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
The \”Shui Zui Zhong Guo\” space is situated in Beijing Baiziwan. As a cultural and artistic media brand dedicated to the exploration of \”Chinese culture and contemporary expression,\” this space is akin to a reflection of their endeavors in the material world. The original 1000-square-meter space is divided into two parts: 600 square meters used as the office space for the Shui Zui Zhong Guo team, and another 400 square meters dedicated to creating a cultural space known as \”Shui Yuan.\” If one were to enter through two separate entrances, they might think these two distinct spaces are two enterprises.
Project Name: Shui Zui Zhong Guo Project Location: Dongchaoshidai, Chaoyang District, Beijing, China Design Firm: CUN DESIGN (www.cunchina.cn) Chief Designer: Cui Shu & Li Hui Project Area: 1000㎡ Design Time: 2021.10 Completion Time: 2022.07
Beyond the Taihang Mountains to the east and the Grand Canal to the west, the city of Xingtai has a history spanning nearly 3000 years. Today, serving as the northern gateway to the Central Plains urban cluster, when one gazes west from the Beijing-Hong Kong-Macao Expressway, the skyline of Xingtai New District, adorned with a stunning array of skyscrapers, has become a new urban landmark. Amid the glimmering façades, high-tech enterprises and industrial clusters flourish, while the future urban spirit and imagination are instilled by designers into the realm of new possibilities for living.
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Project Information
Project Name: Xingtai – Xingtai Rui Sales Center Project Owner: Xingtai Tongxin Real Estate Development Co., Ltd. Project Location: Hebei, Xingtai Project Area: 1200 square meters Project Date: December 2020 Design Agency: YI-CREAT SPACE (Beijing) Design Consultancy Co., Ltd. Creative Director: Tao Yi Interior Design: Yuanhe Daqian Project Photography: One Thousand Degrees Visual Copywriting and Planning: NARJEELING Project Planning: Le Brand Strategy Agency
The late 19th to mid-20th century saw the rise of the modernist wave in Europe. From urban streets to rural hamlets, from coastal islands to private homes and public cafes, well-known artistic hubs and meeting places ignited the creativity of countless artists. ‘Open’ and ‘friendly’ were the key features of European coffeehouses during that time.
Project Name: ido & Friends Café Project Location: Kunming, Yunnan, China Project Area: 70㎡ Design Firm: Aurora Design (www.aurora22design.com) Chief Designer: Yang Xuewan Design Time: 2022.03 Completion Time: 2023.06 Construction Team: Rebuilding Space Lab Photographer: Na Xin from INSPACE
JINDESIGN:Yuesheng·Yanyuan—A Multidimensional Interconnected Energy Field
In 2022, a thriving cluster emerged in Xingtai, led by Huawei’s Big Data Industrial Park and Yuesheng·Yanyuan, representing the region’s industrial prowess. Adjacent to the Xingtai East Station, a pivotal junction in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei corridor, these entities rapidly interconnect information, human capital, and resources, weaving a robust spatial industrial network.
Project Information Project Name: Yuesheng·Yanyuan Brand Experience Center Project Owner: Yuesheng Group Project Location: Xingtai, China Project Area: 2000 sqm Project Date: July 2022 Design Agency: JINDESIGN (Website: www.jinart.cn) Creative Director: Cui Yue Concept Design: Chu Hongji, Xu Yingjie, Yang Tong, Liu Yanshuang, Zhang Chongjie Soft Furnishing Design: Yang Yang, Zhu Jiaying, Yang Wenlei Project Photography: Zheng Yan Project Videography: Li Yingjie, Hanmer Copywriting and Planning: NARJEELING Project Planning: Le Brand Strategy Agency
1001 Water Street, serves as a welcoming community hub to the new neighborhood, connecting its occupants with nature to support the health and well-being of tenants and the wider community. COOKFOX drew inspiration from the native ecology of Florida and its architectural vernacular to inform the massing, organization and detailing of the building. The rigorous modern grid of the building exterior is punctured by a series of deep verandas on each corner of the tower to provide access to outdoor terrace gardens from nearly every office floor.
‘The best architecture is like this. We are deep inside it, but we don’t know where nature ends and art begins.’
Project Name: Chon Buri
Project Location: Gaozhuang, Xishuangbanna, China
Project Area: 1700㎡
Design Time: 2022.03
Completion Time: 2023.02
Design Team: Funs Design(www.funspbs.com)
Space Director: Luo Bin
Copywriting: Zhang Hongming, Zhou Zengni
Photography: Yu Photography
Our project is nestled in the heart of GaoZhuang, the birthplace of the Dai ethnic culture in Xishuangbanna. This land has nurtured a wealth of cultural traditions and the marvels of nature.
The two structures are divided by a central promenade, with distinct businesses occupying either side. On the left-hand side, there is a spa center, while on the right-hand side, there is a restaurant. This corridor not only connects the two sides but also provides a sense of privacy to each individual space.
Outdoor Chon Buri
The air bestows freshness, the vegetation breathes life, and the stones endow primal strength. Seemingly simple, little do we know that all of this is nature’s most magnificent adornment, as well as the bond that merges us with nature.
The primary design inspiration for the restaurant draws from the commonplace leaves found in the local tropical rainforest. Yet, it is these unassuming leaves that, like a perpetual spring, flow ceaselessly, upholding the equilibrium and harmony of the entire rainforest with every breath.
The concept of \”taking inspiration from nature,\” drawing from the inherent forms found in the natural world, and learning from nature to incorporate it into architectural design. We use materials that appear similar, making only minimal design enhancements, reducing the artificial decorative feel. This approach allows the building to have a more natural and harmonious atmosphere.
In the extended space beyond the staircase, we’ve chosen to employ the traditional bamboo weaving technique of the Dai people from Xishuangbanna, creating a profound connection with nature within this environment, as if seamlessly melding the realms of the inside and outside. Here, you’ll encounter not only a unique panoramic experience but also the rejuvenating force of nature.
As we create experiential spaces for humanity, we have made a conscious effort not to displace or disrupt the lives of the “indigenous people”. We have artistically preserved the homes of the birds, and every intricate design element has been meticulously crafted to pay the utmost respect to nature and seamlessly integrate the building into the fabric of the rainforest.
Within the courtyard: Encircled by trees or red bricks, the courtyard blurs the boundaries between indoors and outdoors. This captivating courtyard offers a genuine connection with nature, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the serenity and beauty it provides.
Indoor Chon Buri
Within the restaurant’s interior, small wooden bridges and green slate stones are artfully arranged, enveloped by luxuriant foliage. This arrangement evokes a sense of anticipation and intrigue for customers.
We’ve curated an abundance of wooden and bamboo furnishings, collectively crafting an immersive ambiance that transports diners into the heart of a thriving rainforest. This promises a distinctive and indelible dining experience for our customers.
What we are exploring is the marvelous experience of harmonizing space, the body, and nature in perfect resonance.The Serene Beauty of Minimalism: The spa center draws inspiration from minimalism, simplifying space to its utmost essence, creating a profound sense of tranquility. Here, the complexities of the world are replaced by silence, allowing you to find serenity in a pure environment.