Interior Design
Interior Design and Architecture
HOUSE OF JAZZ
Our project located on Bronx County, New .The whole content is mean to create a jazz performing center.Therefor we designed a challengeable and creative jazz performing space.
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In San Pedro Garza García, Mexico, a glowing ceiling disc and a borrowed garden give a 150 m² food court restaurant its own center and identity.
MARS Architectes and ciguë Layer Offices, Housing and Event Spaces into a Historic Marais Block on Rue Pavée
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Modum Atelier Grafts a Glass and Timber Pavilion onto a Qing Dynasty Qilou to Make a Zhongshan Café
On Zhongshan's Minzu Road, a 77 m² café keeps its Jiaqing-era brick firewalls and timber frame while steel, glass and timber add a modern pavilion.
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AIA Estúdio Stacks a Single-Level Ipanema Boutique into a Vertical Sequence Around a Spiral Stair
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LABLANCA Threads a Curved Service Spine Through a 1960s Flat in Badalona's Old Town
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Some Thoughts Clamps Felt and Metal Together to Build a Modular Eyewear Store in Wuhan
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TEKI Design Wraps a Harajuku Blue Bottle Café in Curved Steel and Opens a Slice of Sky Between Buildings
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García de Alba and Ponce Arquitectos Hang a Green Fabric Vault Inside a Double-Height Restaurant in Mérida
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IN arq+design Fits a 100 m² Pizza Bar into a Neglected Historic Building in Downtown Curitiba
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Memola Estúdio Builds a Steel-Framed Restaurant in São Paulo That Translates Arab Space into Tile, Screen and Structure
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Ábaton Reworks a 600 m² Madrid House Around an Inner Courtyard and a Grove of Old Oaks
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Barde vanVoltt Splits a 100 m² Amsterdam Coffee Roastery into a Bright Shop and a Hidden Tasting Room
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DRM Arquitectura Extends a Suburban Buenos Aires Building in Timber to Create a Drive-Thru Ice Cream Shop
In Remedios de Escalada, Argentina, a timber frame and sloping roof extend an existing building so cars and pedestrians share one ice cream stop.
Tchoban Voss Architekten and Barcode Architects Gather Dresden's Scattered City Offices into One Stadtforum
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Bastidas Architecture Turns a Former Printing Press in Artà into a Courtyard Family Home
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The project proposes a simple, massive and distinctive white bricks volume which shows its public program to the city. The continuous interior space, how small it is, creates a very special and outstanding atmosphere, perfect for a jazz performance with the stage in the middle of the space. The project is very convincing by its simplicity, its overal concept, its communication, and the emotion it offers.
Interesting central circular form that creates a focus around the stage. The circulation needs to be better resolved. The exterior white facades with its openings seem a bit sterile to represent a jazz venue.