Harrods’ new escalators, a Cavalli concept store and the redevelopment of a former political hotspot all compete for World Interior of the Year 2014
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Architect/Designer: Singapore University of Technology and DesignProject: IDC Space: research and display space for the International Design CentreLocation: Singapore
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Singapore University of Technology and Design
Harrods’ new escalators, a Cavalli concept store and the redevelopment of a former political hotspot all compete for World Interior of the Year 2014
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Architect/Designer: HallucinateProject: Line SoulLocation: Beijing, China
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Hallucinate
Harrods’ new escalators, a Cavalli concept store and the redevelopment of a former political hotspot all compete for World Interior of the Year 2014
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Architect/Designer: HallucinateProject: Line SoulLocation: Beijing, China
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Hallucinate
Harrods’ new escalators, a Cavalli concept store and the redevelopment of a former political hotspot all compete for World Interior of the Year 2014
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Architect/Designer: Matsuya Art Works.co.ltd.Project: Toshin Satellite Preparatory SchoolLocation: Kobe, Japan
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Matsuya Art Works.co.ltd.
Harrods’ new escalators, a Cavalli concept store and the redevelopment of a former political hotspot all compete for World Interior of the Year 2014
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Architect/Designer: Matsuya Art Works.co.ltd.Project: Toshin Satellite Preparatory SchoolLocation: Kobe, Japan
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Matsuya Art Works.co.ltd.
Harrods’ new escalators, a Cavalli concept store and the redevelopment of a former political hotspot all compete for World Interior of the Year 2014
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Architect/Designer: NIKKEN SEKKEI LTDProject: Interior renovation project of the Concert Hall of Tokyo National Universityof Fine Arts and MusicLocation: Taito-ku, Tokyo, Japan
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NIKKEN SEKKEI LTD
Harrods’ new escalators, a Cavalli concept store and the redevelopment of a former political hotspot all compete for World Interior of the Year 2014
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Architect/Designer: Lekker Architects Pte LtdProject: Cove 2Location: Singapore
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Lekker Architects Pte Ltd
Harrods’ new escalators, a Cavalli concept store and the redevelopment of a former political hotspot all compete for World Interior of the Year 2014
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Architect/Designer: Lekker Architects Pte LtdProject: Cove 2Location: Singapore
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Lekker Architects Pte Ltd
Harrods’ new escalators, a Cavalli concept store and the redevelopment of a former political hotspot all compete for World Interior of the Year 2014
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Architect/Designer: ADEPTProject: Dalarna Media LibraryLocation: Falun, Sweden
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ADEPT
Harrods’ new escalators, a Cavalli concept store and the redevelopment of a former political hotspot all compete for World Interior of the Year 2014
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Architect/Designer: ADEPTProject: Dalarna Media LibraryLocation: Falun, Sweden
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ADEPT
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Harrods’ new escalators, a Cavalli concept store and the redevelopment of a former political hotspot all compete for World Interior of the Year 2014
INSIDE: World Festival of Interiors
Architect/Designer: ADEPTProject: Dalarna Media LibraryLocation: Falun, Sweden
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ADEPT
Harrods’ new escalators, a Cavalli concept store and the redevelopment of a former political hotspot all compete for World Interior of the Year 2014
INSIDE: World Festival of Interiors
Architect/Designer: ADEPTProject: Dalarna Media LibraryLocation: Falun, Sweden
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ADEPT
Harrods’ new escalators, a Cavalli concept store and the redevelopment of a former political hotspot all compete for World Interior of the Year 2014
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Architect/Designer: CRAB studioProject: Abedian School of Architecture, Bond UniversityLocation: Gold Coast, Australia
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CRAB studio
Harrods’ new escalators, a Cavalli concept store and the redevelopment of a former political hotspot all compete for World Interior of the Year 2014
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Architect/Designer: CRAB studioProject: Abedian School of Architecture, Bond UniversityLocation: Gold Coast, Australia
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CRAB studio
Harrods’ new escalators, a Cavalli concept store and the redevelopment of a former political hotspot all compete for World Interior of the Year 2014
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Architect/Designer: CRAB studioProject: Abedian School of Architecture, Bond UniversityLocation: Gold Coast, Australia
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CRAB studio
Harrods’ new escalators, a Cavalli concept store and the redevelopment of a former political hotspot all compete for World Interior of the Year 2014
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Architect/Designer: CITProject: Architecture FactoryLocation: Cork, Ireland
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CIT
Harrods’ new escalators, a Cavalli concept store and the redevelopment of a former political hotspot all compete for World Interior of the Year 2014
INSIDE: World Festival of Interiors
Architect/Designer: CITProject: Architecture FactoryLocation: Cork, Ireland
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CIT
Harrods’ new escalators, a Cavalli concept store and the redevelopment of a former political hotspot all compete for World Interior of the Year 2014
INSIDE: World Festival of Interiors
Architect/Designer: CITProject: Architecture FactoryLocation: Cork, Ireland
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CIT
Harrods’ new escalators, a Cavalli concept store and the redevelopment of a former political hotspot all compete for World Interior of the Year 2014
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Architect/Designer: Woods BagotProject: South Australian Health and Medical Research InstituteLocation: Adelaide, Australia
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Harrods’ new escalators, a Cavalli concept store and the redevelopment of a former political hotspot all compete for World Interior of the Year 2014
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Architect/Designer: Woods BagotProject: South Australian Health and Medical Research InstituteLocation: Adelaide, Australia
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