SELECTED FROM THE POOLS OF GROUNDBREAKING INTERIOR DESIGN PROJECTS OF HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, CAFÉS, RETAILS, AND CO-WORKING SPACES FROM THAILAND’S TOP DESIGN STUDIOS, THE FOUR WINNERS OF THE 2022’S DEMARK INTERIOR DESIGN CATEGORY ARE FINALLY ANNOUNCED. LEARN MORE ABOUT THE WINNERS IN THE ARTICLE
A LOCKER-STYLE CAFE DESIGNED BY JO NAGASAKA OFFERS A SAFE WAY TO ORDER A CUP OF COFFEE DUE TO THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC SITUATION
ART STORAGE WAS ONCE A RESTRICTED AREA, BUT THIS ART STORAGE BUILDING BY MVRDV PROVIDES A NEW EXPERIENCE BY ALLOWING THE AUDIENCE TO VISIT STORAGE AND APPRECIATE THE INTERNAL OPERATIONS OF ART MUSEUMS
AN IMAGINATIVE UNDERGROUND HOME FROM JUNYA ISHIGAMI + ASSOCIATES INTEGRATES NATURE INTO ARCHITECTURAL CREATIONS IN WAYS LIKE NO OTHERS AND LEAVES US WONDERING ‘HOW WAS THAT BUILT?’
TAKE A LOOK AT ART JAKARTA 2022, AN INDONESIA’S ART FAIR THAT WELCOMES VISITORS OF ALL BACKGROUNDS AND SIGNALS THE RECOVERY OF THE ART MARKET
REJUVENATING WITH THE CANOPIES OF TREES, THE RETIREMENT HOUSE BY NGUYEN KHAI ARCHITECTS & ASSOCIATES ALLOWS DWELLERS TO LIVE AS THEY PLEASE
BIG – BJARKE INGELS GROUP REVITALIZES THE LARGEST GERMAN REFUGEE CAMP IN DENMARK IN WORLD WAR II INTO AN ARCHITECTURE THAT CONVEYS A FRAGILE SENTIMENT AND SPIRIT OF WARTIME
SEALAB COMPLETES A SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND IN INDIA THAT PUTS SPECIAL ATTENTION ON THE ‘INVISIBLE ELEMENTS’ TO CREATE THE ARCHITECTURE WHERE CHILDREN CAN HAVE A HIGH-QUALITY EDUCATION AND FREELY NAVIGATE BY THEIR OWN SENSES
THE JAPANESE ARCHITECT NAOSHI KONDO EXPERIMENTS WITH HOW THE OLD BUILDING AND THE NEW BUILDING, CONCRETE AND TIMBER, PAST AND PRESENT COEXIST BY BURYING THE OLD TIMBER HOUSE INTO THE CONCRETE MASS
INSTEAD OF DEPENDING ON ESOTERIC OR MEDITATION, TAWATCHAI PUNTUSAWASDI EXPLORES HIS OWN ‘VOID’ VIA MATHEMATICAL OPERATION AND TURNS THE RESULT INTO DRAWINGS AND SCULPTURES
