Category: Interior Design
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Vertical Loft
Taking advantage of the narrow and industrial frame an open concept was conceived for the residence.
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blacklaboratory
The layout was conceived as an area that offers both functionality and flexibility while supporting the many ways users can operate within it.
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Highlighting Space
Each work station is positioned in the middle of the floor – unlike typical hair salons where they are situated along the wall – defined by bold polygonal outlines that add a graphic element to the predominantly black and white space.
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Innovation Tower
The structure will provide 15,000 square meters of net floor area and will accommodate 1800 staff and students.
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Ballons at the Ball
To encourage the visitors to utilize the large space, a net filled with pillow like mylar balloons was hung over the main gathering area to indicate the party and dance floor.
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2 in 1
The exterior emerges as a single volume with offsetting features to create an asymmetrical facade.
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Challenging Conventional Spatial Representation
Exploring and re-interpreting the notion of the empty gallery space, the project places objects in vacancies where they are able to both connect and merge the surrounding environment.
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Chamber Music
The design for this music school is based upon the creation of two hermetic chambers to house rehearsals inside a large space in a historic building.
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Up Close and Personal
the studio contains a collection of miniature models which range from designer chairs to cars; pictures to figurines.
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Acoustical Aesthetics
Building up the interior design as a natural continuation of the exterior architecture.
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Dancing Feathers
Made of a lightweight structure of stainless steel and glass, intertwined as if it is dancing in space.
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Solar Observatory
One of the primary objectives of this design is to identify and highlight possible synergies between the individual functional areas.
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Industrial Hub
The aim was to create an attractive, dynamic environment where everyone is proud to spend their time.
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Pavillion Ridge
The 1000 square meter house is separated into two volumes, one for the children and guests; and the other for the couple and the common spaces.
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Change of Shape
This installation was an experimental work done in an attempt to provoke a palpable sense of movement by simply changing the shape of the existing room.
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Conceptual Intention
A creative response to an urban challenge: to adaptively re-purpose an existing city fringe commercial property into a medium density residential or mixed-use development.
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Passion for Cooking
The proposal was to recover the proportions of the facade, to expand the ground floor, unifying dining area, kitchen and living room and to create a larger, more contemplative, outside area.
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Minimal Modifications
The structure has a unity and a style characteristic of its period of 20th-century architecture, as well as a presence in the urban fabric which it was decided should be preserved as much as possible.
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Classical Symbolism
The deliberate use of openings, to separate from the outside and the play of natural light are of great importance.
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Collective Hub
The project presents a bold new face for the campus; a shared ‘contact-vehicle’ in which the college staff and students can come together to display and celebrate their collective outputs.
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Information – Communication
In the world where work is increasingly independent of place and time due to modern information and communication technologies, the offices of the newspaper gain a new meaning.
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Slowly Falling
Just like under the snow, you’ll find muted pastels with splashes of blackness and layers of transparency.
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Subtle Spaces
The space consists of a series of outdoor and indoor areas which feature products by designers and artists, blurring the lines between the two disciplines.
Richelle Sibolboro 