Ibis Styles & Pullman hotels in Roissypôle
Arte Charpentier Architectes
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Christophe Valtin
Ibis Styles & Pullman hotels in Roissypôle
Arte Charpentier Architectes
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Christophe Valtin
Ibis Styles & Pullman hotels in Roissypôle
Arte Charpentier Architectes
Photo credit:
Christophe Valtin
Ibis Styles & Pullman hotels in Roissypôle
Arte Charpentier Architectes
Photo credit:
Christophe Valtin
Ibis Styles & Pullman hotels in Roissypôle
Arte Charpentier Architectes
Photo credit:
Christophe Valtin
Ibis Styles & Pullman hotels in Roissypôle
Arte Charpentier Architectes
Photo credit:
Christophe Valtin
Ibis Styles & Pullman hotels in Roissypôle
Arte Charpentier Architectes
Photo credit:
Christophe Valtin
Ibis Styles & Pullman hotels in Roissypôle
Arte Charpentier Architectes
Photo credit:
Christophe Valtin
Ibis Styles & Pullman hotels in Roissypôle
Arte Charpentier Architectes
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Christophe Valtin
9th Annual International Design Awards Winners Announced
International Design Awards
9th IDA Product Design of the Year "The All-New 2016 XC90" by Volvo Cars
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9th Annual International Design Awards Winners Announced
International Design Awards
9th IDA Interior Design of the Year "PALAZZO FENDI, PALAZZO"By Gwenael Nicolas, Curiosity, Japan
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9th Annual International Design Awards Winners Announced
International Design Awards
9th IDA Graphic Design of the Year "Frank Riggio - TTTT (Official Music Video)" by MERT KIZILAY, FRANK RIGGIO
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MERT KIZILAY, FRANK RIGGIO
9th Annual International Design Awards Winners Announced
International Design Awards
9th IDA Fashion Design of the Year "Spring-Summer 2015"by Gabriele Colangelo
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Gabriele Colangelo
9th Annual International Design Awards Winners Announced
International Design Awards
9th IDA Architectural Design of the Year "Singapore National Stadium"by Arup Associates
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WIN Awards - Public Spaces + Residential Categories Shortlists Announced
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WIN Awards 2016 - Leisure or Entertainment Venues Category: 1Rebel Broadgate, London by Studio C102 (United Kingdom)Studio C102’s second project for luxury boutique gym brand 1Rebel, completed in August 2015, is part of British Land’s redevelopment of Broadgate Circle, London. The 800 sqm interior builds on the design language established by Studio C102 in its previous design for 1Rebel St Mary Axe, but delivers a darker and moodier atmosphere. The spatial design responds to the geometry of the shell, while creating a distinct sense of place that meets the client’s brief that each new 1Rebel should look unique. ‘There is an honesty and integrity to the context with it being in an existing storage space. There’s a level of sophistication to the detailing although this is represented in a very industrial space. The concept and narrative is carried through to the very last detail which was unanimously well received by the jury.’ TW
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WIN Awards - Public Spaces + Residential Categories Shortlists Announced
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WIN Awards 2016 - Leisure or Entertainment Venues Category: The Fillmore Philadelphia by EwingCole (United States)The Fillmore Philadelphia opened on October 1, 2015. A former Ajax Metal Company building (circa 1893), The Fillmore has been adapted into a 51,000 sq. ft live music venue. Philadelphia’s history, the existing factory, and the Fillmore’s legacy inspired the interior design, resulting in a contemporary entertainment destination. Ajax Hall provides a central location for non-concert events and also functions as the connector to the 2,500-capacity main event space. ‘A great example of the reuse of a building from an industrial steel workshop to a fine concert hall. What’s brilliant is the simple use of space with a clear simple layout and introduction of raised seating which is done in keeping with the industrial quality of the space; as is the choice of exposed lighting rigs. The chandeliers are a bold move which, along with the curtains and the lighting, add a sense of drama that is needed for a concert hall.’ MC ‘A fantastic adaptive reuse project carried out with confidence and strong intention. The project expresses the energy and richness of urban history by creating a range of destinations, dramatic spaces, lighting and materials.’ SJ
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EwingCole
