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Work drama: Lechte Corporation by Plus Architecture
Plus Architecture has delivered a dramatic workplace interior fit-out for Lechte Corporation, bringing a moody palette and residential-like touches to life.
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A new cross-over typology: Project #13 by Studio Wills
With this smart and forward-looking renovation of a 30-year-old Singaporean public housing flat, STUDIO WILLS + Architects topped INDE.Awards 2019 Living Space category, partnered by Gaggenau.
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Get your Motor Running: Motorwagen by KP Architects
Motorwagen, designed by KP Architects, is a finely tuned venue with materials, craftsmanship and detailing inspired by Mercedes Benz.
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A hospitality-driven workplace in a former house
Business and leisure come together in a space of ‘intentional mismatches’ at the Kuala Lumpur office of property development company Mantab Group.
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A cellar door designed to make you shop: Domaine Chandon
“An exquisite reinvention of the cellar door experience,” was the jury citation on Foolscap Studio’s 2018 INDE.Award-winning Domain Chandon.
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Escape the daily grind at Mercedes Me by JCB
When is a showroom not a showroom? When it doesn’t feel like you’re shopping for a car. Jackson Clements Burrows digs deep into the customer psyche to design a hospitality-slash-retail space for Mercedes-Benz.
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Just what the doctor ordered: Coastal Neurosurgery by Ricci Bloch Architecture + Interiors
Bucking the status quo in healthcare, Coastal Neurosurgery is a home-like environment designed for patients’ wellbeing.
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A truly blurred typology: St Michael’s Grammar
Pushing the ever-blurring boundaries of typologies, this educational-cum-workplace project by Christopher Elliott Design exudes a decidedly residential vibe.
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Hospitality bending retail: At home in a bar with HASSELL
HASSELL’s recent Singapore project is evidence that, in the modern retail landscape, the proof is in the amazement.
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Crossing boundaries: The rise and rise of cross-over furniture
It’s been touted as a trend, but we predict it will only continue to increase in popularity, that is – furniture designed for use across multiple typologies. Here’s a round-up of standouts from the Salone.
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A lesson in designing for creatives at Jacky Winter’s HQ
Perfectly suited to the operations of a small creative powerhouse, while also capturing the essence of the company – Jacky Winter’s new HQ by Nest Architects balances fun and quirky with a minimal twist.
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Is it a bar? Is it a hotel? Is it an apartment? No, it’s a workplace
Designed by Siren Design, From Here On provides the sophistication of a boutique hotel with the comfort of a luxury apartment in a highly functional and welcoming workplace environment.