Office Interior Design | SenterNovem | Den Haag | The Netherlands | Jeanne Dekkers Architectuur

SenterNovem is a government agency that promotes sustainable development and innovation. Its offices cover part of the ground floor and the entire second and third floor of an office building in The Hague. The commission was to design a flexible office interior with innovative and dynamic features.The design is based on undulating S-shaped walls that meander between the four existing corner cores on each floor. The walls both separate and connect the workplaces and make room for their various integrated functions. The walls are silver-coloured and hover between the floor and the ceiling...........more

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Retail Interior Design | Muratti Uomo 03 | Athens | Greece | Lantavos Projects

Simple materials under a futuristic design concept and a great deal of effort needed in executing this space due to limited budget. The shop consists of a narrow ground floor and a first floor that all major activities of a young men’s clothes store can be found........more

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Museum Interior Design | Music Museum | Auditori- Barcelona Musical Centre | Arriola and Fiol Arquitectes

The project of the  was initiated in the year 1989. The editing of the program predicted one program of musical activities that surpassed by far a simple concert hall. Thus, the new centre would house more than three halls for listening (symphonic, chamber and polyvalent), a school for higher musical studies, and a museum of music. The present project of construction of the Music Museum will complete the assembly of the Auditori.....more

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Retail Interior Design | Urban Loft | Auckland | New Zealand | ArcHaus Architects

By working with the original wooden floors, exposing the ceiling voids, brick walls and introducing new shop fittings with industrial detailing the space was transformed into a modern retail space. Complemented with the contemporary lighting the result is an exciting retail space able reflecting the elements of the past, while displaying the products of a modern retail store..........more

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Office Interior Design | Angel Building | London | Allford Hall Monaghan Morris

Angel Building is the reinvention of an early 1980s commercial block on a prominent but under-used site at the corner of St. John Street and Pentonville Road in Islington. It now contains 260,000 square feet of high specification office space, with café, specially-commissioned works of art and large rooftop terraces affording spectacular views over London. The existing concrete frame has been reused and re-wrapped with a highly energy-efficient glazed skin. The building’s envelope has been extended at selective points to create a better fit with the context formed by the surrounding streets.........more

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House Interior Design | Garrett House | New South Wales | Australia | Sam Crawford Architects

The new living rooms are pulled back from the existing building, separated by a central courtyard which is pivotal to the design of the house as it provides light, winter sunlight, natural ventilation and a connection to outdoors for all of the new living areas. The gable roofs, a requirement of Council's Heritage regulations, provided an opportunity to further provide natural daylight into the living spaces via large high level gable-end windows at 3 room ends..........more

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Retail Interior Design | Wenger Swiss Army | Boulder | Colrado | Gensler

A small space in a historic building on Boulder’s Pearl Street Mall is home to the 116-year-old Wenger brand’s newest product line — footwear. As makers of the iconic genuine Swiss Army knife, Wenger has a rich brand legacy built on authenticity, value and a love of the great outdoors. The store communicates that legacy in ways that customers can see, touch and feel. Each product is displayed in a gallery-inspired layout to reinforce a tactile shopping experience unavailable in online shopping. The result: a flagship store that connects shoppers to a powerful, positive retail experience........more

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