Cement plaster

The design of this hair salon is centered on achieving a balance between functionality and sensory experience. The layout is divided into nine concentric grids, defining a central cube that serves as a multifunctional element housing washing and coloring stations. Clad entirely in mirrors, this cube generates a sequence of visual continuities and repeated reflections, creating an illusion of depth and dimension that enhances users' spatial perception. Caption The vertical gradient of colors, transitioning from white to blue, reduces visual clutter and guides the gaze, directing attention to the hairstyle, color, and the stylists expertise. This arrangement fosters a calm and seamless atmosphere within the compact space. Beyond spatial... More

The client have house house that needs to be remodeled and functioned as a second office, (the main office is right in front of the building). The garage and carport space functioned as an office living room. The parking function was entirely transferred to the next office building. Subdivisual Subdivisual The facade design was inspired by the Angelini UC Innovation Center, by Alejandro Aravena. The dominating and "powerful" concrete fins meet the glass & wood strengthens the identity of the building as an office. Concrete fins also applied to the fence design, so the building seen as strong single element that looks simple and looks powerful from the front. Subdivisual More