Postindustrial
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Project • By Studio Circle • Theaters
Let’s Play!
Let's Play! reimagines an abandoned viaduct over Glasgow’s River Clyde as an interactive urban paradise. Transforming industrial relics into vibrant performance stages, it reconnects divided communities, celebrating Glasgow’s heritage through innovative spatial installations. Visitors engage through musical rain amphitheaters, marimba-inspired stairways, observation towers that cleanse the river, and a floating theatre—collectively blurring boundaries between neighborhoods, past and present, city and nature.
Xinyue Geng
The project Let’s Play! – A Journey of Regeneration and Reconnection in Glasgow, authored and led by Xinyue Geng, has been awarded the Best Design at the Golden Pin Design Awar... More
Project • By The Design Group • Offices
Allegro office in Warsaw
The prestigious neighbourhood of Warsaw’s Wola district, heritage buildings, historic streets, excellent commute to the rest of the city – the news of Allegro’s planned move from Q22 to the representative office buildings of the Norblin Factory complex has been around for a while. Although the idea of Allegro’s unique office design has so far been somewhat shrouded in mystery, today we can, at last, peek inside and enjoy the company’s spectacular space, occupying almost 24,000 sq. m (7 floors). The execution of the interior design was commissioned to the Warsaw studio The Design Group, which had also been hired for the arrangement of Allegro’s Poznań headquarters, the largest of its kind.
The Design Gr... More
Project • By RHIZOME • Offices
Horizon Business and Leisure Campus
Year: 2019
Location: Saint Petersburg, Russia
Area: 5500 m2
Project status: competition proposal, shortlisted
Team:
Evgeny Reshetov, Tatiana Sinelnikova, Anastasia Voropaeva, Ilya Belyakov, Lubov Lukonina, Alexandra Kim, Irina Ten, Yana Demina
Saint Petersburg-based architectural bureau Rhizome has unveiled the proposal for the new leisure and business campus at the city’s new vibrant public space ‘Sevkabel Port’. A rooftop extension overlooking the sea gently complements the post-industrial ensemble of the oldest cable plant in Russia whilst offering new functional programs and spatial experiences for the users of the building.
The project was shortlisted in the nation-wide open architectu... More