Office Interior Design | Autodesk One Market Offices | San Francisco | California | HOK

Located in the landmark One Market Plaza, this project includes offices for product engineers and a 15,000-sq.-ft. customer briefing center. The delivery combined Building Information Modeling, an Integrated Project Delivery collaborative team relationship and a fast-track design-build schedule with ambitious sustainability goals........more

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Office Interior Design | Development Agency Val de Marne | France | Hérault Arnod Architectes

Development Agency of the Val de Marne, economic showcase of the department, had rented offices with the aim of transforming them to adopt a current image of creativity, hospitality and openness. The main data of this project was a very tight schedule: the first phase of work was delivered two months and a half after signing the contract project management, including the time of study............more

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Corporate Office Interior Design | Zwijsen Publishers | Tilburg | The Netherlands | Jeanne Dekkers Architectuur

Zwijsen Publishers produces primary school books and educational tools in an eye-catching and colourful corporate style. The interior of the publishing company matches that corporate style: fresh, colourful, open, communicative and based on a flexible office concept. Zwijsen is located on the four top floors of an office building near Tilburg Central Station. Here, creative people and business people work side by side and both need a suitable working environment.........more

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Retail Interior Design | MoMA Design Store Tokyo | Omotesando | Tokyo | Gluckman Mayner Architects

This 4500 square-foot retail space is MoMA's first expansion to another country. Working with the 'swirl' concept of the base building (designed by MVRDV), the store's orientation shifts together with the building's non-orthogonal space. Located on the third floor, the store consists of two zones framed by flanking steel walls; one for tall fixtures and the other a field of small fixtures mounted on tracks, allowing flexibility in layout. The cashier is formed through a bold gesture of bent steel framing plasterboard to create a volume housing a storage area and a wedding gifts salon.........more

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Retail Interior Design | Armani Fifth Avenue | New York | Massimiliano Fuksas

The building that incorporates Armani/5th Avenue holds a very important place in the history of architecture because its faÁade is one of the first examples of the ìInternational Styleî. When one is dealing with such a cultural milestone, one must always bear in mind that the exterior is totally New York, while the interior should have its own identity. A reflection of the flair and aesthetic values that define the Giorgio Armani style. The grand staircase is the focal point, an exciting sculptural feature which connects all the different levels that accommodate the Armani universe range by range. Innovative in both layout and content, Armani/5th Avenue is the first concept store in which all the Armani products are presented in a single space, where the same design has been adopted throughout: the subtle colours and restrained shapes emphasise the value of the product...........more

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Bank Interior Design | BMCE Branches | Morocco | Foster + Partners

A simple functional arrangement divides the rectangular footprint equally between the banking hall and support areas. The modular grid places landscaped pools, with planting in recessed stone rills, around the exterior of the building, inverting the form of the Moroccan riad, with its central courtyard. The branches are designed to be energy efficient, combining modern technology with centuries-old methods of passive climate control. One example is the use of ‘earth-tube’ cooling, in which fresh air is drawn into a pipe that encircles the structure below ground and is chilled naturally before being released into the building’s ventilation system.........more

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Retail Interior Design | Selfridges Oxford Street | London | FAT

The floor is organised around three main areas. The first is Europe's longest denim wall. Here a canopy, formed by a seemingly chaotic explosion of timber struts frames the space. Both raw and expressive, the canopy plays against a background of sharp graphic legibility formed by the denim shelves. Visual languages of direct pragmatism and more glamorous theatricality are combined to explore the dialogues of workwear and luxury that run through contemporary denim design..........more

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