Project name
VALDRIN SAHITI - MoVS Fashion Showroom
Architecture firm
PHI+ARCHITECTS
Location
Prishtinë, Kosovo
Photography
Leonit Ibrahimi
Principal architect
Rinë Zogiani, Bernard Nushi
Design team
Rinë Zogiani, Bernard Nushi, Senior architect: Rinor Zeqiri, Flora Gërvalla
Design year
2022, September
Completion year
2023, January
Interior design
PHI+ARCHITECTS
Collaborators
Knauf, Osram, Mitsubishi Electric
Supervision
PHI+ARCHITECTS, Rinë Zogiani, Bernard Nushi
Material
Plasterboard, Fiber cement, Epoxy, Drywall, Glass, Steel, Textile
Tools used
Autodesk 3ds Max, ArchiCAD
Client
Valdrin Sahiti, VALDRIN SAHITI FASHION DESIGNER
Typology
Commercial › Fashion-Showroom
The trend towards enhancing the appearance of commercial buildings also stems from the growing awareness of the importance of corporate image. Businesses are more likely to be associated with buildings that reflect their ethos and aspirations.
Photography
Uneebo Office Design
The project is located in the urban lifestyle complex of more than 200,000 square meters in the north section of Tianfu Avenue, Wuhou District, Chengdu. It is adjacent to the giant sculpture designed by Dutch artist Florentijin Hofman and connects the L1-L2 area. Thus, while enjoying the open view of the outdoor atrium, it enjoys the high net worth...
Architecture firm
ATMOSPHERE Architects
Photography
Chuan He from Here Space
Principal architect
Tommy Yu
Design team
Deniel Hwang, April Lo, Chloe Chen, CoCo Lee
Collaborators
Animation Design: ViVi Lee. Prop & Installation: ATM Team. Wall Craft Solution: souls. Floral Installation: JIHEJI Flowers&Inspiration
Interior design
ATMOSPHERE Architects
Construction
Shanghai Qinyin Architectural Decoration Engineering Co., LTD
Typology
Commercial Architecture › Store
Homme is not just a store, but a unique experience of an urban environment within the context of a highly commercial space. Homme is a break from the usual shopping mall experience with a number of distinct aesthetic signs. The height gives the feeling of space and at the same time exposes the structure and ventilation of the space lighting systems...
These trends define the office of tomorrow and ensure that our everyday working life evolves.
Written by
Liliana Alvarez
Photography
LYCS Architecture
Brainium asked Hacker Architects to design a modestly branded workplace that created a welcoming and visually pleasing experience while leaving room for the unexpected. The desired qualities were not entirely different from the studio’s own work: their game apps are unique, intuitive, and engaging, with incredible attention to detail, all for the g...
Project name
Brainium Studios
Architecture firm
Hacker Architects
Location
Portland, Oregon, USA
Photography
Christian Columbres
Design team
Interior Design Principal: Jennie Fowler. Project Manager: Jen Dzienis. Project Architect: Keri Woltz. Architectural Design Team: John Dalit. Interior Designer: Katherine Park.
Collaborators
Listen (Acoustical Engineer), CBRE (Owner’s Representative)
Interior design
Hacker Architects
Environmental & MEP
Glumac
Construction
Lease Crutcher Lewis
Typology
Commercial › Office Building
Located on the second and third floors of the Carhartt Detroit flagship store, the Carhartt Workshop is a collaborative community space conceived as part of the renowned apparel company’s ongoing efforts to support and serve the hardworking and skilled tradespeople of its Detroit hometown.
Project name
Carhartt Workshop
Architecture firm
McIntosh Poris Associates
Location
Detroit, Michigan, USA
Photography
Justin Maconochie
Principal architect
Michael Poris, AIA, Principal in Charge
Design team
John Skok, Assoc. AIA, LEED AP, Principal. Blake Hill, Designer. Jennifer Bueso, Interior Designer
Interior design
Jennifer Bueso
Site area
2nd and 3rd floors of a 3-story building
Environmental & MEP
Clark Trombley Randers
Tools used
Enscape, Revit, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe InDesign
Construction
Frank Rewold & Sons
Material
Reclaimed wood, blackened steel, concrete, exposed ductwork
Typology
Commercial › Workshop
Sustainability, health, and comfort are dominating the commercial design and architecture scenes. Textural variations and biophilic elements are blurring the line between indoor and outdoor living. Multifunctional spaces and healthful spaces, meanwhile, are transforming offices into places where staff can connect as well as achieve their profession...
Written by
Jennifer Dawson
