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Spatial & Interior Design

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59 projects

Marina

Hair salon "Marina"

The aim of the project is to develop a vision of a hair salon under the sea. Every detail of the project is concentrated on the theme of the sea bottom. The main hero is central column which immitates falling water from the ceiling that represents the surface of the sea. The floor is realised with self-leveling underlayment that resembles sand effect.

marco

The Augmented Hearth

The Augmented Hearth reimagines the home as a tectonic, earth-built container with a digital core. A central void anchors social life and environmental performance, blending physical and virtual presence. Adaptable boundaries and modular systems create a flexible, climate-responsive architecture for evolving rituals.

Pooja

Sky Royale Pavilion by Spaces and Design

Sky Royale Pavilion stands out as a one-of-a-kind experience centre as it creates a harmonious dialogue between structure, materials, and handcrafted artistry. Nestled within the architectural asymmetry of Sky Royale, the pavilion is more than just a sales gallery, it serves as a tactile and immersive narrative that unfolds through fluid forms.

Bertha

Grace

Reflective of Tango itself, the building is transparent and simple, and transitions between the indoors and outdoors. Overall, the walks, parallel and cross, create a sense of movement, across the entire site. As in Argentine Tango, the dancers and the audience move along and across axes, in and out of the building with grace.

Кирилл

Space station

Space station-hotel project

Isa

DeafSpace meets compact living

A reconstruction of a former office buiding reveals a new type of housing and turns into a hospitality/ resitential building in Berlin Germany.

Michał

CUBE OF HAPPINESS

Museum of chocolate located in Vienna Simmering district.The aim of the museum project was to create a space that integrates and increases knowledge about the history and production of chocolate.

Mina

UNDERGARDEN

Underneath a garden in Chicago is a hidden space designed to boost innovation and train the mind to reinterpret our everyday surroundings.

Zeynep Sezen

Puzzle Home

The idea of modularity in architecture has always been a discussion. The narrow hallways, limited measurements, ventilation, natural light, privacy becoming more transparent… hence, the life becoming more robotic and standardized. The idea of Puzzle Home is to break this feeling of being cornered while forming a common ground with architecture.

Rania and 2 others

POD-STELLAR Space Museum

Pod-Stellar Space Museum is a family oriented experience center that mimics what it would be like to live and work on another planet away from our very own solar system. The museum would follow three simple but effective strategies to carry out self-sustainability on another plant which would be reuse, reduce, and recycle.

Vikram

Squared Up

The brief of the competition was what if - all we had a single shape to design our buildings on? What if this shape’s positives and negatives were balanced out to make things work spatially and architecturally? The challenge here would be constructing every element of a house to just one shape, a Square.

André and Maria

The Artistory - Expandable Atmospheres

Although the design started here in our studio, it evolved based on how we imagined our ancestors would interact around a blank canvas or an empty room in the current days. Let us clarify by starting with a difficult question: “what is space?”. For us, it cannot simply be defined as a room or a group of rooms enclosed by walls or windows.