WIN Awards - Public Spaces + Residential Categories Shortlists Announced
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WIN Awards 2016 - Leisure or Entertainment Venues Category: Meteor Cinema by One Plus Partnership Limited (Guangzhou, China)One Plus Partnership wanted to pay tribute to all filmmakers, so they came up with the idea of a meteor shower. A meteor shower is a spike in the number of meteors or ‘shooting stars’ that streak through the night sky. It’s a wondrous astrological phenomenon, yet lasts only a moment. Through freezing the precise moment of a meteor shower, the designers want the audience to embrace the magnificent view of this critical moment, as well as the tremendous work behind every filmmaker. ‘It’s a whole new language of cinema: innovative and confident. It has the confidence to go against the established esthetic of cinema. It’s bold and uncompromising with an integrated approach right the way through to the auditorium.’ LG ‘A dramatic expression of meteor shower forms within an interior space - very intriguing. The designers have expressed the emotions and attributes that filmmakers use in their storyline creating an amazing journey through the spaces.’ SJ
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WIN Awards - Public Spaces + Residential Categories Shortlists Announced
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WIN Awards 2016 - Leisure or Entertainment Venues Category: Times Ocean Club House by KLID ( Kris Lin International Design) (Guangzhou, China)The whole design features the lines consisted of dots and a surface consisted of lines, then a three-dimensional space consisted of surfaces in different angles. Every line and every surface is something, which is carefully carved by the sculptor, and the final interior space design itself is an artwork. ‘What we like about this project is the execution; the build quality and the lovely use of materials.’ MC ‘Great use of materials with a mix of soft and hard finishes and shapes. Origami inspired volumes with very subtle and pleasing lighting – a great space to be in.’ SJ
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KLID ( Kris Lin International Design)
WIN Awards - Public Spaces + Residential Categories Shortlists Announced
World Interiors News
WIN Awards 2016 - Leisure or Entertainment Venues Category: Wuxi Barberia Shop by S5 Design&Consulting Co., Ltd (Wuxi, China)Taking into account the character of the client, an independent brand, and the specific location of the project, the designers delicately provoke a conversation between the histories of this space, both a commercial space and a salon, by drawing attention to these distinctive stories within the now trendy loft/punk space. The scenarios have been meticulously unfolded providing an overwhelming visual experience to the eyes of every customer, giving them a half real and half imaginary feeling through their enjoyment of the space. This barber shop is successful because it is a holistic, immersive experience that would transport you to a different place.’ TW ‘Very slick and moody - great combination of hexagonal and abstract shapes, mosaics, stainless steel plates and large circular mirrors to break monotony.’ SJ
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S5 Design&Consulting Co., Ltd
WIN Awards - Public Spaces + Residential Categories Shortlists Announced
World Interiors News
WIN Awards 2016 - Leisure or Entertainment Venues Category: York Theatre Royal by De Matos Ryan (York, United Kingdom)The redevelopment of the Grade II* listed building unlocks the full potential of a complex site that had developed incrementally over 270 years. It has created additional space the theatre urgently needed in order to appeal to and engage a wider community, bring more people into the building and create the opportunity to increase revenue, enabling it to be more financially resilient in the future. Consulting with key stakeholders, including staff members, the Youth Theatre, audience and general public determined the changes needed to improve the visitor experience, create a context for a sustainable business and improve the theatre’s scope for high quality creative output. ‘The architect’s interventions enhance an already amazing space. What I’m most impressed with is how they have obviously worked quite closely with the theatre itself to reconsider its business case, moving forward in a time when there are cuts to arts funding.’ JG ‘A great adaptive reuse maintaining the character of the old with a contemporary addition - highly contextual. Functional and aesthetically pleasing spaces, integrated strategy to holistic sustainability and long term value creation’. SJ
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De Matos Ryan
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