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Barefoot Photography Studio / Quarta & Armando

Andreas Luco — Fri, 19 Jul 2019 19:00:00 +0000

After carving out their niche through fifteen years of hectic practice, Barefoot needed a new, bigger and better home. Specialized in family portraits and loved for creating cheerful galleries full of happy families and couples, Barefoot is not just another photography studio: it’s a place in which memories are crystallized for the future - a bright, open future full of possibilities. Quarta & Armando designed the new studio, located in Shanghai’s Jing An district, to become the best possible background for collecting happy moments of people’s lives. In line with Barefoot’s signature no-frills approach in which trust is gained (and kept) by means of sheer quality and efficiency, the whole space is designed around one single element: a twenty-four meters long parete attrezzata (equipped wall unit) separating working space and reception space.

L&M DESIGN LAB Shanghai Office / L&M DESIGN LAB

罗靖琳 - Jinglin Luo — Thu, 23 Aug 2018 19:00:00 +0000

L&M DESIGN LAB recently completed the renovation of its office in Shanghai. After one month, a ground-floor flat in 90s residential neighborhood was transformed to a modern and contemporary office. The “time tunnel” brings both lightness and vitality into the once dark, narrow flat, invoking a feeling of dream and fantasy.

The Roof Garden of GRI Headquarters / COBBLESTONE DESIGN CANADA

舒岳康 — Tue, 27 Mar 2018 19:00:00 +0000

The project finds its location on the top of the No. 1 building in “Jinhuan Huizhi Tiandi”, which positions on Yongdeng Road, Taopu District, Shanghai. Designed by COBBLESTONE, “Jinhuan Huizhi Tiandi” is an industrial economy park that was completed in 2012. This open park comprises of seven single buildings which are in differentiated scales and arranged randomly.

Suzhou Creek Boutique Hotel / DAtrans Architecture Office

Gracia Vera — Sat, 27 Jul 2013 01:00:00 +0000

The small-scale Suzhou Creek Boutique Hotel is situated within Shanghai’s M50 Art District, next to Suzhou Creek and overlooking the railway station. Originally built in 1938 as dormitories for a wool factory, the building now has three functions. The aim of the renovation is to build a tiny boutique hotel with contemporary art characteristics. The first floor will comprise a dining room, the second floor will have an office space and the third floor and top floor will house the guest rooms.