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Pernod Ricard Offices in Gurugram, India by Ultraconfidentiel

Tuesday, February 12th, 2019

Article source: Ultraconfidentiel

The challenge with Pernod Ricard was to bring conviviality into the office space. By redesigning the traditional workplace as an open space, the premises have become the preferred grounds for workshops, collaboration and relaxation. The space adapts to every way of working, balancing connection and disconnection, shifting between quiet places to focus and collaborative areas, thereby meeting each employee’s needs. It is a convergence center for social innovation, a place-based hub of ideas, people, and strategies.

Image Courtesy © Yatinder Kumar

  • Architects: Ultraconfidentiel
  • Project: Pernod Ricard Offices
  • Location: Gurugram, India
  • Photography: Yatinder Kumar, Vibhor Yadav

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Schody Home Bar in Prague, Czech Republic by VRTIŠKA • ŽÁK

Monday, February 11th, 2019

Article source: VRTIŠKA • ŽÁK

Interior design of the family-owned company Schody Home Bar, focusing on the original historical features and the maximum preservation of contemporary details. In the house we discovered the original hexagonal pavement, which became the dominant feature of the whole area. We created a mosaic with the theme of baroque still life with food and drink. This motif then passes through all the space in the form of a floor, and in the places of the main mint, it also forms decoration in the lunette. The bar is orientated as home cooking. There is no natural barrier, but guests and staff stay on one side. It also includes a mobile element for easier handling and window sales.

Image Courtesy © VRTIŠKA • ŽÁK

  • Architects: VRTIŠKA • ŽÁK
  • Project: Schody Home Bar
  • Location: Prague, Czech Republic
  • Total Area: 50m2

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Imperial UP in Sydney, Australia by Alexander &CO.

Tuesday, February 5th, 2019

Article source: v2com

Imperial UP is located on the upper level of the iconic Imperial Hotel in Erskineville. This project represents the relaunch of one of Australia’s most revered LGBQTI safe havens. As a cultural icon, it was the birthplace of the movie Priscilla and plays a pivotal role in the greater Sydney community as a historic theatre and event space.

The outside area features a retractable roof, golden pizza oven and stone mosaic bar featuring pop art graphics. Inside, the space hou­ses a 30-seat ‘diner’, cocktail bar, private dining room and lounge/dining area. Australia’s first same sex marriage cathedral will open on the rooftop of this space in 2019.

Image Courtesy © Anson Smart

  • Architects: Alexander &CO.
  • Project: Imperial UP
  • Location: Sydney, Australia
  • Photography: Anson Smart
  • Client Name: The Sydney Collective
  • Principal Architect: Jeremy Bull, Sophie Harris
  • Interior Design Team: Larissa Raymond, Madison Faye, Lucy Forlico
  • Project Completion Date: August 2018

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The Imperial Hotel in Sydney, Australia by Alexander &CO.

Monday, February 4th, 2019

Article source: v2com

The three level Imperial Hotel Erskineville is a ‘palace of pleasure’. This project represents the relaunch of one of Australia’s most revered LGBQTI safe havens. As a cultural icon, it was the birthplace of the movie Priscilla and plays a pivotal role in the greater Sydney community as a historic theatre and event space. It is dynamically programmed and responsive, turning from dining to dance floor with ease.

Image Courtesy © Anson Smart

  • Architects: Alexander &CO.
  • Project: The Imperial Hotel
  • Location: Erskineville, Sydney, Australia
  • Photography: Anson Smart
  • Client Name: The Sydney Collective
  • Principal Architect: Jeremy Bull, Sophie Harris
  • Interior Design Team: Larissa Raymond, Madison Faye, Lucy Forlico, Rouda Taouk
  • Editorial Stylist: Claire Delmar
  • Project Completion Date: February 2017

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Mitsui Momery Warehouse in Taipei, Taiwan by HC SPACE DESIGN / H.C. TAI ARCHITECT INC.

Sunday, February 3rd, 2019

Article source: HC SPACE DESIGN / H.C. TAI ARCHITECT INC.

In 1894, at the end of the Qing Dynasty, the Qing Dynasty and Japan fought a war. It was called the First Sino-Japanese War. In the end, the Qing Dynasty was defeated. On April 17, 1895, Li Hongzhang and Japan signed the Treaty of Shimonoseki.

Since then, Taiwan has been ceded to Japan, and 50 years of colonial rule in Japan have begun.

The Mitsui Warehouse is a Euro-style building located in Taipei, Taiwan. It is located at No. 265, Section 1, Zhongxiao West Road, and was built by Mitsui & Co., Ltd. during the Japanese occupation.

Image Courtesy © Kang Wei Liang

  • Architects: HC SPACE DESIGN / H.C. TAI ARCHITECT INC.
  • Project: Mitsui Momery Warehouse
  • Location: Taipei, Taiwan
  • Photography: Kang Wei Liang
  • Clients: Taipei City Government
  • Team: HC SPACE DESIGN
  • Interior: Chien Hwa Huang, Chien Wei Huang
  • Consultants: Hsiao Chin Tai
  • Budget: 3000000 USD
  • Built Area: 511.44m2
  • Completion Year: 2018

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Mica-Bar in Weihai, China by 3andwich Design / He Wei Studio

