There is a public space with meeting rooms, two of which will have a movable wall making it possible to use the space in a different manner. The small rooms have audio-visual equipment and a wall mounted screen and the large rooms have projectors and electric screens.
Posts Tagged ‘public space’
BASF corporate offices by SPACE, Mexico City
January 22nd, 2013DR. York optical store by DCPParquitectos, Los Angeles
November 30th, 2012On the way to display it look to be a prefabricated modular system, which in addition to providing much flexibility in display options were removable and inexpensive. That is why the modules were designed based MDF with recycled cardboard tubes cut edge and a movable shelving system giving the possibility of multiple configurations.
4e office by Oxigeno Arquitectura, Mexico City
November 21st, 2012World of TUI travel agency by NEST ONE, Berlin
May 31st, 2012Graffiti Cafe Studio MODE, Varna – Bulgaria
May 17th, 2012We built up the interior as natural continuation of the architecture. By functional design we separated the area into two zones: the front zone was incorporated into the exterior creating public space and feeling of console silhouette of the building; the rear zone was separated through floor and roof design that allowed reducing depth of space while keeping the panorama.
HAIRDRESSER! Georgios Doudessis Hair Salon by Xylo & Design, Athens
May 5th, 2012The 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.
WINE STORES! Artisan Cellars by Asylum, Singapore
March 5th, 2012Café del Arco by Clavel Arquitectos, Murcia – Spain
November 6th, 2011In order to get a continuous space terrace-café, it was necessary to apply architectural mechanisms, able to dissolve the boundaries between the building and public space. From the very first sketch, a winding cul-de-sac layout was the leitmotif that let us deal with all those heterogeneous conditions.
Denver Art Museum and Shop by Roth Sheppard Architects, Denver
October 4th, 2011Garoa store by Una Arquitetos, São Paulo
September 1st, 2011Possi ice-cream parlour by Antonio Gardoni, Brescia – Italy
August 12th, 2011Possi ice-cream makers is a family run business on the market for the past 40 years catering fresh and delicious ice-creams produced in a artisanal and organic way. The Possi ice-cream never really changed trying to follow trends, it’s still served in generous portions using old style tumblers and adding classic decorations like paper umbrellas and coloured straws.





















