Edamame Sushi + Grill is a unique and new restaurant environment designed around an upscale cafeteria style experience. Intimate Dining Pods at various levels frame the open Kitchen complimenting the active environment within the exterior green enclosure. This “Pan Asian” environment immerses diners in the design concept of the restaurant.
Each element is placed in the required position, but does not highlight the form of the function solves. This is the most prominent symbols to be focusing on in the design process the most part had a lot of troubles.
The 52-sq-m shop boasts simple white walls with blue accent lighting, creating a fish tank-like effect. The long and narrow space has an undulating ‘wave’ along the bottoms of its two main walls, which lead to a fish-filled aquarium at the end of the store.
Located in Porto, the É Pra Poncha bar and club was modeled after natural forms like water dripping from melting ice or eroding limestone hanging from a cave’s ceiling.
The hair salon is located inside the Golden Hall shopping center in Maroussi. It is a long and narrow space with a particularly high ceiling and limited forefront. Therefore, the arrangement we chose for the store is far different from the usual one, where the store window serves as the boundary between the private and the public space.
Design of two-storied store for men’s women’s and children’s fashion clothing retail. Situated in a busy shopping street at the front and connecting through to an indoor mall at the rear, the long narrow space require defining architectural input to provide the necessary attraction and definition to the various clothing lines contained in the store.
We decided to add shielding elements to create a space that could never be seen in its entirety, one in which different elements appear and disappear from view, changing customers’ experience of the shop as they move about it. Walls create an over-strong sense of pressure, and the space already contained a number of doors, so we added even more doors to it.
The colors of the little tins of the 35 blends offered by “the gourmet tea” are the inspiration for the first teahouse of this brand. The design aims an economic solution to rapidly transform the small house into a concept store.
Baker Architecture + Design were tasked with developing the brand identity, including logo design and demographic targeting, in addition to full architectural services for a new startup in Albuquerque called Olo Yogurt Studio. Despite the small scale and limited budget, they recognized that many people will interact with this space and opportunities for architectural experimentation were as available here as anywhere.
The Van Dijk fashion store lies on the ground floor of a 19th century Dutch style city building in a typically very long and narrow space. The shop presents itself as an extension of the street rather than a separate luxury unit. A frameless pane of glass contributes to this blurring of the threshold between inside and out. It sets the interior space as an extension of the streetscape.
