone.
Visionary workspace concept rooted in human centric design, health, productivity, and collaboration. Despite challenges of refurbishing a 6,505 sqm 30 year old confined space building, it transforms into an open concept oasis, integrating modern technology to simulate natural light casting through layers of spaces at the center void of the building. Biophilic elements evoke the rainforest, fostering well being and adaptability. Connecting outdoor nature into the space, innovation thrives in designated
Echo of Serenity is a private residence interior design in Taipei, Taiwan, covering 198.35 square meters. The entry corridor uses dark stone flooring, dark wood veneer ceilings and matching wall panels to form a grounded threshold. The main living area shifts to light wood veneer ceilings, textured wall coatings and seamless flooring, which increase openness and light diffusion. Fabric and leather furnishings soften the lines. The layout is barrier-free. The interior is intended as a calm retreat from the pace of the city.
The design redefines boundaries by integrating architecture, interior, and landscape, creating a glowing glass box that appears to float within the space. Flexible layouts, material transitions, and strategic lighting blur functional zones, while seamless glass walls connect the interior and exterior, enhancing openness and flow. Combining cafe, casual dining, reading, and exhibition functions, the space offers a comfortable, interactive experience that fosters social interaction, relaxation, and exploration, inviting users to embrace a sense of freedom and endless possibilities.
Shougang Soreal Xr Park is an interior and exhibition space located in Beijing. The park occupies a former industrial heritage site. The original building form is preserved, with a six storey main building and a three storey side building connected internally. Structural changes, metallic paints and stainless steel plates shape a science fiction atmosphere. Virtual reality, augmented reality, motion tracking and spatial sensing support interactive content. Flexible pathways and themed zones guide visitors through the park.
Sunrise is a 320 square meter apartment interior in Curitiba, Brazil. The design follows minimalist principles and treats natural light as a central element. Natural oak veneer, limestone and neutral textiles form a soft palette. Custom millwork is integrated into the walls to give visual continuity between the living areas. The open layout allows fluid circulation and views of Barigui Park and the city skyline. Custom pieces, including the gourmet table and the Dolomite Armchair, reinforce the identity of the project. The intent is a calm urban retreat that supports well-being.
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.
Bosphorus is a residential interior design project for a house overlooking the Bosphorus in Istanbul. The building dates from the 1990s and has been fully renovated, keeping only the columns, beams and load bearing systems. The new layout spans three floors and connects each room to the next, with open spaces and natural light. Two living rooms separate family gatherings from guest occasions. A cinema room, a gym and guest suites are also included. Marble, glass, wood and stone create a calm and lasting interior.
Rinn Kyoto Miyagawasuji Hitotose Aki is a hotel interior located on Miyagawa-suji, a street in Kyoto that keeps a traditional streetscape. The design follows the strict local rules on building colors, shapes and styles. The lighting plan leads guests from dim light at the entrance to brighter rooms, and indirect lighting reveals the texture of the walls. Washi paper made with a local paper artist is used in several ways, including kakishibu treatment, koyori twisting and fukuro-bari layering. The aim is a calm and warm space for comfortable stays.
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Moment Hebil is a complex of six detached summer houses located in Turkbuku, Bodrum, Turkiye. The design combines contemporary comfort with the natural setting of the surrounding bay. Expansive floor-to-ceiling windows bring natural light into the interiors and frame panoramic views. Local materials, including Bodrum plaster, oak and impero reale marble, are used throughout the interior spaces. The open-plan layout increases the sense of spaciousness, with glass separators replacing traditional walls on the ground floor. The minimalist aesthetic draws on local architectural heritage.
Eastern Institute for Advanced Study is an interior design project for the teaching buildings of a technology institute in Ningbo. The design covers 1.5 million square meters. Each building has a distinct character. The Engineering Building uses suspended steel wire mesh and wall mechanisms for an industrial feel. The School of Life Sciences integrates plants. The Information Building uses metallic materials and interactive installations. Flexible furniture and adaptable teaching areas support an open and collaborative learning environment.
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En Skincare is a cosmetics store and treatment salon set within an 18th-century building in central Paris. The name En means beauty in Japanese, and can also mean circle and connection. These three meanings inspired the design. A series of circular brass partitions divides 150 square meters into four rooms across two levels. Two bright plaster rooms occupy the ground floor, while the basement retains stone walls and vaulted ceilings. Visitors follow a winding path to each treatment area, reflecting the Japanese idea of hospitality through discovery.