Category: Interior Design
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Welcome to the Candy Shop
The design resembles a laboratory to show off the hand made experimental sweets.
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Two Families, One House
The rectilinear facade features large windows to capture the surrounding landscape and to allow natural light to penetrate the interior.
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Gallery Living
Taking influence from Japanese design of detail and restraint this dwelling showcases light and material form throughout the space.
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Geometric Tower
Each unit is rotated on a 45 degree angle to create a cruciform shaped plan and to give the appearance of a linear hinged volume.
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Alternating Volumes
Through a subtle stepped exterior, the interior program is revealed which cuts into the masses signalling a difference in function.
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Cubic Zones
The residence stands on the northeast corner, among a series of old and new structures, projecting a closed exterior with a series of horizontal windows to maintain a sense of privacy for the client.
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A Range of Inspiration
Where professional chefs prepare culinary delicacies in the spaciously arranged live cooking area.
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Stepping Topography
Concrete retaining walls carve passages into the physical landscape, leading into a two-storey residence that is embedded within the earth.
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Seacliff Residence
Situated on a long and narrow sliver of land that was leftover from the original subdivision; the area enjoys spectacular views over the ocean, the adjacent park, sandstone cliffs and headland to the south.
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Sliding into Work
The interiors are decorated with colorful motifs which lead you throughout the space to the personalized meeting rooms and client areas.
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Press Room
To allow for a more open volume, the pilasters were suppressed to reveal and provide more real estate in the room.
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Cloud Loft
The project converts an abandoned central heating plant into a loft with the focus of revitalizing the existing industrial and urban architectural landscape.
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Interactive Lounge
Central undulating furniture pieces define the space allowing for different communication platforms to happen in the product lounge.
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Environmental Landscape
The aim was to develop an architectural expression with sustainable themes taking influence from its relationship to nature, the natural environment and the landscape of the region.
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Do Androids Dream?
The exhibition let’s the viewer experience her charm and see the most progressive fashion design coming from New York City.
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Alice in Wonderland
The design is a mixture of fifties nordic and neo-art houveau, hall of mirrors and hunting lodge.
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Images of Youth
A versatile, flexible, laid back and informal line of wardrobes with a distinguished aesthetic appeal.
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Echoed Slant
The retail space’s main feature is a lenticular wall formed by many vertical cubbies running down the entire length of the shop.
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Volumetric Architecture
A single family dwelling situated at the bottom of a cliff in Valle de Bravo, Mexico.
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Beacon Light
The building is made of polycarbonate panels that blend with the colors of the site and the sunlight.
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Six Degrees of Separation
The design consists of three levels, each floor alternatively offset from the boundary by six degrees.
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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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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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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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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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Spacious Mini-Studio
Using trapezoidal shapes and by controlling the perspective, vanishing points are emphasized achieving a dynamic and fluid space that awakens imagination while stimulating creativity.
Richelle Sibolboro 