Commercial

Kopi Rona by Wanawa Studio reinterprets the everyday ritual of coffee into a compact architectural form, where a folded facade generates a new visual identity without losing its original essence. Located in Banten on a 145 m² site, the project sits within a dense urban neighborhood characterized by high visibility and limited spatial depth. The client envisioned a coffee shop that is both distinctive and approachable—capable of attracting attention while supporting efficient daily operations. The primary challenges lay in the compact footprint, budget limitations, and the need to establish a strong architectural presence within a visually saturated commercial environment. The design adopts a modern minimalist approach, emphasizi... More

Discover the innovative design of Gozeal Store, meticulously crafted by Wanawa Studio to redefine retail excellence. Immerse yourself in a dynamic space where futuristic aesthetics and functional efficiency converge, tailored to enhance the shopping experience. Gozeal Store is inspired by the boldness of futuristic design, characterized by a play of sloping lines and sharp angles. This concept is applied consistently across the building’s exterior and interior, creating a visually striking and cohesive look. The furniture and lighting within the store echo these geometric forms, adding to the overall futuristic atmosphere. Wanawa Studio Wanawa Studio Wanawa Studio One of the primary challenges during the project was op... More

The design concept focuses on creating an elegant, calming, and modern environment that emphasizes professionalism and comfort. The clinic features clean lines, minimalist forms, and natural-toned materials. Neutral colors—such as gray and white textured paint—are paired with warm wood accents to create an exclusive and inviting atmosphere. Curved elements and sharp angles are applied to the building’s form to produce a dynamic and aesthetic impression, reflecting the identity of a contemporary beauty clinic. Ample natural light enters through large windows, while soft artificial lighting, distributed evenly through LED strips, enhances the sense of tranquility. Wanawa Studio Wanawa Studio Wanawa Studio W... More

Located within a former residential garage in South Jakarta's Panglima Polim neighbourhood, Jun Matcha Club responds to the area's growing concentration of independent cafés and restaurants, offering a slower, more contemplative spatial experience centred around the ritual of preparing matcha. The project draws from the values embedded in matcha practice—ritual, attentiveness, and restraint—and translates them through Indonesian craftsmanship and locally sourced materials. Kafin Noe'man Kafin Noe'man Kafin Noe'man Kafin Noe'man The spatial experience unfolds as a measured sequence, reflecting the deliberate pace and discipline associated with matcha preparation. Visitors are first welcomed into a semi... More

Located within CP67 Mall in Mohali, the BIRA 91 Taproom is conceived as an immersive hospitality environment that translates the brand’s youthful and experimental character into a spatial language of industrial expression, material contrast, and biophilic layering. Purnesh Dev Nikhanj Purnesh Dev Nikhanj The design works within the existing commercial shell, retaining and exposing structural and service elements rather than concealing them. Concrete textures, exposed ducting, red sprinkler lines, metal surfaces, and brick cladding establish an industrial framework, while vegetation and warm metallic finishes introduce softness and visual depth. Purnesh Dev Nikhanj At the heart of the taproom, a double-height bar estab... More

The Thread Hub is a mixed-use office and commercial building designed as an integrated environment where education, creativity, production, and retail are seamlessly connected. Rather than functioning solely as a workplace or a shopping destination, the project creates a complete ecosystem for the growth of a fashion brand and its future professionals. Mehdi Nasiri , Pariya Hendi Mehdi Nasiri , Pariya Hendi Mehdi Nasiri , Pariya Hendi Mehdi Nasiri , Pariya Hendi The ground floor is dedicated to the brand's showroom and retail spaces, establishing a direct relationship between the products and the public. The upper levels accommodate administrative offices, fashion design studios, pattern-making, and garment production d... More

For the new workplace of Sweco at WTC The Hague, Hal2 designed and realised a 1,100 m² office interior that does not merely reflect sustainability, it demonstrates it. The project marks a milestone: it is Hal2's first interior project to receive full BREEAM Excellent certification, covering not just the design and material choices, but the entire construction process, including waste management and CO₂ reduction in transport. Stijn Poelstra Stijn Poelstra Sweco is a leading European engineering and architecture consultancy. Their new office needed to reflect those values spatially: a working environment that supports focus, collaboration and movement, while meeting the highest sustainability standards in the market. Stijn... More

