This project is located on the side of the Suzhou Bay Theatre Lakeside Trail in Wuzhong District, Suzhou City. This area is a must-visit route for cycling enthusiasts around Taihu Lake. As the owner is also a cycling enthusiast, they have long harbored the dream of establishing a cycling rest stop here. The station not only serves as a resting harbor for cyclists, but also functions as a maintenance space for road bikes and a gathering place for enthusiasts, deeply integrating and serving the cycling culture community.
By inheriting the history of the former lumberyard, segmenting the wood available in the market, and using it as exterior materials, we aim to create a building that will be loved by the local community in the long term through partial renovation and the creation of a warm landscape.
By planning six different “concentrations” of offices, SOHO units, and residential spaces, the overall architecture forms a bustling, livable, and comfortable working environment, a node.
The interior and exterior are connected as if the outside is entering the inside, creating a space design where the “concentration” fluctuates.
While conducting insulation improvements, we have achieved an environmentally friendly design that reduces the environmental impact and enhances comfort through air conditioning, airflow planning, and lighting design.
【Project Overview】 Primary Use: Office, Shared Residences Location: Morioka City, Iwate Prefecture Building Area: 357.73㎡ Number of Floors: 2 above-ground Structure: Wooden
This 9,500-square-foot park building houses park equipment rentals, event space, restrooms, lockers, a dual-sided fireplace, and a full-service restaurant and beer garden which is open to the public. T
Architect: SmithGroup Design: SmithGroup Construction: The Lathrop Co.
Skylab reveals the design for The Village at Alyeska, a modern, four-season, global destination in Girdwood, Alaska
Skylab design team
Jeff Kovel, Design Director
Robin Wilcox, Principal in Charge
Karl Gleason, Project Architect
Shaun Selberg, Project Designer
Sonia Norskog, Interiors Lead
Max Czysz, Project Designer
The Atelier in Singapore is a luxury residential development located in District 9, near Newton, renowned for its sophisticated design and modern urban lifestyle. Blending contemporary elegance with thoughtful functionality, The Atelier is a testament to premium vertical living.
Location : Singapore Scope of WorkArchitecture by ONG&ONG Environmental Wayfinding by IMMORTAL Completion: 2024 Client: Bukit Sembawang Estates Limited Photography: ONG&ONG (more…)
The Alisher Navoi International Scientific Research Centre will incorporate the Navoi State Museum of Literature, Auditorium, International Research Centre and School.
The centre’s arched facades and interiors will be crafted from bricks produced in Tashkent’s local kilns, echoing the rich geometries of Uzbekistan’s traditional architecture and celebrating the complexities of Uzbek literature and music.
Defined by passive design principles, the centre’s architecture provides optimal conditions for visitors, staff and students with minimum energy consumption.
Centrally located in the growing Mission Bay neighborhood of San Francisco, HomeRise at Mission Bay demonstrates the city’s and non-profit partners’ commitment to investing in a community based on social, financial and environmental resilience, equity, sustainability and integration.
LEDDY MAYTUM STACY Architects design team
Richard Stacy
Vanna Whitney
Nicholas Elster
Howie Russel
Enrique Sanchez
Jerome Christensen
Aruna Bolisetty
Project team
Architect: LEDDY MAYTUM STACY Architects
Associate Architects: Lowney Architecture and Y.A. Studio
Developer: HomeRise + BRIDGE Housing
General Contactor: CAHILL
Landscape: TS Studio
Photography
Bruce Damonte
Bryon Lindsey
On October 18th this year, the opening ceremony of the Tongrentang Health Live Broadcast Base in Daxing was held. WUUX Architecture Design Studio spent three months to create a massive 5800 square meters live broadcast industry base for Tongrentang with avant-garde design concepts. The design integrates concepts, demands, services, and technology of the large health industry, aiming to create the most cutting-edge, comprehensive, advanced, optimally integrated, and profitable live broadcast shared space.
Status: Built Location: Beijing, CN Firm Role: Interior Design Additional Credits: Creative Director | Wang Yong
Design Team | Wang Yong, Tan Wei, Teng Shujun, Yu Yue, Zhang Guiying
Project Photo / Video | Xiao Shiming
Copywriting Planning | NARJEELING
Project Planning | Le Brand Strategy Agency (more…)
The Atlantis is a 450-capacity music venue in Washington, DC that offers an intimate concert space and is located right next to the District’s renowned 9:30 Club. The design of The Atlantis pays homage to the 9:30 Club’s original location at the Atlantic Building in downtown DC. That club became a rite of passage for touring musical acts from around the country and a “mecca” for the local music scene.
Design Team: David Cheney, Principal, Christopher Peli, Senior Job Captain, Jaida Tavares, Junior Designer Client: I.M.P. General Contractor: MCN Build Structural Engineer: Rathgeber/Goss Associates MEP Engineer: Caliber Design, Inc Foodservice Consultant: Singer Equipment Company Acoustics Consultant: Walters-Storyk Design Group (WSDG) Photographer Credits: Ron Ngiam Photographer’s Website: ronngiam.smugmug.com (more…)
Known as the Temazcal Room, this newly developed amenity space, located off the main lobby of the Bay Area Metro Center in downtown San Francisco, provides a flexible, light-filled venue designed for a wide range of uses to support office tenants working above. The buildout is one of multiple interior development projects designed by TEF within the building, including the top four floors, as part of the award-winning transformation of the c.1942 former post office, into a shared headquarters for the Bay Area’s most progressive government agencies a few years prior.
TEF Design team
Principal In Charge – Paul Cooper Consulting Principal – Bobbie Fisch Designer – Samantha Rose, Rachel Hammond, Paul Leoffler
Project Team Architecture and Interiors: TEF Design Contractor: Swinerton Mechanical and Electrical Engineer: MHC Engineers Structural: Holmes Lighting: Silverman & Light Acoustical, AV/Telecom, Security Engineer: Salter Foodservices: Webb Foodservice Design Client: Bay Area Headquarters Authority Photography : Mikiko Kikuyama