INTERIORS

A Land by Sea, Tel Aviv

April 12, 2022|BIG SEE Interior Design Award 2022 – Winner, Interior, Israel, Residential interior|

The unique house that extends over an area of 240 square meters, became a home to a father and son who live side by side. The two decided to move from Jerusalem’ to build a home in the vibrant city of Tel Aviv. Living with each other, but needing separation in their daily routine, the house was planned While meticulous planning and proper and practical division of the space. On
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See You restaurant, Obergurgl

April 12, 2022|Austria, BIG SEE Interior Design Award 2022 – Winner, Hospitality, Interior|

obermoser + partner architekten planned residential units for employees of the tourism branch in Obergurgl, a small village in the Austrian Alps. A restaurant, few shops and private apartments should complete the ensemble. The location, a six-storey-steep slope, has been challenging the design concept. We empowered the site-limitations by working on the cross section, straightened the slope into a wall, brought all living functions to the west-front and used the
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OMILJENA PEKARA, Beograd

April 12, 2022|BIG SEE Interior Design Award 2022 – Winner, Hospitality, Interior, Serbia|

Bakery "OMILJENA PEKARA" is located in the Central garden business and residential complex which offers large selection of social, cultural and recreational content in the center of Belgrade. The main idea behind designing this project was to create a modern ambience that reflects fast-paced lifestyle, especially characteristic of larger cities. Central area is intended for guests with several types of seating, while the service rooms are located in the
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7ROOMS, Belgrade

April 12, 2022|BIG SEE Interior Design Award 2022 – Winner, Hospitality, Interior, Serbia|

Hotel "7 Rooms" is located in the inner city of Belgrade, near the National Assembly and Terazije. The location is very attractive for tourists who want to make the most of their stay in the city. The functional organization of the space is linear, so that each accommodation unit is accessed from the hallway, which also connects the lobby with the reception. The rooms are of the "suit" type -
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Mortgage Bank, Brno

April 4, 2022|BIG SEE Interior Design Award 2022 – Winner, Czech Republic, Interior, Workplace|

The project involved rebuilding the branch office of Mortgage Bank in Brno. Palace Morava in which it is located was designed by E. Wiesner and is protected as architectural monument. The branch office was not well organised, and the impression was that of a confined space. The aim was to better organise and interconnect the space and to let in light so that the premises better correspond with the
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Showroom ITB, Bratislava

April 4, 2022|BIG SEE Interior Design Award 2022 – Winner, Interior, Slovakia, Workplace|

The ITB showroom is a place where the interior itself must take a back seat. What is important are the objects on display - in our case, models of residential houses. Here the interior forms a neutral backdrop, a stage. The people, the models, the flowers are all on display. The most important in this environment are visitors and staff of the showroom in mutual interaction really undisturbed by anything
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5 X 5 m minimal home for 2, Ljubljana

March 30, 2022|BIG SEE Interior Design Award 2022 – Winner, Interior, Residential interior, Slovenia|

In the face of a general housing shortage, we reorganized a small housing unit for 1 maintainer of a neighboring larger apartment by reorganizing the floor plan and using space-saving strategies (moving, stacking, folding furniture, etc.). Now it is a flexible apartment for a young couple (an architect and a doctor), which can be transformed into a living room, working space (studio) or bedroom.
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House between the mountains, Bovec

March 30, 2022|BIG SEE Interior Design Award 2022 – Winner, Interior, Residential interior, Slovenia|

A small house in the middle of the Slovenian mountains is appropriately placed in the surrounding context with the design of equipment made of natural materials. The use of wood brings warmth to the room and creates a feeling of shelter from external influences. Rational use of the floor plan enables an open and airy space that connects to the outside via glazed surfaces. Great emphasis is placed on the
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Luminous Minimal, Voula

March 30, 2022|BIG SEE Interior Design Award 2022 – Winner, Greece, Interior, Residential interior|

This 150m2 apartment occupies the third floor and a roof of a building in an Athenian southern suburb. Limited budget refurbishment transformed existing reality into the oneiric domestic realm. Basic aim during the process was to enhance and reveal the main potential of the given condition- natural light flooded space. That was achieved by increasing the size of window openings in all three bathrooms, while creating a visual contact
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Le Bazal, Tirane

March 30, 2022|Albania, BIG SEE Interior Design Award 2022 – Winner, Hospitality, Interior|

The project of this bar & restaurant consists in creating some special facilities that are easily connected to each other. The primary spaces are: the main courtyard, bar, restaurant and backyard. The main outer courtyard has direct contact from the street, it also offers partial coverage with the metal structure covered with transparent glass, which is open at certain times of the year. The main function is the bar,
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LOFT.HOUSE

March 20, 2022|Austria, BIG SEE Interior Design Award 2022 – Winner, Interior, Residential interior|

The Austrian architects .MEGATABS have a lot of experience in the adaptation of old buildings and existing structures. In this specific case, a house with loft character was created from a former farmstead. On several floors, divided into living, sleeping and retreat areas, people now live and work with elements designed from high-quality materials and minimalist fixtures. The garden house on the same property also accomodates a fitness room
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.JOSEFINE

March 20, 2022|Austria, BIG SEE Interior Design Award 2022 – Winner, Hospitality, Interior|

In Esterhàzygasse in Vienna's 6th district, the former Hotel Fürst Metternich became "Die Josefine". The renovation of the Gründerzeit building was realized according to the plans of architect Daniel Hora of .MEGATABS. For the interior in Art Déco style, the architects used materials such as velvet, brass and green marble. These meet sixties elements and a Viennese interpretation of burlesque. The past is mixed with the contemporary and creates
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