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Portapivot's Pivot Hinge Technology Receives an iF Design Award
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Glass and aluminium pivot door with Stealth Pivot hinge system

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Koen Dries

Portapivot's Pivot Hinge Technology Receives an iF Design Award
Portapivot

Glass and aluminium pivot door with Stealth Pivot hinge system

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Koen Dries

Portapivot's Pivot Hinge Technology Receives an iF Design Award
Portapivot

Portapivot 6530 double pivot door with Stealth Pivot hinges

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Portapivot

Portapivot's Pivot Hinge Technology Receives an iF Design Award
Portapivot

Portapivot 6530 glass and bronze aluminium pivot door

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Portapivot

Portapivot's Pivot Hinge Technology Receives an iF Design Award
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Portapivot 6530 glass and black aluminium pivot door

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Portapivot

Portapivot's Pivot Hinge Technology Receives an iF Design Award
Portapivot

Portapivot 6530 glass and bronze aluminium pivot door

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Portapivot

Portapivot's Pivot Hinge Technology Receives an iF Design Award
Portapivot

Portapivot 6530 glass and silver aluminium pivot door

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Portapivot's Pivot Hinge Technology Receives an iF Design Award
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Portapivot 6530 glass and black anodized aluminium pivot door

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Portapivot's Pivot Hinge Technology Receives an iF Design Award
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Portapivot 5045 pivot door with offset axis Stealth Pivot XL hinge

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Portapivot

Portapivot's Pivot Hinge Technology Receives an iF Design Award
Portapivot

Stealth Pivot XL set content

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Portapivot

Portapivot's Pivot Hinge Technology Receives an iF Design Award
Portapivot

Stealth Pivot - installation without built-in parts

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Portapivot

Portapivot's Pivot Hinge Technology Receives an iF Design Award
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World Interiors News Awards Ceremony 2016
World Interiors News

WINNER: RETAIL INTERIORS (GREATER THAN 200 SQUARE METRES)Fangsuo Bookstore in Chengdu by Chu Chih Kang Space DesignChu Chih Kang’s initial proposal was centered around “The Secret Scripture Library”. Scripture libraries have been found either in or under Buddhist temples for centuries and have an extended meaning of stored wisdom in Mandarin Chinese. The team found significant historical connections to the site, such as links to Daci Temple and one of the most famous monks in Buddhism - Xuan Zang of the Tang dynasty.JUDGES’ COMMENT‘Fangsuo is designed to be a bookstore, but they have actually called it a cathedral “carrying wisdom, culture and attitude”. That’s a high aim, and yet they’ve managed to pull it off. It has this exciting feel about it that makes you want to explore and discover all the different floors.’

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World Interiors News Awards Ceremony 2016
World Interiors News

JOINT WINNER: RETAIL INTERIORS (LESS THAN 200 SQUARE METRES)1888 Certified by TomMarkHenry1888 Certified is a unique butcher in Double Bay. Their product is sustainable, grass-fed and hormone free. The clients being fourth generation farmers are authentic and steadfast in their sustainable practices. Therefore the interior had to align with this ethos, and help to tell the story of the producers, and it was important to the clients that their customers engaged with their story.JUDGES’ COMMENT'It’s beautiful and elegant; I particularly like the choice of marble that looks like the marbling on meat, and yet it elevates it and makes it rather special. The display of all the knives is arranged so beautifully that you would be tempted to go in to see the "poetry of butchering" for yourself.’

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TomMarkHenry

World Interiors News Awards Ceremony 2016
World Interiors News

JOINT WINNER: RETAIL INTERIORS (LESS THAN 200 SQUARE METRES) Importance of Walking Store by Praxis d’ArchitectureAn unexpected situation with the lease required the design for the space to be as economical as possible and fast to build. Furthermore, the shoe shelves were intended to be self-supporting, movable and ready for re-assembling. Effectively an independent piece of furniture, the installation could be moved easily and with minimal wastage. JUDGES’ COMMENT'It’s notoriously difficult to display shoes, but the storage system they have used does the job and makes the space dramatic and dynamic at the same time. Using a simple stepped element is a designed piece that can be easily manufactured and installed and has created a unified environment that is both flexible and incredibly exciting.'

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World Interiors News Awards Ceremony 2016
World Interiors News

WINNER: WORKSPACE INTERIORS (GREATER THAN 10,000 SQUARE METRES) MSD by JOHN WARDLE ARCHITECTS AND NADAAA IN COLLABORATIONMSD is a global healthcare leader based in Australia. Their new building embraces the notion of working that favours the acts of doing, making and problem solving in a critical yet collaborative environment. The building incorporates two theatres, a workshop, library, two exhibitions spaces, café, a series of studios and associated academic and professional workspaces with the studio hall.JUDGES’ COMMENT‘A very strong scheme; a really holistic and dynamic village of creativity.’

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JOHN WARDLE ARCHITECTS AND NADAAA IN COLLABORATION

World Interiors News Awards Ceremony 2016
World Interiors News

JOINT WINNER: WORKSPACE INTERIORS (LESS THAN 10,000 SQUARE METRES) Estée Lauder Companies by MCM ArchitectureThe relocation of The Estée Lauder Companies UK & Ireland to One Fitzroy is the first time globally, that the business has brought together all of its brands and training facilities under one roof.The vision for the new headquarters centered around the themes of family, home and community to support collaboration, agility, creativity and innovation. JUDGES’ COMMENTS‘A beautiful translation of the brand as an experience with a high end retail quality to the space, you literally live the brand as you walk through it. Lovely detailing, and generally a very strong design ethos throughout.’

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MCM Architecture

World Interiors News Awards Ceremony 2016
World Interiors News

JOINT WINNER: WORKSPACE INTERIORS (LESS THAN 10,000 SQUARE METRES) LK + RIGIDESIGN OFFICE DESIGN by RIGIDESIGNRIGIdesign is a young design team based in Shanghai. The site is located in a creative complex building, which was reconstructed from a former factory. Founder Kai Liu’s brief for their new office was to create a space that would be both ‘emotional and simple with a connection with the people.’JUDGES’ COMMENT‘I love the clarity and simplicity of the RIGIdesign office and the integration of graphics and colours, but also the friendliness and homeliness of the project. It’s a beautiful piece of design.’

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World Interiors News Awards Ceremony 2016
World Interiors News

WINNER: BARS Dead Ringer by TomMarkHenryThe aim of Dead Ringer was to create an unassuming and relaxed venue as a place to enjoy high a calibre food and drink offering in an environment that was not ostentatious or specifically themed in any way.The strongest message that came through in the client brief was there was to be strictly no theme, and they did not want to be a carbon copy of something that has been done before.JUDGES’ COMMENT‘Clever solutions within tight budget limitations using carefully selected light fittings and a tonal palette to create a simple and elegant space.’

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World Interiors News Awards Ceremony 2016
World Interiors News

WINNER: CAFÉS  Mister Hoffman by Joanne MoteeMister Hoffman is interior design that is true to the practice’s philosophy of Inspired Living. Through thoughtful curation of space, pieces and colour, executed in a cohesive manner, a small space has been transformed to maximise its commercial capacity without compromising its creative credentials. JUDGES’ COMMENT‘We all appreciated how the minimalism has been made to work in a welcoming way. It’s refreshing but not cold. The compositions are thorough and composed. There are some quirky items in there as well - altogether a very optimistic project.’

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Joanne Motee