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Td-Atelier erects plywood “stage set” inside Shingu employment centre

December 3, 2021 Natasha Levy 0

Recessed facade with plywood meeting room in Yoridoko employment centre by Td-Atelier

Angular panels of plywood disguise the structural shell of the Yoridoko jobcentre in Shingu, Japan, designed by architecture studio Td-Atelier. Housed within a former clothing shop, the support centre helps young people living with disabilities or mental health conditions to secure employment opportunities. Kyoto-based studio Td-Atelier was brought in to convert the retail space on

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Ste Marie spotlights the art of flower arranging inside Cadine store in Vancouver

December 1, 2021 Natasha Levy 0

Interiors of Cadine store in Vancouver designed by Ste Marie

A floristry counter brimming over with flowers and foliage sits at the centre of this Vancouver lifestyle shop, which has been designed by studio Ste Marie. Nestled along a parade of shops in Vancouver’s South Cambie neighbourhood, Cadine sells a selection of high-end homeware, books, clothing and fine jewellery, as well as fresh floral bouquets.

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Esrawe Studio and Superflex create stripy ceramic facade for Grupo Arca showroom in Miami

November 24, 2021 Natasha Levy 0

Grupo Arca showroom in Miami features stripy tiled facade

Multicolour tiles form graphic stripes across the exterior of this showroom in Miami, which Esrawe Studio has designed in collaboration with art collective Superflex. The showroom belongs to natural stone company Grupo Arca and is located in Wynwood, a former industrial district of Miami where scores of converted warehouses are now covered with vivid murals by some

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Studio Goss exposes concrete shell of converted Melbourne apartment

November 23, 2021 Natasha Levy 0

White Togo sofa and armchair in living room of Roseneath Street apartment by Studio Goss

Hidden off-form concrete walls have come to the fore in this minimalist Melbourne apartment conversion, with interiors designed by local firm Studio Goss. Located in the city’s Clifton Hill suburb, Roseneath Street apartment is set on the ground level of a 1970s commercial building that has recently been adapted for residential use. As the client

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AvroKO creates residential feel inside Chief members club in Chicago

November 22, 2021 Natasha Levy 0

Reception desk with black corrugated base in dark green lobby of Chief Chicago by AvroKO

Design firm AvroKO has used eclectic furnishings, abstract artworks and mismatched rugs to make Chief’s private members’ club in Chicago feel more like a home. Located in the Fulton Market district, the Chicago clubhouse is one of three Chief locations across the US that offer support and networking opportunities for women in executive positions. AvroKO

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Horizontal line cuts through Amsterdam loft revamped by Firm Architects

November 21, 2021 Natasha Levy 0

Living area inside Reflections of the Past loft in Amsterdam by Firm Architects

Firm Architects has carefully organised zinc, mirror and brick elements to form a striking horizontal line around the interior of this loft apartment in Amsterdam’s De Pijp district. The previous owner of the loft, which is shortlisted in the apartment interior category of this year’s Dezeen Awards, had largely used it as an overspill room

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Norm Architects fashions industrial yet warm interiors for Notabene flagship in Copenhagen

November 19, 2021 Natasha Levy 0

Minimalist interior of Notabene shoe shop in Copenhagen, by Norm Architects

A harmonious mix of concrete, oakwood and aluminium features in this Copenhagen shoe store, which has been designed by Danish studio Norm Architects. When it came to devising a fit-out for the Notabene store in Copenhagen’s Old Town, Norm Architects worked on fostering “contrast and beauty” between the site’s existing industrial features and the warm,

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Akin Atelier designs Camilla and Marc store in Melbourne as “homage to the sense of touch”

November 17, 2021 Natasha Levy 0

Plaster interiors of Camilla and Marc store in Melbourne by Akin Atelier

Plaster, travertine and pearly onyx are some of the materials that design studio Akin Atelier has used to form the tactile interiors of this womenswear store in Melbourne, Australia. Camilla and Marc takes over the ground floor of a 19th-century terrace in Armadale, an affluent suburb of Melbourne that’s home to a number of luxurious

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Ceiling inside Guadalajara’s Veneno restaurant resembles an archeological site

November 16, 2021 Natasha Levy 0

Relief ceiling features in Veneno restaurant in Guadalajara

A relief ceiling depicting a labyrinth of ancient ruins extends above the diners in this restaurant in Guadalajara, Mexico, which has been designed by local studio Monteon Arquitectos Asociados. Monteon Arquitectos Asociados was inspired to create the ceiling after seeing a photo of Casas Grandes, otherwise known as Paquimé – an archeological site located in

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Gad Line+ Studio converts old Tai’an houses into Cloud of Hometown hotel

November 8, 2021 Natasha Levy 0

Seating area in front of panoramic windows in guest room of Cloud of Hometown Resort Hotel, China

Views of China’s most sacred mountain take prominence in this hotel designed by Gad Line+ Studio, which occupies a cluster of former homes in the city of Tai’an. Shortlisted in the hotel interior category of this year’s Dezeen Awards, the Cloud of Hometown Resort Hotel is nestled at the base of Mount Tai in the

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