INTERIORS

Wernstein, Wernstein am Inn

September 28, 2020|Austria, BIG SEE Interior Design Award 2020 - Winner, Interior, Residential interior|

The house from the 1960s was built by a visual artist for his three sisters. Our conversion focuses on the more or less 3 wishes: a noticeable relationship to the Inn, create the connection with the garden and adjusting the floor plan for the benefit of a large living room. Now you can observe the Inn directly from the alkove seat, which looks like a small bay window from the
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Magdas, Vienna

September 28, 2020|Austria, BIG SEE Interior Design Award 2020 - Winner, Interior, Workplace|

The industrial kitchen in Vienna’s 23rd district, which was integrally designed by ATP Vienna in cooperation with the sustainability experts of ATP sustain and the materialnomaden for magdas Social Business, a subsidiary of Caritas in the Archdiocese of Vienna, is ATP’s most unconventional industrial building. Every week it produces up to 25,000 portions of food for people in need of care as well as children in schools and kindergartens.
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Apartment 18, Bucharest

September 28, 2020|BIG SEE Interior Design Award 2020 - Winner, Interior, Residential interior, Romania|

Small 36 sqm apartment in Bucharest city center, that the owners wanted to list on AirBnB. Hence, the main request from us was to find a formula for the apartment to be easily noticed on the website. We had to create a space that was equally practical and beautiful; to fully use the available space in order to accomodate 3 or 4 guests at the same time; to create
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Melt, Bucharest

September 28, 2020|BIG SEE Interior Design Award 2020 - Winner, Hospitality, Interior, Romania|

‘Melt’ a warm, welcoming fluid retail space. The design concept of ‘Melt’ originates in the brands name, translating into a space governed by fluidity and dynamics. The key feature of the space is the ceiling that creates a wavelike fluxional aesthetic. By using forms of a sharp, rigid geometry, we managed to create a form that combined with a warm ambient lighting system becomes fluent and organic. The brick
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Kro Kitchen, Prague

September 28, 2020|BIG SEE Interior Design Award 2020 - Winner, Czech Republic, Hospitality, Interior|

The simple Scandinavian approach of the chef influenced our design of the bistro and rotisserie located in an exclusive location on Jiřího z Poděbrad Square. The new place was established in a fully furnished space of the former restaurant, which was never opened and whose interior was overcrowded with materials, colours and motifs. Unusual initial conditions and financial limitations led us to the concept of „partial dehipsterisation“ or a radical
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Attic Apartment Tivolska, Ljubljana

September 28, 2020|BIG SEE Interior Design Award 2020 - Winner, Interior, Residential interior, Slovenia|

The attic apartment was constructed as part of the conversion of a common storage area into three apartments. The apartment is designed as a single living space; the individual "rooms" are determined by the service core built around the existing chimney. The core box comprises a kitchen, a bathroom, a niche for the gas stove and a washing machine and a toilet. The roof truss divides the space into
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Uhelna – Change of Use of Coal Storage, Prague

September 25, 2020|BIG SEE Interior Design Award 2020 - Winner, Civic, Czech Republic, Interior|

The coal storage from the 30s of the 20th century was hidden in the courtyard of the block of the university buildings, designed by architect Antonín Engel. The space has an atmosphere of Jules Verne´s novels. The sloping floor, that has been transformed into auditorium, will be used by students. The reconstructed space is supposed to initiate lectures, meetings and other informal activities of the university. The coal storage, constructed
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House at Taubenmarkt, Linz

September 25, 2020|Austria, BIG SEE Interior Design Award 2020 - Winner, Interior, Residential interior|

The House at Taubenmarkt is situated in the heart of the provincial capital of Upper Austria, where infrastructure in every form and to every time is achievable in a few minutes. In contrast to the old town urbanity and vitality, there was the wish for quietness and intimacy within the building. The entrance area of the penthouse, which is split on three floors, can be reached above an inventory
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LAX Bar, Vienna

September 25, 2020|Austria, BIG SEE Interior Design Award 2020 - Winner, Hospitality, Installation, Interior|

Designed by Christoph Meier, Ute Müller, Robert Schwarz and Lukas Stopczynski, the LAX BAR, a copy of the Loos Bar, emphasises this aspect of the social sculpture that turns viewers into actors. In contrast to the original, however, it is a walk-in sculpture with a makeshift character and only officially operates five times. The LAX BAR reduces architecture to its very essence and centres around a seemingly simple design
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The Future Of The City, Vienna

September 23, 2020|Austria, BIG SEE Interior Design Award 2020 - Winner, Installation, Interior|

The exhibition architecture interacts with the scenography on eye-level: The space itself is informative, not only a display. Different qualities and attributes relating to the Future of the City like “dense” or “stimulating” can be physically experienced. By opening ceilings, floors, and walls over four levels, new spatial relations are inscribed into the Exhibition Space. Salon-style hang vs. white cube. The different scales of city, house, apartment, room, through
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Anschluss, Krieg & Trümmer – Salzburg und sein Museum in Nationalsozialismus

September 23, 2020|Austria, BIG SEE Interior Design Award 2020 - Winner, Installation, Interior|

The exhibition spotlights the institution of the Salzburg Museum against the background of the annexation of Austria into Nazi Germany in 1938. In addition to the history, fate and role of the museum in the war years, the show also discusses the professional biographies and networks of museum staff, viewing them in the context of the history and culture of Salzburg in the years from 1938–45 to current times. What makes
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