Archive for the ‘Public Spaces’ Category
Multi Use Development By Bercy Chen Studio
Bercy Chen Studio LP is an interesting mix reflected in their works also. Thomas Bercy, comes from Belgium and Calvin Chen comes from Taiwan (by way of Australia). Being one of the most promising design firms in the world, they had to confirm with stunning, new design. E 11th Street Multi-Use development is only one […]
Office Inspiration Atelier Paralelo Mário Lúcio Business Real Estate
Make your space revolve around a sentence! That’s what Atelier Paralelo did for Mario Lucio Business Real Estate Office. “I´m 60 years old and I won´t be using demodé clothes, behaving as an old man.” Freely translated into architecture meant a practical and comfortable space with rational and intuitive use with a new social and […]
Clash Bench By Samuli Naamanka
I’m always intrigued and fascinated by clever design. Ergonomic thinking is so challenging and wonderful! Finnish designer Samuli Naamanka found a way to reduce comfort with an important ergonomic factor, giving us the Clash Series. Clash stools, clash table, clash bench. I chose to feature the Clash Bench because it’s more interesting than a simple […]
Museum Tower Roof Terrace, Francois De Menil, New York
If skyscrapers are mainly the new city landscape, we might as well have gardens atop, it just makes it more spectacular. This Museum Tower Roof Terrace from New York was designed by Architect Francois de Menil. The metal panels of the perforated pavilion allow an interesting view on the surroundings. There’s also a Forrest Myers […]
The Aqua Tower By Studio Gang Architects, Chicago
What could make a skyscraper unique and innovative? A bold architecture inspired by nature. The Aqua Tower by Studio Gang Architects is currently under construction but the project looks amazing. The building promises a sculptural shape reminding the geologic shapes from the great lakes region. The bold architecture for this hotel and residential with retail […]
Handknitted Wool Poufs And Rugs By Christien Meindertsma
When the world seeks more and more into bio and natural inspired products, Christien Meindertsma’s creations are more than welcomed. Young Dutch Designer Christien Meindertsma plays with shapes and sheep for her Flocks project. Some of her creations (besides garments) are quite impressive – handmade poufs and rugs, handknitted with giant knitting needles). The rugs […]