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SeekIn Office

SeekIn

SeekIn is an office interior in Shenzhen, China, covering approximately 700 square meters. The spacious layout uses white and blue to create a sense of clarity and simplicity. Curved lines and irregular shapes recall cells, reflecting the biotechnology work of the company and avoiding the rigid feel of traditional offices. The office includes a common working area, a pantry and a conference room, lit by cell-shaped LED light tubes. Potted plants, a terrace garden with a fountain and a seating area support sustainable design and rest.

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Rigol Office

Rigol

Rigol is an office interior design created for the Suzhou headquarters of a testing and measurement brand. The space covers 4869 square metres. White and wood tones form the main palette, while the corporate colour flows through the interior to create a relaxed and active atmosphere. Materials include paint, hand-painted silk wallpaper, brass hardware, coloured curved wood veneers and natural marble. The hollowed-out logo wall in the hall displays products from all periods, linking the interior directly to the products themselves.

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Dunes Auditorium

Dunes

Design aims to attract students through offering both traditional and modern attitude, to strengthen student's belonging to the campus and constant aspiration for success. The entire palette of materials was chosen to suit the historic surroundings, inspired by the Kingdom historical heritage, the Arabian Desert and sand dunes that express the beauty and dynamic movement of the wind. Machs visitors are welcomed by big lobby with an iconic dome and medical art wall full of chemicals and medicine symbols by many languages of science, to create interactive spaces to be part of students' memories.

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Fairy Tale Forest Amenity

Fairy Tale Forest

Fairy Tale Forest is an amenity space of 950 square meters in Taichung, Taiwan. The interior follows a loop layout that makes the narrow area varied and interesting. Arcs of different sizes divide the space by function and form the public art theme. An arc-shaped flower stand of black-grey stone greets people at the entrance. Water features, greenery and animal sculptures create a storybook setting. Multi-layer planting balances humidity and temperature, lets air circulate and brings in sunlight, so the use of air conditioning and lighting is reduced.

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Mecha Uma Restaurant

Mecha Uma

Mecha Uma is a restaurant interior designed as a culinary performance venue in Bonifacio Global City, Taguig City, Metro Manila. The 64 square meter space serves creative Japanese cuisine to two sets of ten guests each night. A counter surrounds the open kitchen, and seating is arranged so that the chef and the guests meet at the same level while each dish is introduced. The material theme is raw, with concrete, steel, copper, glass and wood. A light sculptural cloud hovers above the kitchen, recalling a thought cloud drawn in comic books.

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Dreamland Highlight Product Innovation

Dreamland

Dreamland is an exhibition booth designed to present quartz stone surfaces in an unexpected way. The installation turns heavy stone slabs into soft shapes such as clouds, a rainbow and a lightning bolt. Waterjet cut quartz is combined with computer cut plywood bases and welded steel frames, which support cantilevered and suspended elements. LED lighting is fitted to each stone piece, and the wiring is hidden below a raised floor. Visitors walk through the space and see a familiar material in a light-hearted way.

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