Discover the best projects of the industry of design and architecture at the 9th edition of the Grands Prix du Design
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Winter-Spring 2016 programming at the UQAM Centre de Design
Centre de design de l'UQAM
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Winter-Spring 2016 programming at the UQAM Centre de Design
Centre de design de l'UQAM
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Michèle Lemieux
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WINNER - BARSROYAL COURT THEATRE BAR AND KITCHEN REFURBISHMENTby Lyndon Goode Architects with Citizens Design Bureau, United Kingdom‘This project is simple, understated and classy and really captures the spirit of the Royal Court.’
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Lyndon Goode Architects with Citizens Design Bureau
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WINNER - FURNITURESAIL BENCHby Les Ateliers Guyon, Canada‘Absolutely stunning. You can’t help but smile when you see this; full of charm with a lovely story’
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Les Ateliers Guyon
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WINNER - FURNITUREBEYNONby Beynon, United Kingdom‘A simple concept with lovely details. Very versatile with some great detailing’
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Beynon
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WINNER - HOTELSDOUBLETREE BY HILTON MELBOURNEby M&L Hospitality, Dreamtime Australia Design & Mill Interiors, Australia‘There’s a lot of detail. It sends a message out to the world about trying to get hotel design quality up to this level’
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M&L Hospitality
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WINNER - HOTELS THE HERITAGE HOUSE HOTELby HWCD Associates, China‘The fusion of contemporary dressing and lighting works beautifully and respectfully against the historic location and backdrop’
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HWCD Associates
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WINNER - SURFACE & INTERIOR ACCESSORIESVOLTASOL – THE ROLLING FLOWERPOTby Studio BAG Disseny, Spain‘Why hasn’t it been done before? Fun and new; really great’
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Studio BAG Disseny
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WINNER - LEISURE OR ENTERTAINMENT VENUESTHE EVERYMAN THEATREby Haworth Tompkins with Citizens Design Bureau, United Kingdom‘A space that encourages social interaction while the structure, materials and finishes play a supporting role – tasteful and robust.’
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Haworth Tompkins with Citizens Design Bureau
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WINNER - LIGHTING PRODUCTSIRISby NEO/CRAFT, Germany‘There is something really beautiful in the actual material of the light. The light represents the discovery of a new technique and real innovation. An absolute showstopper’
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NEO/CRAFT
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WINNER - LIGHTING PROJECTS UK PAVILION, MILAN EXPO 2015by BDP, Wolfgang Buttress & Stage One, United Kingdom‘The lighting of this amazing and imaginative pavilion is well integrated with the central ideas behind Wolfgang Buttress’ concept…simple and well executed’
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BDP
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WINNER - LIGHTING PROJECTSKING’S CROSS SQUAREby studioFRACTAL, United Kingdom‘One of the best London lighting schemes in 10 years. Extremely elegant design; there’s as much to what they’ve chosen not to light as what they have’
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WINNER - MUSEUM OR EXHIBITION SPACESROOM ON THE ROOFby i29 interior architects, Netherlands‘It is playful in its approach to domesticity, the artistic process and the city. Wonderful clarity of form, colour and light support the experience.’
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i29 interior architects
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WINNER - PUBLIC SECTORROEDEAN SCHOOLby BuckleyGrayYeoman, United Kingdom‘A completely new aesthetic for a school, sophisticated yet playful; a breath of fresh air.’
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BuckleyGrayYeoman
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WINNER - RESIDENTIAL INTERIORS TRIBECA LOFTby Andrew Franz Architect, PLLC, United States of America‘The perfect loft home - Fabulous. Organic and natural’
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Andrew Franz Architect, PLLC
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WINNER - RESIDENTIAL INTERIORS LIANGJIAN GUO’S FLATby Beijing Newsdays Architectural Design Co., Ltd., China ‘Very minimalist with good use of symmetry - This project is lovely, full of interest. Very cool’
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Beijing Newsdays Architectural Design Co., Ltd.
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WINNER - RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT INTERIORSTHE MELLIERby Studio Mackereth Ltd, United Kingdom‘Brave, curated, modern. Not what you’d typically expect for that market. They’ve trusted the designer to do this properly’
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Studio Mackereth Ltd
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WINNER - RESTAURANTSTHE KETTLE BLACKby Studio You Me, Australia‘Here is a great example of less is more to create a dynamic design and the bold use of colour, artwork, texture and lighting still create an inspiring approach with a simple pared back palate of colour and material.’
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Studio You Me
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WINNER - RETAIL INTERIORS LESS THAN 200 SQ. MMILK TEA & PEARLby Y A O, United Kingdom‘Really clever use of space, simple idea, beautiful detail.’
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Y A O
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WINNER - RETAIL INTERIORS LESS THAN 200 SQ. MSUMIYOSHIDO KAMPO LOUNGE, CLINIC FOR ACUPUNCTURE AND MOXIBUSTIONby id, Japan‘Clear and comprehensively imagined, so cleverly done’
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WINNER - RETAIL INTERIORS GREATER THAN 200 SQ. MMADE SOHOby Bureau de Change Architects, United Kingdom‘Really clever and dynamic. Incredibly versatile with a highly sophisticated interior solution that will raise peoples’ perception of the brand’
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Bureau de Change Architects
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WINNER - RETAIL INTERIORS GREATER THAN 200 SQ. MTHE ROW - MELROSE PLACEby Montalba Architects, Inc., United States of America‘Pushing the barriers of selling concept in a different way creating a completely new experience. Very high end and exclusive…seems very successful’
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Montalba Architects, Inc.
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WINNER - WORKSPACE INTERIORS LESS THAN 10,000 SQ. MOPENby Studio Dan Troim, Israel‘This is fun with some grown up sophistication brought on by the industrial elements’
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Studio Dan Troim
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WINNER - WORKSPACE INTERIORS GREATER THAN 10,000 SQ. MMEDIBANK WORKPLACEby HASSELL, Australia‘It’s been researched so well and has a design flare like some other projects but this takes it to another level. This scheme is incredible, awe-inspiring.’
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HASSELL
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WINNER - EMERGING INTERIOR PRACTICE OF THE YEARLINEHOUSE, Hong Kong‘What I feel most appealing about this particular practice and their work is the feeling of intrigue. Linehouse handles each project in a very unexpected way from a Wild West themed hot dog shop to creating beauty within a clothing and footwear store. My overriding feeling is that I want to see more from this practice’
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LINEHOUSE
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WINNER - INTERIOR PRACTICE OF THE YEAR SNØHETTA, Norway‘Snøhetta’s work shows a lovely use of materials. Very clean execution and very carefully planned out architecturally with good interior details and a fresh approach to each project. They justly deserve their reputation as a company that creates unique interiors that are both well-conceived and beautifully executed’
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SNØHETTA
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World Interiors News Awards Ceremony 2015
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Winners Announced
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World Interiors News Awards Ceremony 2015
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Matt Chung / MattChungPhoto.com
Winners Announced
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World Interiors News Awards Ceremony 2015
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