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Inside 2024 Shortlist Celebrates Stunning Interior Designs from Around the World
World Architecture Festival (WAF)
Young V&A by AOC Architecture and De Matos Ryan
Photo credit:
Luke Hayes
Inside 2024 Shortlist Celebrates Stunning Interior Designs from Around the World
World Architecture Festival (WAF)
InnoDom Cologne by kadawittfeldarchitektur gmbh
Photo credit:
Jens Kirchner
Inside 2024 Shortlist Celebrates Stunning Interior Designs from Around the World
World Architecture Festival (WAF)
Penn Color Technology Center by DP Design
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Mazterz, Courtesy of DP Design
Inside 2024 Shortlist Celebrates Stunning Interior Designs from Around the World
World Architecture Festival (WAF)
UQ Brisbane City by BVN
Photo credit:
David Chatfield
Inside 2024 Shortlist Celebrates Stunning Interior Designs from Around the World
World Architecture Festival (WAF)
Minthis by Woods Bagot
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Trevor Mein
Inside 2024 Shortlist Celebrates Stunning Interior Designs from Around the World
World Architecture Festival (WAF)
Doruk Nilüfer Hospital by Zoom TPU
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Doruk Healthcare Group
Inside 2024 Shortlist Celebrates Stunning Interior Designs from Around the World
World Architecture Festival (WAF)
Good Job Games by Jeyan Ulku Architects
Photo credit:
Ibrahim Özbunar
Inside 2024 Shortlist Celebrates Stunning Interior Designs from Around the World
World Architecture Festival (WAF)
The Embassy of Australia Washington D.C. by Bates Smart
Photo credit:
Joe Fletcher
Inside 2024 Shortlist Celebrates Stunning Interior Designs from Around the World
World Architecture Festival (WAF)
Melt Season Flagship at Taiyuan
Photo credit:
Mlkk Studio Limited
Inside 2024 Shortlist Celebrates Stunning Interior Designs from Around the World
World Architecture Festival (WAF)
The Fennia Block by Olla Architecture
Photo credit:
Martin Sommerschield
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743 ART Lab
NONG STUDIO
the natural hue and texture of concrete emerge as the most prevalent aspect within the space, aimed at balancing the cold and suffocating feel of cement. To counteract this, we utilized marine plywood, typically reserved for underlayment, in its most raw and unprocessed form, preserving its original texture and allowing its surface to change over time.
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Heinong
743 ART Lab
NONG STUDIO
Starting from the entrance, the design incorporates winding paths and a strong contrast between light and dark, along with a longitudinally compressed corridor to create a psychological shift.
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Heinong
743 ART Lab
NONG STUDIO
A black structural column at the end of the corridor, combined with the diffused light from the sun shining through the curtains, conjures a sense of sacred anticipation.
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Heinong
743 ART Lab
NONG STUDIO
The coffee table on the mezzanine platform, made from discarded I-beams and tea-colored glass, combines in a cross formation, showcasing a sense of strength while subtly expressing symbols and the spirituality of the material itself.
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Heinong
743 ART Lab
NONG STUDIO
The staircase and relaxation platform adopt a winding form to construct subtle visual relationships between the first floor, mezzanine, and second floor, creating a garden-like line of sight and physical perception.
Photo credit:
Heinong
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