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Mind the gap, appearing massively with concrete facade impression interspersed with lines on the fence and the walls with gaps. Visually, the gaps become the analogy for pause, breathing, and release. The gaps function as the entrance for direct sunlight and air to circulate and also reduce surrounding noise. Kiearch A client’s wish to create a space to accommodate their business that includes a shop, office, and coworking space has led to the idea of building an architectural work in the middle of a densely populated area with limited road access, to represent a wise, calm, but uplifting character. It is a challenge to make this building an icon in the surrounding environment, as well as an analogy for a company that stands out... More

Inspired by the skyline views of London and in particular the colours created in the early evenings in the metropolis, from dark ink to pastel blue, TG- Studio has created a sophisticated, calming and balanced mood within the Dumont Penthouse. Our Abata chair in custom finish ideally furnish its dining space. The Abata chair is designed by Athanasios Babalis. Photos by Philip Vile. More

Interior Design meets Real-Estate Development in this Southern Califiornia Residence More

Premium walnut solid wood tambour panels cover the columns and bookend the staircases of this artistic downtown Milwaukee hotel.Saint Kate is a boutique arts hotel named after the patron saint of artists - Saint Catherine. Known as the hotel “created by artists for artists” Saint Kate’s boasts multiple gallery and exhibition spaces, a black box theater,  along with 219 elegant guestrooms and 11,6000 square feet of meeting space.The hotel is also within walking distance from notable art attractions in Milwaukee's entertainment district -  the Third Ward and Fiserv Forum.Saint Kates Hotel was designed by Stonehill Taylor - a hospitality focused architecture and interior design firm based in New York City.  Oth... More

Murrays' first brick-and-mortar location is sure to inspire. Designed by The Rockwell Groupthis state of the art cheese facility mixes light oak tambour walls, black and white tiles, and polished concrete to create a seemless connection.   The concrete walls and pillars are complemented by vibrant and solid purples, greens, and browns set against the grooved pattern of tambour colu wraps and bar fronts. More

Kingside, the restaurant and bar in the Viceroy Hotel New York. Architects Roman and Williams incorporated tambour panels along the bar front to enhance a rich interior clad in a black and white tile floor. Leather bar chairs, a steel counter, tile walls, and and hanging lights combine together to create the feel of a true classical American eatery. More

Designed by the renowned Martin Brudnizki studio, Doyle is a glamourous, club-like bar with a chic mid-century feel offering panoramic views of Dupont Circle.  More

This is a luxurious renovation of a large detached Victorian villa in NW3 Belsize Park, North London. We were approached to transform a dilapidated property with 2 flats into a single-family dwelling. This included major works that only retained the four elevations with a new superstructure with services and a complete internal re-modelling of the property with a double garage. The brief was to create a contemporary home for a family of three with a drawing room, media room, open-plan kitchen, dining space, playroom, bespoke garden, wine cellar and five double bedrooms and bathrooms. We also gained planning for a full basement development below the existing footprint of the house and garden but that was never implemented. A daring double... More

The rooms and suites in the 1902 Hotel Altstadt Vienna are varied and unique. Thanks to this diversity and the extensive collection of contemporary art, the hotel in Vienna’s vibrant seventh district is widely considered a hotbed of creativity. In 2014 Archisphere added two rooms with the intention of reflecting this.   Whether designed by an international architect such as Matteo Thun or a contemporary fashion icon of the caliber of Lena Hoschek—no two rooms in the Hotel Altstadt Vienna are identical. However, they all have one thing in common: Vienna’s well-known and widely praised comfort and atmosphere. Part of the goal of Archisphere’s design was to complement the colorful spectrum to be found here with a... More