Wellington Office transforms the workspace into a warm and human-centered environment through the thoughtful use of materials and custom-built elements. Bespoke curved workstations, a reception counter with fluted detailing, and integrated bench seating are all finished in light oak veneer. Frosted glass partitions allow natural light to flow freely between areas. Semi-private workstations along the main corridor carefully balance openness and privacy while encouraging spontaneous discussions. A large circular frosted-glass opening frames an intimate bench alcove, creating a welcoming entrance. Practical needs are addressed with ample built-in storage integrated seamlessly into the joinery, ensuring functionality without compromising the cl... More

A new pavilion for Vietnam’s Van Don Airport recalls the textures of mid-century Modernism and the rocky mountains of nearby Ha Long Bay. Located directly on the departures concourse, one of the main challenges for the pavilion lay in balancing a sense of enclosure with the need for product visibility. Three solid walls which house the back-of-house and display walls form the backbone of the pavilion, while pigmented concrete screen blocks form a visually transparent facade. A feature display for beauty products is installed at the far end, illuminated from above by a triangular skylight. Chimnon Studio Chimnon Studio Chimnon Studio Chimnon Studio A zen-garden inspired stone paving pattern forms the hotel dropoff.... More

A design centre is an important interface between the design community and the public. It helps organize design events throughout the city and serves as a platform to cultivate design thinking. The relocation of Hong Kong Design Centre to The Mills, a former industrial building, offers high ceilings and expansive floor space. Upon entering the space, the over 20-metre-long distance to the far wall, struck us immediately as a quality to be embraced. Leon Xu Liang Leon Xu Liang Leon Xu Liang Leon Xu Liang Our design proposal advocates for the design centre to be both a collaborative workplace and a flexible space for pubic engagement. Open desks in close proximity to directors’ offices facilitates the day-to-day wor... More

Located in the urban fabric of Ahmedabad, The Urban Canopy is conceived as a contemporary retail complex that reinterprets the ground-floor shopping experience through flexibility, modularity, and user-centric planning. The project occupies a 4,400 sq. yard site and is developed as an 11,000 sq.ft single-storey structure, strategically responding to market dynamics where retail demand is strongest at street level. MKG Studio The architectural concept is driven by a modular planning system comprising ten units, each measuring 15 feet in frontage and 55 feet in depth. These modules are designed to function independently or be combined, enabling a wide spectrum of tenancy—from boutique outlets to larger retail anchors. This adaptab... More

Design Infinity delivered the complete design and build for RAKBANK’s Ground Floor in Dubai Silicon Oasis, transforming the space into a modern, customer-centric banking environment that supports digital-first experiences and efficient customer flow.  Art Aura Photography Art Aura Photography Key highlights include the joinery works, glass installations, and bespoke metal fabrication integrated to achieve a clean, contemporary aesthetic while maintaining durability and operational performance. Every detail was carefully coordinated to ensure a refined finish, optimized functionality, and long-term value for RAKBANK. Art Aura Photography More

A subtle symphony of materials and light resonates within Aura Office, where every surface, texture, and shadow engages in quiet dialogue. Rather than commanding attention, the space invites reflection. Conceived as more than a workplace, the studio functions as a walkable material library, an experiential environment in which architecture is not displayed but lived. Each room adopts a distinct architectural language, allowing clients and designers alike to experience varied atmospheres, material expressions, and spatial moods in real time. Together, these diverse zones form a cohesive narrative, with each space contributing to the larger story of design. Caption The site’s existing character was carefully preserved. Original fl... More

As the third thematic work in the “Deji Commercial & Art Bazaar” series, the fifth-floor public area continues the core ambition of breaking away from traditional static frameworks of retail. By deeply integrating futuristic cyberpunk aesthetics with art installations, the design constructs an immersive consumer environment that fuses technology with interactivity. Responding to the younger demographic and the demand for novelty, the designers introduce dynamic installations and scenographic experiences to unlock commercial potential and enhance brand value. SFAP SFAP SFAP Drawing on cyberpunk elements and a sense of fantastical futurism, the public area of the fifth floor is shaped into a powerful visual lan... More