Posts filed under 'Projects'
Tue 17.1.
Posted by Walter Phillips on 17.01.2017 - Tagged as: Detail

Photos © Edward Beierle for Euroboden
Developer Stefan F. Höglmaier in collaboration with architect Peter Haimerl has achieved an unusual transformation of a historic farmhouse in Munich’s Alt-Riem district. Careful restoration on the one hand and a radical reinterpretation of the interior on the other also provided the perfect setting for the use of progressive Deque designer fittings by Dornbracht. (text by Detail)
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Fri 23.12.
Posted by Walter Phillips on 23.12.2016 - Tagged as: Furniss & May

Photographer: Mark Whitfield
Furniss & May have designed Stretch Yoga Studio on Broadway Market inline with their strong brand identity. Founded in 2013, Stretch have two sites in London and are due to open their third largest site to include a Yoga teacher training room and spa treatment room, designed by Furniss & May later this year. The 1,022 Sq Ft site on Broadway Market is over one floor with a reception and retail space, lounge and 30 person yoga studio. Furniss & May were asked to create a memorable space that would be distinctive to reflect the brands friendly attitude, but a serious yoga practice.
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Tue 6.12.
Posted by Walter Phillips on 06.12.2016 - Tagged as: Ambiente

For Ambiente 2017 British designer Janice Kirkpatrick is designing the presentation area of Great Britain, this year’s Partner Country. Ornamental patterns with typical national plants and animals create a harmonious, poetic symbolism
Traditionally, AMBIENTE has served interior architects, designers and decision-makers in contract furnishing as source of information on the latest trends for the coming year.
From 10 to 14 February, the international consumer-goods trade show in Frankfurt will offer a globally unique overview of the fields of furnishing, kitchenware and the culture of the dining table. The UK is the Partner Country for 2017, with British designer Janice Kirkpatrick curating and designing the presentation areas that will highlight the partner country’s products and exhibitors. (text by Britta Rohlfing)
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Mon 5.12.
Posted by Walter Phillips on 05.12.2016 - Tagged as: OOA | Office O architects

Photographer: Tim Van de Velde
This spacious villa is situated in Tremelo (BE), on a large terrain surrounded by pines. The house was designed for a couple with two children, who wanted something “special”. In other occasions OOA is very conceptual in the approach of a design, here we just let it flow.
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Mon 28.11.
Posted by Walter Phillips on 28.11.2016 - Tagged as: Studioninedots

Photographer: Peter Cuypers
This spring, the city of Amsterdam is host to the European Union. On the Marineterrein politicians discuss and decide on Europe’s future, under bright artificial light, with cameras and microphones registering each and every word.
In reaction, at the nearby temporary campus FabCity, Studioninedots built with StoneCycling a pavilion with a fireplace right in the heart of it.
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Fri 25.11.
Posted by Walter Phillips on 25.11.2016 - Tagged as: Nendo

Photographer: Takumi Ota
Siam Discovery is The Biggest Arena of Lifestyle Experiments packed with exhilarating experiences that say ‘come play with us’ to visitors. People can come in to experiment and discover what they like and what expresses their own identity best.
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Wed 23.11.
Posted by Walter Phillips on 23.11.2016 - Tagged as: Studio Farris Architects

Photographer: Koen Van Damme
Studio Farris Architects transformed a small barn into an office with meeting room, library, office desks and a resting/reading area. The original façade was restored and new openings were created in a functional way.
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Tue 22.11.
Posted by Walter Phillips on 22.11.2016 - Tagged as: Snaidero

First is a kitchen project designed for a young public – in terms of both age and taste. This kitchen focuses on a casual, high-quality lifestyle in which people experience houses as an organised, flowing, open haven enhanced by a balanced blend of creativity and flexibility.
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