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OMG Office

OMG

OMG is an open office located on the 35th floor of Gubei Soho in Shanghai. The interior is designed to promote interaction between spaces and people and to improve work efficiency. Half of the plan is a public area that welcomes clients and supports exchange, while the other half is a working area with independent design spaces and ancillary functions. Two conference rooms and two telephone booths are raised above the floor, reached by stairs and outlined by hidden light strips. Smooth curves and hot bent glass connect the structure to the ceiling.

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Future Ideal City Experience Hall

Future Ideal City

Future Ideal City is an experience hall in Guangzhou that presents the idea of a future city. The hall shows homes of the future through the theme of a cloud city, with future, technology and simplicity as the main styles. The outer facade combines mirror surfaces and metal. Stainless steel mirror is used to stretch and enlarge the visual sense of the space. The middle level guides the view through changes of material, while spheres add movement to the lower level. Stacked ABS square tubes form the shape of clouds, and blue figures add warmth and a friendly character.

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Sixty Minutes Bar

Sixty Minutes

60M is a bar interior located in Xiamen, China, covering a total of 258 square meters. A curved circular bar forms the centre of the plan and supports a new way of drinking and socializing. The theme is based on the water element and is interpreted through different materials. The wave-like wall is built in three layers, with irregular curved wood above and below and a custom made GRG wood interlayer. Hidden linear lights deepen the lines of the wall and can be adjusted for light and shadow shows. The bar surface is made of polished water millstone.

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Kai Yuan Hotel

Kai Yuan

Kai Yuan is a hotel lobby interior located in Wuhan, China. The lobby covers 20000 square meters and rises to a height of 8 meters. A wind corridor porch at the entrance separates the busy city from the interior and opens a wide view. Tall cabinets and facing screen doors frame the arrival of guests and give the space a generous scale. Cyan and orange-red, drawn from local colors, define the palette. Wood, glass, metal and stone are the main materials. LED screens show changing visual art, adding movement to the quiet space.

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Number Five Forest Commercial Complex

Number Five Forest

Number Five Forest is a commercial complex interior covering 1000 square meters. The design combines a cafe, a show venue, a podium, a theatre and exhibition areas within one spatial form. Dense planting at the entrance forms a landscape interior that links visitors with nature. Glass encloses the green plant areas, allowing daylight to enter and views to extend. Inside a rectangular white box, a circle breaks the single geometric form and frees the familiar walking path, creating varied circulation. Light from the patio falls into the space.

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Hourglass  Multifunctional Shelf

Hourglass

Hourglass is a multifunctional shelf that combines a coat rack, a storage shelf and a lamp in one piece of furniture. The frame is made of three colored stainless steel elements, and two boards of different sizes serve as the laminates. The boards and the metal frame are joined with angle iron screws. A screw at the top of the frame works as a coat hook. The lamp can be detached and carried to other places, and its low temperature light source does not heat up. Hourglass measures 500 mm in width, 500 mm in depth and 1700 mm in height.

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