Friday, February 1st, 2019

Article source: 3andwich Design / He Wei Studio

Wangjiatuan village is located in Zhangcun town, Huancui District, Weihai city, Shandong province. It’s about a 30-minute drive from the city center. The village belongs to the scenic area of Likou mountain, which is one of the passes into the mountain. Its geographical location is convenient and important. The village is located in an east-west valley, North-south high, with streams running through it.The village form is long and narrow, the surrounding natural ecology is intact, the agricultural landscape resources are rich. There is a temple rebuilt in recent years on the east side of the village. The original structure of the village settlement is complete, with a large number of traditional dwellings built by rubble stone masonry, as well as objects carrying historical information such as teama stone, gate head, and stone pier. It is a typical traditional village in shallow mountainous areas of Jiaodong region. The village has a certain basis of tourism function. On weekends or in the flowering season, local residents of Weihai will come here for sightseeing. There are already some tourism supporting facilities in the village, but the scale is small, not systematic, and the space conditions are relatively poor, and the format of business is mainly farmhouse, lack of hierarchy and influence. Based on this situation, wang jiatuan hopes to organize existing resources, improve business forms, spatial quality and upgrade services. More importantly, through the shaping of space and architecture, the individuality and recognition of the village should be formed.

Original building balcony, Image Courtesy © Jin Weiqi

  • Architects: 3andwich Design / He Wei Studio
  • Project: Mica-Bar
  • Location: Wangjaituan Town, Weihai , Shandong Province
  • Photography: Jin Weiqi
  • Principal Architect: He Wei
  • Design Team: Chenlong, Zhang Jiaojie,Sang Wanchen,Liqiang,Wu Lijun
  • On-Site: Representative: Liu Weidong
  • Soft Outfit Counselor: Baibing
  • Building Area:120 sqm
  • Period of Design: Dec. 2017 – Apri 2018
  • Period of Construction: 2018

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FSM – Filling Station Motel in Udine, Italy by Visual Display S.r.l.

Tuesday, January 29th, 2019

Article source: Visual Display S.r.l.

Filling Station Motel is a space dedicated to nowadays travelers, two wheels lovers and locals.

An old disused ENI-Agip hangar, a large service station, a thoroughfare in a border region at the bottom of the mountains, overlooking the sea. The research and decision of this location among many was the first and most important design choice, which proved to be perfect both from a commercial and stylistic point of view in order to give form and substance to the project.

The conceiving of the brand name takes inspiration from the origin of the first Agip motels, which were built throughout Italy during the 1950s, as support service for large petrol stations.

Image Courtesy © Rocco Taglialegne and Visual Display

  • Architects: Visual Display S.r.l.
  • Project: FSM – Filling Station Motel
  • Location: Udine, Italy
  • Photography: Rocco Taglialegne and Visual Display
  • Sqm: 500

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Breathe with the city-Doko Beijing in China by HOUSE FICTION

Friday, January 25th, 2019

Article source: HOUSE FICTION

Background-“Trouble at home”

As House Fiction studio was designing this restaurant’ s Chengdu branch “Talk to the red wall- Doko Chengdu”. An aggressive urban renovating campaign in Beijing city has started,storefronts in the ground level of residential buildings have to be bricked up. It causes this dessert restaurant which organically grew from a residential building of Sanlitun, need to move to current site in urgent.

South elevation, Image Courtesy © Tian Fangfang

  • Architects: HOUSE FICTION
  • Project: Breathe with the city-Doko Beijing
  • Location: Electromechanical institute courtyard, South Sanlitun , Chaoyang District, Beijing, China
  • Photography: Tian Fangfang
  • Building Area: 140 ㎡
  • Design and Construction Phase: April-August 2017

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Mario Luzzatto Student House in Milan, Italy by Filippo Taidelli Architetto

Wednesday, January 23rd, 2019

Article source: Filippo Taidelli Architetto

The opening of the Mario Luzzatto Student House residences completes the Humanitas University Campus, the renowned international faculty of Medicine and Surgery, Nursing and Physiotherapy that promotes an innovative teaching system. The new residences, built in just one year, were designed by the architect Filippo Taidelli of the FTA studio, who is also responsible for the design of the Campus itself, inaugurated in 2017

FTA studio has looked after all aspects of architectural, interior and landscape design, creating a location where energy saving and environmental sustainability rule.

Image Courtesy © Andrea Martiradonna

  • Architects: Filippo Taidelli Architetto
  • Project: Mario Luzzatto Student House
  • Location: Milan, Italy
  • Photography: Andrea Martiradonna 
  • Client: Humanitas University Campus 
  • Budget: 11.750.000 
  • Covered Surface: 7400 mq 

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Villa on the Lake in Lechlade, England by mecanoo architecten

Monday, January 21st, 2019

Article source: mecanoo architecten

The guiding design principle was to create a house that combines transparency with sustainability, forging a strong relationship between the villa and the landscape. The harmony between landscape and interior, architecture and nature, was a key design determinant, particularly regarding sight lines, materials, colours, and lighting. The house is designed from inside out, creating uninterrupted views to the surrounding nature while providing shelter and intimacy. All these aspects work together to ensure the house’s sense of timelessness.

Image Courtesy © Blue Sky Images

  • Architects: mecanoo architecten
  • Project: Villa on the Lake
  • Location: Lechlade, England
  • Photography: Blue Sky Images, mariashot.photo
  • Development: Boheme Development S.L.
  • Developed Architectural Design: Arquitectura y Ordenación Urbana S.L. AOU SL
  • Structural Engineer: Fernando Sarria
  • Engineering: INARQ S.L.
  • Area: 600.0 m2
  • Design: 2015-2016
  • Realisation: 2016-2018

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