Gelato Dal Cuore is the latest addition to Jing’An eateries resurgence. When it comes to Gelato these guys really know what they are doing. Gelato Dal Cuore, roughly translates to Gelato from the heart. Their passion for high quality shows through with the use of fresh imported ingredients to producing handmade traditional Gelato flavours and inventing loads of seasonal flavours with a local twist. To compliment the high-quality product, Gelato Dal Cuore wanted the design to follow some traditional elements that spoke to the heritage of classic Italian Gelato, mixed with modern elements and accents to complete their orange brand colours. The result is a cool balance of refined and classic which ties together the fun and playfulness of the ingredients. This shop is sure to have lines long into the Shanghai summer.
The building envelope is created by methods of twisting, connecting and layering the city grid axis and the adjacent RRS Discovery ship axis, using a ring structure made of reconstituted stone and concrete to compliment the traditional construction materials used in Dundee and reflect the natural cliff structure of the coastline.
The building’s form creates dramatic spaces with an impressive main hall forming a public indoor plaza, and areas that overhang the external public plaza. The external envelope draws people to the waterfront and generates a new migration route along the riverside promenade. The interior space of the main hall is filled with a gentle light emanating from apertures cut through the layered stone to create an open yet intimate public space.
Eye-D designed by Ofist in Istanbul, is not just a shop, but a multi purpose venue… It’s a blogger spot, a meeting point, an art gallery, a coffee shop or a music venue… More importantly, it is a human experience based space. A place where you not only shop, but involve in other experiences, being aware of your surrounding and valuing it.
Eye-d is not just designed to be an optical shop. No business is just the business itself anymore. Everything is social. We can not neglect today’s facts when even sitting at home by yourself can be a social media product.
The relaunch of a 47 year old very successful brand in Mexico was no easy task, a brand that is centered in making people feel good through their natural products and amazing yogurt ice-cream. The design challenge began by constructing culture towards the brand spirit from the inside-out, making people feel part of the new journey about to begin. The bee had been their iconic symbol since the beginning and although it made perfect sense it had never connected them to their true Mexican roots. So the journey began strengthening our symbols by understanding the amazing Mexican bee (Melipona Beechei) Xunan-Cab called by the ancient Mayans. This sense of belonging is spread not only through understanding our past but also very importantly, through projecting innovation and a clear vision of the brands future.
As early childhood education progresses rapidly in China, Family Box recently opened its 6th branch in Qingdao, China. Crossboundaries’ design for the two-level 4400sqm facility offers the enterprise’s usual functions such as a children swimming pool, classrooms, open play areas and a cafe. Situated at the corner of a shopping mall, Family Box opens to the public with a transition zone, holding functions such as library, shop and try-out classes for potential customers and directs its member to the pool and member-only areas.
A project out of ordinary, borned by an idea of the chef Flavio Ghigo, to re-discover the piedmontese cooking excellence and re-interpreted fast food formula. Creativity and tradition blend themselves to give life to gourmet sandwiches.
The aim was to create a sales point near to the existing ones, enhancing the overall atmosphere.
A minimalist ambient characterized by simple lines and regular shapes that recall the simplicity of oriental style and involve customer in an ephemeral and refined atmosphere.
The new space dedicated to footwear and accessories goes alongside to the boutique, previously created, and characterized by a contemporary reinterpretation of the 1950s style.
The passion for quality and innovation, together with respect for tradition, makes of Hi Contract an ideal partner. It gave the company the opportunity to be chosen by The Merchant of Venice for the design of sophisticated mono-brand stores. From 2016, stores have opened in Verona, Milan and Florence.
With a combination of the most modern technologies and craftsmanship, the contractor of Treviso transforms woods and other composite materials into volumes, surfaces and extraordinary objects of excellent qualities. It gives life to a suggestive and exclusive environment, from the wood of the structure and personalized trays for bottles to the carpets up to the lighting. Every detail of the furniture was created by the Hi Contract expert and dynamic team.
Through a tailor-made project in which taste and design unite and a passion for beauty and goodness, AMlab reinterprets and concretizes the vision of Philippe Alléosse, according to the New York Times, one of the three best Fromageur Affineur of the world.
The result is an atypical shop, with a strong character in which the exposure of cheeses comes out of the common by highlighting the value of the refining process.
The concept has two distinct characteristics: the point-of-sale exhibition that reflects the outward-looking offer and the staging of the cheese that is presented as a jewel. The architectural lines of the project, characterized by a vault reminiscent of the maturing cellar, give a greater vision of the space.
LA FORNERIA is a bakery family business in the ground floor of a building in the neighborhood of Sarrià, Barcelona. A place of fluid transit which invites to sit wherever you want, how you want with room for everyone.
The purpose was to give to the space a natural image to make it be like a mirror of its handcrafted products, produced entirely in their own workshop. Burned pine needles as a reminiscent of wood, wicker baskets, lamps and doors as a concept that combined with the elegance of oak wood and micro cement wallcovering emphasize the natural iron counter and the big product displayer. Clear and simple. The red bar makes a nod to the exterior facade.
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