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Dance Studio
An organizational program where the area is situated in the middle of the building, surrounded by secondary functions, such as reception, foyer, toilets and storage.
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Signed and Sealed
Sealed watch is where each dial is stamped and assembled by the designers themselves.
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Calligraphy Corridor
Built in 1760 the east wing has undergone a renovation which celebrates a style positioned between memory and modernity.
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Green Climate Fund Headquarters
The three level structure will comply with the latest efficiency and building ecology standards meeting the highest demands in terms of sustainability and net zero energy.
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Gasper Pad
The design challenge was to remove the storage of the object by creating a decorative piece that can be displayed on the table.
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Tap it Out
the design uses the texture of the wood and its weight to ease the physical and mental fatigue by patting tired muscles of the users.
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Cul-de-Sac Theatre
The impromptu sector allows users to sit or stand and come or leave with no obligation to the screening or performance taking place.
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Consealed Clubhouse
The building is approximately 1214 SQM on the ground floor level and is surrounded by native vegetation, cattle farms and hills.
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Soundless Backgammon
The game design is identical to the real board, yet the sound absorption qualities of the material allows the activity to produce no sound.
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Artisanal Culture, One-of-a-kind Customization
The interior design adopted a locavore approach where most of the materials used in the restaurant were upcycled items sourced from all over the island of Java.
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Colour Poetry
A collection of posters that uses Adobe’s Kuler website as a source for themes by initiating collaboration.
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Living in the Burbs
Deconstructing the houses’ a series of photo collages that are part of a larger series, which visually deconstruct parts of the real world that we normally think of as stable
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Living on the Edge of Summer
The building consists of two dwellings with guest areas that overlook the sea and neighboring island of Antiparos, Greece.
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Dream Hub, Boutique Residence
The tower is situated in a narrow parcel bounded by the mountain park which includes a children’s interactive spray park, rail road museum, outdoor amphitheater, Yongsan station esplanade and the central park.
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Self-Produced
The light is constructed from a single concrete brick, several wooden planks and a sheet of recycled plastic.
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Wireless Infrastructure
Forecasting that in the future people will think of computing merely as a utility, like a plug in the wall.
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Writings on the Shade
The piece gives children the ability to create their own spaces which is usually dominated and influenced by their parents.
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Opus
I designed the building for Hong Kong, to respond to the unique conditions of the city. You wouldn’t build this anywhere else.’ – Frank Gehry
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Blade in the Sky
Its silhouette and shape is not a square or round building but a rhomboid prism, arranged in a way to make it look dynamic depending on the angle of approach.
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The Ring and The Raft
A suspended walkway that completes the semi-circle of the terraced seating, encompassing the stage and the backstage, which gives the actors an alternative way of entering the scene.
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Moving Kitchain
The proposal aimed to respond to this challenge by focusing on the ritual of cooking and eating as a great detonator of socialization and idea exchange.
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Observation Deck
This project was conceived of as an artifact that amplifies the given cultural condition of the neighborhood and challenges the physical conditions of the site.
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Equestrian Apparel
The collection of equestrian equipment and apparel is inspired by the designer’s native country, her horses, and by the women who rode before her.
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4 Brothers
A furniture collection consisting of four chairs that are created from a single piece of 4′ x 8′ wooden plate.
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Name Game
Letters are cast in clear resin with added diffusion and set in a hand crafted English oak plinth.
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Industrial Craftsmanship
The monolithic structure of sultanas play with the perception of the material and its possibilities, creating two dynamic forms that come together to create the concrete base of the tables.
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