Reception

A new dental practice opening in a newly built property in Heidelberg. The complete design concept — from reception and consultation room through the staff area to the treatment rooms — was developed from scratch, visualised, and implemented on site. Matthias Knab Matthias Knab Matthias Knab A dental practice places particular demands on interior architecture: patients should feel comfortable and at ease from the very first moment, while workflows must remain functional and hygiene standards maintained throughout. The concept runs consistently from the reception area through the consultation room and staff room to the individual treatment rooms — each space with its own function, yet connected by a shared d... More

Beautiful designer suites instead of vacant street-front shops – with this innovative hotel concept, BWM Architekten are now also taking on the role of hotelier.grätzlhotel is a project of the Urbanauts Hospitality Group, which consists of architects and hotel and marketing experts. The theme can be summed up as ground floor utilisation, and the formats are garden-level and street-front studio apartments. BWM Architekten, in their capacity as hotel designer and interior expert, have designed the two grätzlhotels karmelitermarkt and meidlinger markt, creating accommodation with individual charm for guests seeking a unique, direct experience of Vienna. With this innovative hotel concept, BWM Architekten are now also taking on... More

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We designed the interior design and the landscape of the reception hall located in the Taipei city, where the north and south are surrounded by an open environment, in the reception hall. This floor is made up of exhibition space, bar space and terrace in the center of business negotiation space. In this plan "Soft scape" is the design theme. By placing partitions and furniture having soft curves in each space, we aimed at a space where individual privacy can be secured while maintaining a soft and bright indoor image. More

Cushman & Wakefield expanded its Dutch headquarters in Amsterdam. In addition to the 1st and 2nd floor they also acquired the 19th and 20th floor of the UN Studio on the Zuidas in Amsterdam. As we previously designed the first two floors we were now invited to create a contemporary interior for the two top floors. Starting point was -where possible- maintain and reuse the existing lay out and materials so all floors breathe the same Cushman & Wakefield sphere.The 20th floor is labeled as a social hotspot, a multifunctional work-café. Thé place where people meet for lunch, have a coffee, gather for meetings and have their Friday afternoon drinks. It is the same floor where Cushman & Wakefield welcomes her customers. The specially... More

Project Bound is a take on designing a space that truly reflects the client’s work. It was a renovation of the reception area in a builder’s office. “Why does it hit you?” was the first thought while entering into the space. This one little thought lead to the initiation of the design for the whole project.As you enter, a flat monotonous flight of staircase with low ceiling height ushers you into the reception. The ribbed ceiling is a metamorphosis of the steps. Advanced computation methods became a tool for us to develop the design.The idea was to bring in a whole new world into a small space. The spate of panels grows as an envelope of the staircase. Without being predominant, the ceiling gives an illusion of a larger space thus making on... More

In the heart of the Beatrixkwartier, The Hague’s central business district, you will find The Bridge: a unique place perched above one of the Netherlands’ busiest motorways. Property developer Cromwell asked DZAP to upgrade the routing and entrance area to make the building more attractive to the current and future tenants. Moving the lift core on the ground floor was a major intervention that created a big, unified space for an inviting reception area, a function that had previously been “hidden away” on the first floor.   More