Lukstudio designed this coffee shop to take maximum advantage of its corner location close to a major pedestrianized street in central Shanghai.
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Hermes Chongqing
In November 2016 Hermes opened a new branch in Chongqing, China.
Area: 420sqm
Design: Denis Montel, RDAI
Cartier Christmas
As part of an international campaign Cartier stores around China featured bright red ribbons seemingly weaving in and out of the existing façade. These were combined with seasonal window displays with a Ferris wheel motif.
Location: Shanghai, Dalian, Chengdu
Completion: 2017
Kindergarten
View Shanghai designed this kindergarten occupying a heritage villa in Shanghai’s Former French Concession.
The design modifies the interior spaces to facilitate all of the kindergarten’s functions with careful regard to the safety and scale of the children.
Yamazaki Bakery L’Avenue
Design: Ji Jing (继景设计)
Yuanping Meijing Bookstore
Hehan by Godhands
Design: Fifteen
GE Offices
GE’s Beijing office building surrounds a large open courtyard, and houses offices and staff facilities as well as display areas for the company’s products and services.
CasaCasa Sales Office
Dayun designed this sales office for a new housing development.
Its two storeys contain the sales office, administrative offices, lounge and cafe areas. On the upper level an open terrace gives access to gallery space and a roof garden.
While overall form is rectilinear, the main elevation is intersected by an arched concrete shell structure with perforated alloy louvre, while on the reverse side an irregular array of variously proportioned windows break up the largest section of wall and provide light to corridors and stairwells on the interior.
- Architect: Dayun Design International
- Location: Zhengzhou
- Completion: 2017
Paras Cafe
Located in the Hongqiao Vanke Center in Shanghai, the Paras Cafe caters to the staff of nearby businesses and local residents.
Finished in blue and white the design primarily uses ceramic tiles, metal mesh and plain concrete with a single use of marble for the service counter.
Judiciously hung circular wall mirrors along with the perspective-bending illusions of the grid patterned white tile walls subtly help to create the sense of a large and varied space, which alloy mesh boxes above the service counter and central table area further help to define and divide.
Architects: The Swimming Pool Studio
Chief Designer: Jeremy Li
Area: 130 sqm
Location: Shanghai, China
Completion: July, 2016
Materials: Brick, Metal Mesh, Concrete, Marble
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