The Club is Ministry of Design’s heritage design boutique hotel offering in the uber chic Club Street conservation area with 22 distinctly unique rooms, a rooftop skybar wilh alfresco deck and a destination F&B venue with a tapas bar on the ground floor.
Restaurant “Guinart house” is located in La Boqueria Market, in the historical and tourist center of Barcelona.
Magic night club is a two level space and about 420 sqm. and was created a few years ago. Club is unique in Moscow with it’s own style, many steel elements, led lightning and fiberglass columns.
The bar is the main element of the interior (almost over scaled for such a small place) and has a jack that allows it to rise from 80 cm during the day to 110 cm in the evenings. It is finished from raw metal sheets for the front face and Corten and oak massive wood for the counter top.
BVLGARI Hotel by Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel and Partners, London
Tour Total restaurant by Leyk Wollenberg Architects, Berlin
The W Hotel and Serviced Apartments complex is located along the central axis of the new CBD of Guangzhou. To the west of the complex locates the district’s main boulevard – Xiancun Road; and on the other side lies the residential building which is part and parcel of the same urban block.
50 friends restaurant by Cherem Arquitectos, Mexico City
Located in central Tokyo, right around the corner from the major thoroughfare Meguro Street, is a ‘soba’ noodle shop, the owner’s residence situated above. The building has Machiya-style wooden louvers, invoking a traditional Japanese townhouse, but the depth of each louver is varied sequentially across the face.
The idea / inspiration for the design derives from sack filled with coffee grains. The walls of the bar are organically shaped and colored like coffee sack made up of “Plywood” type of wood, whereby the pillars in between are coated with textile coffee sacks.
Hotel Silken Puerta América Madrid
The natural raw atmosphere of the space was kept and used as a base for the concept. Floors were made of concrete and casted benches were mounted directly onto the walls. A large fire place in copper and a unique lighting arrangement was custom-made to give warmth to the industrial environment.
Miura Hotel by Labor 13 – Čeladná, Czech Republic
The layout of the guest room is u-shaped around the building core. This evoked the idea of a visually dematerialization while using dark coatings and mirrors. In contrast, the bars and the four fireplaces are particularly emphasized in the room with gold coating of the surfaces and staged.
Hilton Lobby Bar by Pascal Arquitectos, Mexico City
Sandwiched between the stretched fabric is an elongated sky light – an inverted “catwalk ceiling” in glass running the full length of the restaurant. This inverted “catwalk ceiling” is designed to create two different atmospheres, bringing in natural sunlight during daytime, while creating a mood ambiance at night.
Flexible and adaptable spaces accommodate the need for changing functions, encouraging activity to occur in quiet and peaceful places. The open design allows opportunities for solar gain and ventilation. Internal gardens are integrated to minimize excessive temperatures, as well as careful selection of roof materials and fenestration.
The wooden element in our design comes with the spectacular ceiling designed as a forest of entwined branches, becoming one of the main protagonists of the space. The light crosses the ceiling projecting a warm tinkling of lights and shadows on every surface of the restaurant.
Mama Shelter hotel by Philippe Starck, Istanbul
Ippudo is designed to introduce the Japanese noodle culture into Australian dining. More than just a restaurant, Ippudo is a gallery of the noodle culture, displaying traditional noodle bowls and spoons, and a traditional clay feature wall from Hakata, the birth-place of Ippudo.
