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Aedas-designed Hong Leong City Center in Suzhou, China, recently opened its doors. As the first commercial project developed in China by Singapore-listed City Developments Limited, this mixed-use urban development
Coal Drops Yard, reinventing two 1850s rail buildings, a major new King’s Cross shopping district and public space design by Heatherwick Studio.
Designed by Studio Ardete Hexalace is an open-plan commercial building made primarily for leasing purposes. From the beginning that the concept would have to be manifested from the facade.
The golden flowing river contrasted with soft misty clouds located at Beijing world trade center, a hair salo; MQ studio has been designed and construction completed by CAA.
Designed by studio mode:lina the new INEA salon in Poznań is full of surprises, right from the doorstep. The interior is definitely nothing like regular customer service areas, and it combines a style of an urban coffee shop and a bar
Following the international competition, ARADA has appointed Zaha Hadid Architects to design the Central Hub, the centrepiece of Aljada, the developer’s renowned masterplan in Sharjah, UAE.
Jordan Parnass Digital Architecture designed the Star Innovation Center a house retrofit of a factory building in Sri Lanka creating a green economic catalyst and model for future sweatshop-free commercial buildings.
Through breaking the routines and bringing a “home” into the workspace, JACKY.W DESIGN created an open and multi-functional living experience space for the fashion brand TKStyle Boutique.
Gotha Cosmetic has entrusted iarchitects with the renovation and expansion of its headquarters. The project has developed from the customer’s need to have new spaces suitable following the brand renewal
Benoy has announced its second project with Hong Kong China Travel Service – the Ningbo ‘If mall’, a future community-focused retail and commercial destination.
The Über Shed is a work-shed / rural retreat on Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula. The brief, given to Jost Architects, was for a functional shed with a work bench area, to house farming equipment, and a simple, attached retreat with a bathroom, kitchenette and sleeping area.
The Tivoli Hjørnet project design by Pei Cobb Freed & Partners Architects on the western edge of Tivoli Gardens in central Copenhagen brings fresh excitement to the city’s urban core
Designed Xiamen Fancy Design & Decoration the restaurant was rebuilt from a former factory. The location and unconventional structure of the original space allowed the designer to give full play to imagination and creativity.
Bureau of Architecture and Design designed the Spoonfed restaurant, located in a new modern building so first and foremost that informed the design as we strove to create a clean, almost minimal feel with playful bursts of vibrant color.
Designed by ATAH The CTC (China Textile Center) is an atypical practice of art-involved commercial and has officially opened at the end of June 2018. The project is surrounded by eight high-rise towers and two super high-rise buildings under construction.
BCMF Arquitetos’ program consists of office workspace, common areas and products test and display areas, with little compartmentalization among the sectors. The open plan layout requires various studies on the integration and privacy of spaces, hierarchy of flows, acoustic and thermal comfort, lighting and spatial distribution.
Conceived first hand, by Blanchard Fuentes Design+Build, as a block in which to sculpt, the project was coursed as a subtractive endeavor initially – followed by an additive process to restore balance.
Wutopia Lab designed an entirely white Zhongshu Bookstore in Xi’an, one of the most ancient cities in China which used to be the capital for thirteen dynasties, with 300 tons of steel and 30,000 meters of light strips.
