Small Architecture Project

We are thrilled to unveil our latest project, Bfair Salon, a vibrant and dynamic space where design seamlessly blends with creativity. This project has been a journey of transformation, where we’ve carefully crafted an environment that inspires and energises both clients and staff alike. With a bold and colorful palette, Bfair Salon stands as a true reflection of the energetic vibe we wanted to create. The design elements were thoughtfully chosen to evoke a sense of warmth, creativity, and individuality. Every corner of the space is intended to spark joy and comfort, making it a perfect backdrop for the salon’s services. Space Play Design Studio This refurbishment project involved working with an existing building in Chenn... More

Working from home can be challenging, especially with small kids around. Therefore a young creative couple asked Studio Abacaxi to design a Garden Studio, in which they could work and host guests. The combination of working and living resulted in a multi-functional structure, where the integrated furniture caters to the different needs. Aiste Rakauskaite Aiste Rakauskaite Aiste Rakauskaite Since the structure houses two different work spaces, in which possible meetings with clients and collaborators could occur, the studio is divided in two main spaces. Logistically the two spaces can function separately, with a kitchen and bathroom as a central core. When used to host guest, the studio turns into a living room, bedroom and... More

As time goes by, the rapid growth of urbanization is slowly pushing back the abundant of public spaces, leading to mass disappearance of human-to-human interactions, no longer is the scenery of people having tea breaks while chatting around by the road a common thing to see. Duy Khim To resolve this problem with a tender approach, Tea-outside-the-box brings to the table a complete opposite style and value of street vendor when compared to others in the field. As a place that customers can drop by to get a drink, while exchanging casual conversation with the provided space - tucked away in the corner of the street, leaving more area for small talks and interactions. Duy Khim The opening mechanisms of the module have been carefull... More