Office Interior Design | Horus Capital | Moscow | Casson Mann

Casson Mann were commissioned to design ’s new offices in Moscow, with the brief to create a new open-plan working culture for the company. The offices have workstations branching out from a single timber walkway that reaches from the chairman’s office to the board room, becoming the board room table. Cellular glass offices for management are embedded in the timber walkway, creating a sense of openness and involvement. The timber runway is cut through by the flytower of the lobby beneath the offices, creating a direct connection between the working spaces and the Museolobby below and allowing glimpses of the mechanism of the flytower..........more

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Art Gallery Interior Design | The Power Plant | KPMB Architects

The Power Plant is one of Canada’s leading art galleries devoted to contemporary art, artists, and ideas. Established in 1976 as the Art Gallery at Harbourfront, it was renamed the Power Plant when it moved into a repurposed powerhouse located on Toronto’s waterfront in 1987. The Power Plant Gallery features exhibitions, publications, talks, and events from Canadian and international contemporary artists. The ‘Refresh Project’ transforms the a series of existing peripheral spaces into a space for art in the city..........more

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Cafe Interior Design | Bama Lohas Cafe | Tokyo | Japan | Kengo Kuma

1F, 6-11-1 Ginza, Chuou-ku, Tokyo, Japan
2011.01
restaurant
261.29 m2 [renovation area]


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Restaurant Interior Design | Lutece | Las Vegas | Morphosis

On entering the restaurant, from the chaos of the Venetian Casino, one passes through a bronze portal etched with a conceptual plan of the restaurant—an inverse Alice’s looking glass. Once inside, an army of tiny sculpted figures, with arms raised above their heads, supports the elliptical glass floor beneath the guest’s feet. This sculptural installation, by artist Do-Ho Suh, contains nineteen thousand human figures, equivalent to the entire population of the resort at a given point in time. Lutèce is an oasis from the casino’s strategically planned insular, disquieting environment, its design both a foil and a reference to the casino’s frenetic air of chance and motion.............more

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Office Interior Design | Ayers Saint Gross | Arizona | Ayers Saint Gross Architects

Ayers Saint Gross has expanded into a new office location at Hayden Ferry Lakeside in Tempe, AZ. The loft-style studio provides an open and flexible work environment that supports up to 30 architects and planners. The curving western glass wall provides an unlimited source of natural lighting, while it maximizes the views of Mill Avenue, downtown Phoenix and the entire valley. The office is equipped with travel-saving conferencing capabilities and shared network systems to facilitate local, national and international design efforts.

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Retail Interior Design | Parapharmacy Eppan | Appiano | Italy | Monovolume

Due to the limited floor area,a thrifty well considered use of space was essential for the executing architects from Monovolume. The concept therefore has its origin in every pharmacy's holy of holies, the pharmacist's cabinet whose line penetrate all the furnishings. Shelves around the edge of the interior were used to create the copious presentation areas, whose horizontal lines embrace and visually enlarge the space and provide a setting for tailormade Corian counter, which seems to float as a dynamic focal on a band of light above the white marble terrazzo floor....more

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Cafe Interior Design | The Music Cafe | Suffolk | UK | Haworth Tompkins

The creative campus at Snape Maltings was founded by Benjamin Britten in derelict industrial buildings on the Suffolk coast. The Music Cafe is part of Haworth Tompkins’ phased extension of the creative campus for Aldeburgh Music and converts a former granary store into a new café and reception point for artists and staff. The project completes the working environment by connecting the main concert hall back of house facilities with the Britten Pears Music School and the Dovecote studio. A small café terrace faces out over the reedbeds of the Suffolk marshes...........more

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