Bank design

The project focused on designing a model facade for Refah Kargaran Bank branches that can be used across different parts of the city, despite the varying scales and sizes of the branches. The initial design idea revolved around a frame that covers the entire facade of the bank. The frames are structured to be stepped, forming three continuous surfaces that can be moved wherever required to accommodate the entrance and ATM spaces, regardless of their location on the facade. If the entrance and ATM are too close to each other, they can collide to minimize shell crowding in one section. The entrance space and ATM are designed to invite passers-by to a larger space, highlighting the change in the hierarchy of the surfaces. Caption Capti... More

In the design of Tat Bank in Fereshteh Street, shade blades are considered that enter the interior space from the outside of the building. These blades, which move on the ceiling, in addition to inviting people into the bank, can guide them to the counters.  Caption Caption Caption Caption Each of these blades increases in length and height inside the bank space and finally passes over the counters and the distance between each defines the border between two counters. With the help of these blades, the outside and inside of the building are well connected.  Caption Caption Caption Spatial divisions are planned in such a way that the main hall of the bank is in the center of the entry point of t... More

Designed for the future of banking, this branch is organized on two cross-axis, has a single drive-up lane, and eliminates the vertical separation between tellers.  This new bank building, located along a heavily traveled primary road, capitalized on the opportunity to make an impact through design for this bank’s first location in the community. Wayne Johnson, Main Street Studio Wayne Johnson, Main Street Studio Wayne Johnson, Main Street Studio The plan is organized around two main cross-axis. The short axis includes the entrance, seating area, a conference room and a small exterior tree grove. The long east-west axis is organized along the drive-up and teller line, seating area, and central conference room. Th... More

Project of Building a Bank Office using Hi-quality materials. The goals were simple; The flooring should conveys a sense of safty, create a calm atmosphere and be modern and beautiful. @vanitariran Combination of blue and white color seems to be the best choice for a bank.  BerryAlloc White Wood Laminates and Vorwerk Flooring Carpet tiles choosed for this project. @vanitariran @vanitariran More

Modern style in its best - we offered solutions one can hardly find anywhere else in the country.  This design relies on three main pillars: brand identity, innovative approach, and comfort.  Caption Starting from the color range and ending with lights, the interior highlights the brand identity. Look up at the led lights: they have the shape of the bank's logo! When it came to innovation, we made sure to use the latest trends: stainless steel, led screens, live banners, and concrete parts. Details say it all.  Caption And finally, our team pays significant attention to providing each client with comfort and trust. Every project we implement has to be satisfying for our clients. This interior, too, is ultimate fo... More

The neighborhood bank experience is reinvented by First Tech Federal Credit Union, utilizing Krownlab's glass mount products to optimize branding and ensure long-term performance. More

McKinney York was commissioned to produce a brand aesthetic by designing the environment for the client’s new and existing facilities. The scope of work included selection and placement of a palette of finish materials as well as custom built-in millwork, systems furniture, and case goods for public entries, offices, and conference rooms. Custom specialty millwork for bank transactions was also designed to further enhance the bank customer’s experience. This renovation project implemented the brand aesthetic with the remodel of a 3,700 square foot tenant space located in a 1970s-era shopping center in central Austin. The program for the facility includes a secure ATM transaction vestibule, conference rooms, private and open offi... More

VIP lounge of Hana Bank is designed for VIP guests to experience Korean beauty and the identity of Hana Bank. The sentiment of the Korean beauty can be expressed in a term, ’Gumleebullu Hwaleebulchi’. This term represents the humbleness and pleasant simpleness of Korean beauty and spirit. To embody this concept and atmosphere, elements such as asymmetric shape of Korean traditional eave, natural stone walls, and materials such as Hanji (a Korean traditional paper) were used. This design stimulates foreign guests to embrace the atmospheric beauty of a Korean traditional village by its traditional surroundings. It also represents the vision and history of Hana Bank; treating guests with the utmost courtesy. As a hospitable space... More

The whole building of this IDBank is comprised of 3 floors, and the first one will be the topic of our discussion today. When approaching us, IDBank wanted to get a “comfortable, warm” space, unlike the traditional, “cold” bank interiors. So, our team came up with the unique concept of combining personal business with the need to attend a bank. You can grab a coffee and even have a friend over while you’re waiting. This is what we call comfort. We used wooden elements, splashes of green and the warm orange. Soft furniture and a relaxing mood are the final notes. More

"CITY ALO" The very first cafe banking branch dedicated to women entrepreneurs, professionals, students, employees and homemakers alike . Where all women will be considered as a priority guest regardless of the size of deposit. A place to work, to hang out, to meet or to relax while addressing their banking needs . Truly a place "for women" , run "by women" and "by women" .   Kudos to the top management of the City Bank Limited for their pioneering initiative for relying on TKNRK and team Vista Interiors Ltd to design and implement this milestone project. More

This stunning building by Cushing Terrell features a unique, sweeping arc perhaps fitting for the wide open spaces of Montana. These designers selected a traditional red - Colonial Grain from General Shale's Architectural Classics line (manufactured in Denver) and an accent in Wheatfield that maintains the two-tone exterior color scheme of the Stockman Bank brand. More