INTERIORS
DONASSY ATELIER 02 by Architecture Vanja Ilić; Croatia
Atelier Donassy 02 is shaped as a flexible exhibition-retail space for presenting the work of fashion designer Branka Donassy, as well as exhibitions by other artists. The project completely transforms the neglected space for a new purpose without interfering in the building’s structure, while keeping all the useable parts of the interior, irrespective of their aesthetic value. The entire interior is an original design created through experimentation with the
Gaudenti 1971 by lamatilde; Italy
Gaudenti 1971 is a new format that mixes the small, Italian fine pastry shop with a large international bakery. This was the starting point to define a space that could convey both respect for the traditional values of Italian culture and a strong drive for renewal. This premise translated into a careful renovation of existing elements, which were systematically integrated into the new décor. While a different graphic motif
Casa MAC by So & So Studio UG; Italy
The first step in the design was to orient the spaces around a singular corridor spine, minimizing any potential maze effect and ensure efficient movement throughout the house. At the three main points of the central path, the entrances are located, giving access from the garage, the front door and the back patio. The central hallway connects the two main spaces, the bedroom and kitchen, through the entire house,
M19 by hush architects; Bulgaria
М19 is designed as a dwelling for a young family with a child. Their dynamic daily routine and naturally liberal behaviour defined the functional and spatial scheme. Open daytime spaces with plenty of natural light and a rich variety of viewpoints on the first floor and the night time area on the second floor that offers a level of intimacy for each family member. The communication between the two
Z I T A Optics by GRAU; Slovakia
The Zita Optics interior is based on a simple colored border that frames a section of walls and optically unifies the interior into a single unit. Self-leveling cement with natural coloration is used on the floor in the whole space. Behind the colored wall is an examination room and a toilet and on the other side there is a workroom and a toilet as well. Even in these spaces
Last Supper Tirana Restaurant, Tirana
Last Supper Tirana was conceived to be the ultimate warmest, gathering place, for a group of friends and burger-lovers in Tirana. Regarding the main space organization, it was important to create an open/transparent kitchen visible to the main dining area, for clients to be reassured on the instant cooking process. There is richness in the use of materials and patterns from recycled wooden pallets, concrete imitation on walls, white
Ecotip Office, Skopje
Due to the specific needs of the client’s organization structure, the floor plan was designed with separate office units that allow for privacy for the small teams. The vertical glass openings on the wall partitions form a visual connection between the separate units. These “cracks” in the walls make the work space area more connected and also they let the outdoor light circulate through the whole area. There is
Parah Boutiques by FORO Studio; Italy
Our project for Parah's boutiques focuses on the brand's identity, such as exclusivity, luxury and femininity. The colour palette, the materials and the new system of furnishings distinguish the brand giving the right communication support to the products - donating to the stores a sophisticated and welcoming allure, suitable for a contemporary customer-experience. The structural and decorative elements dialogue and adapt to the promotion as well as to the
WIP coworking by SUPER URED; Croatia
WIP coworking space is a result of rethinking the work environment, followed by interior design. Remote Year company has chosen Split as one of its destinations within a program that enables its users to travel and work in different destinations around the world. Creating space for unknown users and a range of different professions was the biggest challenge to deal with. The task was to design coworking space for
Degordian Offices by Tea Ujević, Irena Vojnović; Croatia
A standard office space spreading over two floors of a typical business building was to be transformed into an informal working space and to be given a character that will set it apart from its own architectural frame. Therefore the focus was placed on the floor, as the default membrane's only element that could be intervened in. Four-toned rubber was used as floor covering, with its emphasized strokes intersecting
Mini Art Cinema by Damir Gamulin, Antun Sevšek; Croatia
The humble seating capacity of 24 viewers is a welcome programmatic supplement and a means of alleviating the pressure of the number of visitors crowding the main cinema hall during the more popular programmes or official events. In opposition to the long-established and well-expected gradual spatial sequence comprised of an atrium, ticket booth, a representative and winding foyer leading up to the
MIX AND MATCH PROJECT by 4 diastaseis architects; Greece
The apartment is situated in the coastal area Nea Makri in Greece. The spaces under study concerns of the owner’s private rooms; an office space, living room, bedroom, closet space and a bathroom. The main idea is creating a secondary “shell” inside the existing residence, which includes different functions in one united space. The perforated dividers ensure this idea, as they allow spaces to flow in one another without