Commercial interior

Designed for a fast-paced editorial environment, this newsroom for a leading national hindi daily, is built around the operational rhythm of modern journalism, where speed, coordination, and real-time decision-making define the workspace. A hub-and-spoke layout anchors the floor around a central command zone, with editorial teams radiating outward into function-specific clusters, while a superdesk layout forms the editorial spine — bringing key decision-makers and desk editors into a single sightline for instant communication during breaking news cycles. RGDH RGDH RGDH RGDH Beyond this structured core, the design deliberately balances structured and unstructured spaces, encouraging occupants to move through the of... More

Designed for Fever, a brand built on energy, experience, and constant motion, this office fit-out translates that same dynamism into a physical workspace. The brief called for an environment that could keep pace with a fast-moving, creativity-driven team — one that moves fluidly between focused execution and spontaneous collaboration.  The design breaks away from a conventional desk-bound layout, introducing a mix of open workstations, informal huddle zones, and lounge-style breakout spaces that encourage movement and interaction throughout the day. RGDH RGDH RGDH A bold material and colour palette reflects Fever's brand identity, bringing vibrancy and personality into every corner of the office without compromisi... More

An authentic dining experience that fuses varied traditional dishes through a modern lens. Taking inspiration from the regional art and architecture of India, the architectural forms follow a similar logic. Here the traditional Indian repeating archway, as seen in many historic buildings and Kalamkari Art, is abstracted as a cascading triangular form materializing in the bar and in ceiling elements.  Mikiko Kikuyama Mikiko Kikuyama Mikiko Kikuyama Located within a narrow space, seating was maximized via perimeter benches and by extending the dining space to the outdoors with a large industrial garage door. The bar becomes a centralized focal point, with its triangular form illuminating like a lantern from all direction... More

Amura is a two-level retail environment designed to turn shopping into an experience. Its program connects women’s, men’s, and children’s retail with a café, accessories, and lounge areas, creating a fluid journey that encourages discovery, interaction, and longer stays. The design brings together brand experience, customer flow, and commercial strategy to create a space designed not only to sell, but to strengthen the business behind it. Seraro by Ramical Seraro by Ramical Seraro by Ramical Seraro by Ramical More

The client, a former swimmer, had been working as a swimming instructor after graduating from school when one day he suddenly decided that he needed to pursue his dream. His dream was to live a life taking photographs. As the same routine repeated each day, his longing for that dream grew stronger until one day, as if it had passed a boiling point, it overflowed beyond his control. He left swimming and threw himself into the photography industry without hesitation. He worked day and night, receiving little more than a reward for his passion, but it was not easy to overcome the disadvantage of having started late. Then he received an offer from a photographer he knew, asking whether he would like to go to Cancún, Mexico, a popular ho... More

 Achime Bagel is a small bakery located in Munjeong-dong, Seoul, conceived around the idea of beginning the day well. The project started from a simple thought: freshly baked bagels, made with good ingredients and handed over in a small but pleasant space, could be enough to create a meaningful morning experience. Achime Bagel follows a daily production and same-day sales principle, and we wanted this straightforward and sincere attitude to naturally appear in the space. Donggyu Kim Donggyu Kim Donggyu Kim Donggyu Kim The open kitchen became the central scene of the project. Rather than hiding the production process, we exposed the early-morning preparation, baking, and movement of the staff. The activity of prepa... More

The historic headquarters of Sumol Compal in Lisbon—Portugal’s leading non-alcoholic beverage corporation and official regional producer for global brands like Pepsi, Lipton, 7UP, Guaraná Antarctica, and Gatorade—underwent a deep modernization and corporate retrofit designed by MC-A. André Castro Leitão André Castro Leitão André Castro Leitão André Castro Leitão André Castro Leitão With industrial origins dating back to 1971, when it operated as a bottling plant, the project transformed its 3,100 m² space into a smart, dynamic work ecosystem centered on human well-being. André Castro Leitão Andr... More

This project presented a thrilling challenge for our team. Located in the very heart of Minsk, this office for a Belarusian company was initially a compartmentalized, outdated maze of small rooms that completely failed to reflect the status and ambition of our clients. Katerina Samoilovich From Cluttered Rooms to a Blank Canvas We chose not to compromise and completely demolished the existing layout. Within a month, we were standing before a true "blank canvas." Our primary objective was to blur the boundaries between office and home, creating an environment where the absolute comfort of a residential space seamlessly integrates with high-end business technologies.  Katerina Samoilovich Layout We developed an entirely new... More

This project involves the complete transformation of an existing commercial space, from concept to execution. A key challenge was the limited ceiling height, which prevented the use of a conventional false ceiling. This was addressed through a custom lighting solution that uses exposed metal boxes integrated with linear U profiles, enabling both lighting installation and concealed cable routing. Caption 3D wooden pattern was introduced at the counter, reflecting the same geometry and creating a balanced contrast with the metal elements. The project demonstrates an approach that transforms technical constraints into a cohesive architectural concept This technical solution evolved into a design concept that extended metal across the... More

When we first visited the site, we knew Nishiki should feel different from a typical suburban Japanese restaurant. Instead of recreating a traditional izakaya, we wanted to create an atmosphere that felt contemporary, warm, and memorable while still respecting Japanese culture. Joe Shengyuan Zhou, EZ Media Production Joe Shengyuan Zhou, EZ Media Production Joe Shengyuan Zhou, EZ Media Production Joe Shengyuan Zhou, EZ Media Production The defining feature became the suspended timber ceiling. Surprisingly, its inspiration came from something very ordinary — stacks of lumber commonly seen on construction sites. We were fascinated by the rhythm created by seemingly random timber pieces, and transformed that observati... More

Urban Living Solutions required a headquarters that could reflect its working culture, support a team's daily rhythm, and adapt as the business evolved. The 275 square meter workplace, located within Rose Apple Square in central Siem Reap, answers that brief with a straightforward material language, a modular design logic, and a spatial layout that balances focus with collaboration. Rose Apple Square is a mixed-use destination combining residences, retail, co-working, and cultural facilities. Positioning the headquarters within this environment places the office at the intersection of community and commerce in a city that is rapidly developing its commercial real estate sector.  Robert Kleiner A plan built around flow T... More