Foyer

Situated on a big plot of land, we designed this home strategically on the site to capture expansive mountain views out the front of the house.  JMAD JMAD JMAD JMAD JMAD JMAD Every day, their views are oriented towards to the mountains. Architectural style-wise, we use traditional mountain Architecture elements like stone, but made it modern with lots of big glass and lots of fireplaces. Our clients want a family home, yet one for entertaining. JMAD JMAD JMAD JMAD JMAD We designed a casual Old World rambler, that flows from one gathering space to the next, connecting the interior to the exterior courtyards around the house. With its impressive stone exterior, we softened the inte... More

It was about designing a welcoming space for the families of patients, a meeting point between family members, center professionals, and patients themselves. It had to be a friendly, familial space, very domestic in terms of dimensions, with emphasis on materials, colors, light, both natural and artificial, and above all, easily relate to the building and existing spaces. Adrià Goula Adrià Goula Adrià Goula The new reception space belongs to this interior world of the courtyard, which emerges outside. In fact, this same interior logic that escapes towards the outside through a space already built. © photography: Adrià Goula Adrià Goula Adrià Goula It is a constru... More

City Cross has been reimagined as a new, dynamic, and lively destination in the centre of Adelaide. Representing a crossing point between retail and commercial in the CBD, City Cross, affectionately abbreviated to ‘CX’, brings an elevated dining and retail experience to the City’s existing Rundle Mall precinct. Drawing on Buchan’s extensive knowledge of lifestyle and dining precincts, the architectural vision was to create a unique space for City Cross in the market, to create a destination that was timeless and reflective of its material context. Extensive research into the end user and close collaboration with the client has created a space which takes design to a new level, creating a memorable experience for bot... More

This Modern Contemporary Apartment Interior Design in Byblos, Lebanon has been inspired by the works of British craftsman, Timothy Oulton. The result is a creative blend of vintage-chic and stylishly modern aesthetics that propagate the best of functionality and visuals. The visually dynamic design is littered with trendy accessories, colorful statement artwork, and a dynamic decorative panel. With the help of fashionable furniture and accessories, the whole ambiance has been uplifted two-fold. More

Architects Haworth Tompkins have completed a new foyer and studio theatre for the Grade I listed Bristol Old Vic, the oldest continuously working theatre in the English-speaking world. the oldest continuously working theatre in Europe. The result of five years careful research, consultation, design and construction, the project aims to open up the front of house areas to a wider, more diverse audience and to place the theatre at the heart of Bristol’s public life and public space. The foyer is conceived as an informal extension of the street, as much a covered public square as a discrete building. The space is framed and covered by structural timber and glass to bring daylight deep into the room. The centrepiece of the space... More

The remodelling of the foyer in the Museum of Military History in Vienna dramatically enhances the already imposing entrance with statues of famous generals. Clear spatial structures take shape, concentrating the different functions in the hall and offering a natural sense of orientation. The optimal position of the various sections is conveyed through sightline axes and movement lines. In order to support orientation in the imposing spatial structure, the ticket office and information platform is conceived out of a symbiosis of old and new as an extended “island platform” evoking a military commander’s post. In this way the military commanders take centre stage and are simultaneously part of the events. History emerges as dialogue partner... More

Located in a historic downtown New York building, this loft has a challenging long and narrow shape, and the clients had a complex set of requirements: Both husband and wife work from home, they frequently entertain large groups, and they often have overnight guests. In addition to the kitchen, dining room, living room and master suite, the program included his and her offices, a den, a guestroom, a sitting/TV room, a second guest space, and space for a large book collection. The challenge was to accommodate all these functions within the tight 2,200-square-foot space. One side of the main corridor is defined by a solid wall that provides separation from the private rooms. The other side is a wood and glass system that sets off se... More