WONJIN Aesthetic Surgery Gallery Clinic
AUN Design Studio
Waiting lounge zones for the patients before skin treatment.
Photo credit:
WISON TUNGTHUNYA & W WORKSPACE
WONJIN Aesthetic Surgery Gallery Clinic
AUN Design Studio
Photo credit:
WISON TUNGTHUNYA & W WORKSPACE
WONJIN Aesthetic Surgery Gallery Clinic
AUN Design Studio
Photo credit:
WISON TUNGTHUNYA & W WORKSPACE
WONJIN Aesthetic Surgery Gallery Clinic
AUN Design Studio
The corridor is served as a portrait gallery curated with artistical photographs. Here features a photograph from Mr Tada Varich, a famous Thai portrait artist, which reveal woman’s natural beauty through black and white technique.
Photo credit:
WISON TUNGTHUNYA & W WORKSPACE
WONJIN Aesthetic Surgery Gallery Clinic
AUN Design Studio
Photo credit:
WISON TUNGTHUNYA & W WORKSPACE
WONJIN Aesthetic Surgery Gallery Clinic
AUN Design Studio
Waiting lounge zones for the patients before the surgery.
Photo credit:
WISON TUNGTHUNYA & W WORKSPACE
WONJIN Aesthetic Surgery Gallery Clinic
AUN Design Studio
Photo credit:
WISON TUNGTHUNYA & W WORKSPACE
WONJIN Aesthetic Surgery Gallery Clinic
AUN Design Studio
The operating room is designed with the high technology standard of Class 10000 Operating Theater. While all materials comply with medical standards and regulations, they are chosen to reflect the Wonjin’s identity.
Photo credit:
WISON TUNGTHUNYA & W WORKSPACE
International Award for 'the Attic'
JDWA (Johan de Wachter Architecten)
The tiled roof has been replaced by glass without impairing the original building.
Photo credit:
Sonia Mangiapane
International Award for 'the Attic'
JDWA (Johan de Wachter Architecten)
The historical layers remain visible in the interior.
Photo credit:
Sonia Mangiapane
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International Award for 'the Attic'
JDWA (Johan de Wachter Architecten)
The staircase seen from the void.
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Sonia Mangiapane
International Award for 'the Attic'
JDWA (Johan de Wachter Architecten)
JDWA designed special lights for Upfield.
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Sonia Mangiapane
International Award for 'the Attic'
JDWA (Johan de Wachter Architecten)
The sculptural wooden staircase connects all the projects floors.
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Sonia Mangiapane
International Award for 'the Attic'
JDWA (Johan de Wachter Architecten)
The materialization of the interior emphasises the contrast between the new intervention and the existing buildings.
Photo credit:
Sonia Mangiapane
International Award for 'the Attic'
JDWA (Johan de Wachter Architecten)
Landscape office with a view over the river Maas.
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Sonia Mangiapane
International Award for 'the Attic'
JDWA (Johan de Wachter Architecten)
View from the Villa over the Attic.
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Sonia Mangiapane
International Award for 'the Attic'
JDWA (Johan de Wachter Architecten)
Multifunctional walls of meeting rooms with pantry and telephone boots.
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Sonia Mangiapane
International Award for 'the Attic'
JDWA (Johan de Wachter Architecten)
Informal meeting incorporated in the piece of furniture that visually divides the space.
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Sonia Mangiapane
International Award for 'the Attic'
JDWA (Johan de Wachter Architecten)
The office space represents the new identity of Upfield.
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Sonia Mangiapane
International Award for 'the Attic'
JDWA (Johan de Wachter Architecten)
The identity of Upfield is visible in, the materialization, furniture and use of green.
Photo credit:
Sonia Mangiapane
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