Art Deco style

Blair Road by Ong & Ong

This house produces a spatial experience that excites the senses by promoting light open plan living which is unusual to this type of terrace house. This residence brings a balance between nature and contemporary living in a renovation of an Art Deco style terrace.

Restaurant Bond Berlin – Axel Schafer of BERLINRODEO

The restaurant is designed to echo the glamorous style of the Bond films from the 60’s and 70’s, but with a modern sensibility that brings it up to date. Specially designed interior components (abstract ornamentation that evoke the movies themselves) divide the restaurant into different zones.
The centerpiece is a golden-lit bar with an opposing stylish wine shelf, both of which were created especially for the restaurant. The smoking lounge, located in the rear, is conceived as a communicative element and is equipped with an bio-ethanol fireplace.Various lighting moods and intensities are made possible by a computer-controlled LED system, which is hidden behind espionage mirrors. An additional highlight is the floor-to-ceiling graffiti on the theme of BOND by Berlin artists M: M. The predominant color spectrum ranges from black to gold to rosewood, whilst unique elements, such as smoked glass, enrich the design.

Architecture Office – bad architects group

A former storage in contiguity to Innsbruck’s nightclub district at the ground level of a house built in the 1970s has been transformed into an architecture office. in this socio-cultural neighborhood of alternative culture clubs, music bars, and nightclubs as well as homeless and refugees care-centers, the ground-level shop-office allows bad architects group to participate passively at the city live while working long hours, quasi as passive flaneur. through innovative office design the office becomes a stage, and the lightened sliding door the stage design and eye-catcher.

Goldstone Residence in Georgia by Dencity Design

        Larry Goldstode had a simple program. He wanted a view from every room, and he wanted it to be open , with lots of glass. And he wanted it to have a quiet backyard. But he didn´t a scultural , stark thing; it needed to be warmer and softer. Larry was very specific about what he wanted. He had pages and pages of things he had researched. And he said, “Whatever you do, there can´t be any white!”