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

One of Poznań's most iconic addresses comes back into the spotlight in all its old-times beguiling glory! The landmarked building of River Baths has recently become a home for the OT.WARTA restaurant, whose interior reflects the investor’s passion and vision translated into design language by mode:linaTM studio.

Cienfuegos, the perfect fire; protagonist fire, creative fire, transforming fire. Fire, primary element present while choosing every material; clay transformed into tiles, sand transformed into bottles of glass, wood transformed into coal. Fire transforms steak into dishes, and dishes into gastronomic experiences that talk about a contemporary and timeless Yucatan.

The park restaurant project is formed on a green context. The volumes are located in a way that by sewing them, negative spaces are created in order to preserve the existing trees on the site. These negative spaces are fluid spaces that welcome the presence of people and create a good opportunity to integrate the inside and outside as if the project has sunk into its context.

Azimi Art: This project is inspired by nature and the high waves of the ocean. In this project, it has been attempted to use curved and wavy lines both in the volume of the building and in the design of the landscape.

Designed by award winning practice from Mumbai, India Prashant Sutaria Architects – PSA. MANDALA is conceptualized as a modern ‘Avtaar’ of classical elements!

The Cairo-based architecture and interior design studio Insignia Design Group led by Fathy Ibrahim designed Chief Abo Omar, an Arabian restaurant to be built in Saudi Arabia. The designer tried to mix between Arabian touches and boho style to give us a private sitting area with excellent design.

The design was inspired by nature and the Mexican desert mood. After the surveying the site, the plan was re-designed to be used as a single large space, and the place had openings in the form of arches, so all of this was used to generate a pattern that was used in the walls, partitions and wooden stand.