While designing the restaurant we wanted to create a warm and inviting atmosphere by using natural materials such as wood, stone and live plants these materials can help bring an outdoor feel to the interior plus the open court in the middle and the wall openings gives the whole natural experience to the design.
The young Mexican designer explores his most experimental side with a collection inspired by the frequencies of sound, which he will launch at the next edition of WantedDesign Manhattan.
The architecture and interior design of “The Concrete Shop” have been carefully crafted to create a dynamic and engaging Design Studio, retail space and experience center. An environment that showcases the beauty, potential and versatility of concrete in various forms, textures, and finishes. The HERO material is FRC (Fibre reinforced concrete).
This project is a home for young family with 3 kids with 1200 sqm building area. Located on a rocky hill in Senggigi, Lombok, this 1600 sqm land area has steep contour with approx. 25 meters difference between main road level with site end border, however offers immersive sea horizon vie potential.
In this project we designed an apartment for a young family with a child. Our task here was to create a modern minimalist interior with light ascetic notes. Since the apartment is located in an old house from the 60s, its main advantage is the ceiling height of more than 3 meters. Another characteristic attribute of old houses is the arch formed by the load-bearing wall. We preserved it and integrated it into the general concept of space, giving the project a special charm.
RE apartment interior is about functionality, minimalism, and architecture. The client of the project is on the road all work week and visits the apartment occasionally on weekends. Therefore, the apartment space should be a place of rest and relaxation, including visually. The owner of the apartment draws an analogy with a beautiful expensive car, in which he moves on weekends after a week on the job car.
It concerns an architectural artwork that tries to push boundaries. Crafted by the creative minds of architect Xaveer Claerhout, engineer-architect Barbara Van Biervliet and artist Adriaan Claerhout, this artwork delves into the potential of periscope architecture as a gravity battery.
Buying a home is an exciting and important milestone for many people, but it can also be incredibly overwhelming. There are so many factors to consider when making such a large purchase, from researching the right neighborhood to choosing the perfect house.