ArchShowcase Archive for the ‘Salon’ CategorySarah Hairstyling by Enrico Bellotti ArchitectsWednesday, November 12th, 2014Article source: Enrico Bellotti Architects This project concerns a small hair salon that has just been completely renovated with the use of different materials combined to create contrasts pleasantly unexpected and to give an elegant, stylish and sophisticated tone to this shop.  Image Courtesy © Enrico Bellotti Architects
Fusionner2.0-Paper cave in Aichi, Japan by Kotaro Horiuchi ArchitectureThursday, July 31st, 2014Article source: Kotaro Horiuchi Architecture Exhibition Kotaro Horiuchi 2014 “Fusionner 1.0 + 2.0” From the 20th to the 30th of March 2014, DSA – Design Space Association – with the cooperation of the Gallery White Cube, presented the exhibition of Kotaro Horiuchi’s project: “Fusionner 1.0 + 2.0”. The exhibition took place at KHA – Kotaro Horiuchi Architecture – located in Marunouchi, Nagoya city, Aichi district in Japan. With the 24th, 25th, 26th of March closed, we welcomed around 730 people during a session of 8 days. Thank you. Out of those sessions, it is possible de see permanent exhibit in saloon, lounge, meeting space and working area in the office.  Image Courtesy © Mori and Mitsuru Narihara
Hair salon in moriyama, Shiga, Japan by OHArchitectureSaturday, July 5th, 2014Article source: OHArchitecture “Hair salon surrounding a big table” It is a plan of the hair salon in Moriyama-shi, Shiga. We considered the possibility of the hair salon to a town at the Moriyama-city which is a suburban city. We design not unusual hair salon which is often located in urban areas, but local adhesion type hair salon into which neighboring people go in spite of themselves and was homely and open to town.  Image Courtesy © Shorokusha Kousuke Okuda
En yu-An in Tokyo, Japan by Fumihiko Sano/studio PHENOMENONFriday, June 13th, 2014Article source: Fumihiko Sano/studio PHENOMENON This is the salon and the showroom by Maruwakaya – the company which produces “monozukuri” (which means a craftsmanship or art of design and manufacturing) that links traditional crafts to Contemporary art. The counter made from Japanese cedar is employed as the center of the room; also, we designed the room by applying only the lintels, the sills, and the pillars.  Image Courtesy © Daisuke Shimokawa /Nacása&Partners Inc
LE COIFFEUR in Marseille, France by Margaux Keller Design Studio + Bertrand Guillon architectThursday, June 5th, 2014Article source: Margaux Keller Design Studio In addition to bouillabasse and aioli, the seaside city of Marseille is now home to a new gem – a cleverly designed hair salon called Le Coiffeur. Conceived for local stylist and salon owner Pascal Lancien by Fabrica alumnus Margaux Keller, a Marseille native herself, the elegant space puts an inviting new spin on the conventional format of a hair dressing studio.  Image Courtesy © Laure Mélone
ki se tsu hair salon in Nagoya, Japan by iks designTuesday, June 3rd, 2014Article source: iks design In the heart of Nagoya-city, a husband and his wife run a hair salon and an esthetic salon in the same place. One of their requests was that they needed spaces for both the hair salon and the esthetic salon separately in only 40 ㎡ of space.  Image Courtesy © Keisuke Nakagami
Dogsalon in Usa-Shi, Oita, Japan by Naoko HoribeTuesday, September 3rd, 2013Article source: Naoko Horibe Located on a long, thin lot surrounded by rice fields, this combined residence and dog salon has a symbolic shape that turns the building itself into a sign for the business. The dog salon occupies the part of the building adjacent to the main road, with bathrooms and kitchen in the center so as to be easily accessed from both the shop and the residence, while the familyfs relaxation space ? the living and dining room ? is located further towards the back.  Image Courtesy © Yuko Tada
ARKHE beauty salon in Chiba, Japan by Moriyuki Ochiai ArchitectsTuesday, August 13th, 2013Article source: Moriyuki Ochiai Architects We designed a beauty salon named ARKHE (refers to the ancient belief that water is the source of all creation) around the theme of water. This is a space made up by the charm of its raw materials, thus, by using aluminum and bringing out the beauty of the material we bring into existence a space filled with transient and ever-changing light, like the reflection of light on the surface of water.  Image Courtesy © Atsushi Ishida, full view(night time)
Folm Arts in Osaka, Japan by Tsubasa Iwahashi ArchitectsTuesday, June 4th, 2013Article source: Tsubasa Iwahashi Architects If there is a form of the ideal to the shop, it may be to blend naturally as part of the town. It is that, rather than the sign-lit brilliantly, to continue to be as existence is connected to the people indeed. This is a renovation of the beauty salon during the ten years have passed since the time along with the town from opening. There was a figure of the shop owner exchanging greetings friends with people of the town who went through the shop front.  Image Courtesy © Yoshiro Masuda
Le Comptoir de Fruit et Légumes in Nagoya, Japan by Kotaro Horiuchi ArchitectureSaturday, May 18th, 2013Article source: Kotaro Horiuchi Architecture This Project is a renovation for a SPA, Kaatsu and beauty salon located in the center of Nagoya, Japan. We insert the space to provide drinks being always aware of health and beauty, such as fruit and organic vegetables. We have created counter of 4.2m length in the limited entrance’s space, have secured the minimum flow line for increasing the number of customers standing, have created facade / petit architecture composed with curved surface, while repeating unevenness, so that the counter arranged obliquely may be made to fit the ergonomics of human body.  Image courtesy Kotaro Horiuchi Architecture
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