Architectural Design: Richard Stirk Harbour + Partners
Co-architect: Zhongfang Architectural Design CO. LTD
Structural Engineers: SBP
Landscape: Gillespies, Landau International Design
Interior Design: Neri & Hu
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Anaya Pavilion
For the Anaya development in Qinhuangdao Dayun designed this pavilion encapsulating two show homes. On a platform slightly raised above the street level the pavilion joins the two show homes surrounding each with a cloistered walkway and separating the two with a gravelled courtyard and shallow pool of water. Space is divided with arches, columns and walls, varying the degree of openness to the surrounding landscaped garden, while roof apertures add an additional dimension and variety to the play of light on the structure throughout the day.
- Architect: Dayun Design International
- Location: Nandaihe
- Completion: 2017
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Design: Desfa
Barefoot Studios
Quarta & Armando‘s design for Shanghai portrait studio Barefoot divides the space into distinct working and reception areas with a parete attrezzata (equipped wall unit).
This wall simultaneously facilitates all of the studio’s functions, housing within its girth such diverse elements as storage space, changing rooms, pantry, reception and office.
Shikaku
Shikaku
design: Lukstudio
Zhetian
Design: Q&A (Gianmaria Quarta, Michele Armando, Gu Tao, Tianyi Mao)
The Onehouse Showroom
The Onehouse have completed a showroom space for their company demonstrating their interior architecture, interior design and original furniture.
The single storey, open plan space is broken up with a series of walls, which separate displays of their work.
Achette Store, Hangzhou
Design: Desfa Group Inc.
Desfa’s design for the interior and facade of the Achette store in Hangzhou utilizes the shoe brand’s palette and materials (rubber, leather) to create a clean and stylish retail space.
IDEAT Booth
For Ideat’s booth at the Salone del Mobile Milano Shanghai Alberto Caiola Studio created a dynamic and interactive space with a minimal palette of two colours.
The predominant colour is a deep blue, visually striking but also allowing for a green screen effect to virtually place visitors in the concurrent exhibition in Milan via a photo stage at one end. In addition to this virtual portal to Milan, the booth housed a cafe area, magazine display and stepped seating. Scrolling LED displays run along the booth adding movement, and the magazine logo in a bold and contrasting green, applied in orthogonal projection over the stepped seating and central area of the booth, adds further dynamism, its elements shifting in the view of passers-by.
- Architect: Alberto Caiola Studio
- Location: Shanghai
- Completion: 2016
- Area: 80m2
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Arda Showroom
Lukstudio designed this showroom for kitchen appliance manufacturer Arda in the form of a village: an interconnected array of rooms and courtyards. Alongside this a demonstration kitchen classroom, VIP area and outdoor terrace.
- Architect: LUKSTUDIO
- Location: Jiaxing, Shanghai
- Completion: 2017
- Area: 1000 m2
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