Category Archives: commercial

Brosh Architects Studio by Brosh Architects

Brosh Architects required an additional office space for expansion of the office. After a long search to find rental space in central London, Its owner, Lior Brosh, decided to take the cost of monthly office rental along with the time and money spent on commuting to build the Brosh Architects studio at the far end of the Garden. Photography by Ollie Hammick.

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Hybrid Design by Terry & Terry Architecture

Hybrid Design is a project designed by Terry & Terry Architecture and is located in San Francisco, United States.

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Marmite showroom by modelina™

Marmite has more than four decades of experience manufacturing and designing washbasins, shower trays, and bathtubs made of their trademark mineral composite. At the core of the company’s philosophy rests not only the attention to aesthetics and focus on sustainability but also the importance of continuous development and collaboration with clients. Every year Marmite introduces 300 new models to the market, following trends, building up the technological potential of composite materials, fexibly responding to customers’ needs, and – last but not least – winning numerous awards. The company turned to mode:lina™ studio asking for the design of a new framework for showcasing its impressive collection within the existing showroom space. Photography by Patryk Lewiński.

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ark38 by Sterck

The doors of ark38 have only just opened but its foundation was laid in 2018 by Hans and Stijn Sterck, managers of Sterck nv. Passionate about all things beautiful, Hans, in collaboration with Objekt Architects, converted a former weaving mill (and subsequently a Tupperware warehouse) into a space dedicated to architecture and design. Photography by Ypsilon Business Photography.

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G2 Ofce by mode:lina™

G2 Ofce is a project designed by mode:lina™. In the direct vicinity of the unmistakeable bunker ofce completed a year before in Poznan’s Górczyn district, yet another exceptional corporate building of DEMIURG company was built. And yet again mode:lina™ team was asked to prepare a comprehensive design of its interior. Photography by Patryk Lewiński.

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Bogen by noa*

An ancient barrel-vaulted workshop hides under the dust of history along one of the oldest trade streets of Bolzano. noa* breathes new life into this space, transforming it into a welcoming bistro poised between historical heritage and contemporary finesse. Photography by Alex Filz.

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POLY by M-design

This project is Located in the core prosperous area of Hankou. M-Design, a well-known firm in design field, takes on the interior design and soft decoration of this project’s sales center, has long been praised as the most thriving city since the ancient time. Photography by Feng Jian.

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DEMIURG by mode:lina

DEMIURG is a project designed by mode:lina. Amidst Poznań’s districts lies a little bit forgotten one – Górczyn. That’s where a quite intricate corporate building came into existence. New and, at the frst glance simple, modern block hides somewhat a surprise that reaches back as far as one hundred years. Photography by Patryk Lewiński.

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Suzhou Section Homestay by Wutopia Lab

The White Section Homestay designed by Wutopia Lab in Suzhou was opened in October 2021 in West Lindu Village on the shore of Taihu Lake. It is invested by Jingcheng Culture Tourism Development (Suzhou) Co., Ltd, a subsidiary of TONGCHENGTRAVEL, and managed by Taolu Brand homestay. The White Section Homestay is the first prototype building that is a rural revitalization project developed by TONGCHENGTRAVEL and the Hengjing government in Lindu Warm Village. Photography by CreatAR Images.

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Hill Country Wine Cave by Clayton Korte

Located at the eastern edge of the Texas Hill Country, this private wine cave designed by Clayton Korte serves as a destination along a secluded bend of the Blanco River. Excavated into the north face of a solid limestone hillside, this shotcrete lined tube is protected on the east and west by tall oak and elm trees, allowing it to nearly disappear within the native landscape. The unassuming exterior entry court reveals a bit of mystery as it provides just a glimpse of what lies within. Heavy limestone boulders, collected from the excavation, and lush vegetation further camouflage the entry as you descend into the mouth of the cave. Photography by Casey Dunn.

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