Klára Hosnedlová’s work explores historical sentiments as they crystallize in modern and contemporary design and architecture. Her sculptures and environments are indebted to Eastern European histories and the past collective mythologies.   

A boutique, high -tech dental practice with a luxury, hospitality-inspired approach to wellness in close Proximity to toronto’s vibrant fashion and entertainment districts.

Each of these monochrome materials respond and transform in light.     In this way, they resonate with one another to bring an extraordinary depth to the space.

"Wanji" is nestled by the Erhai Lake, concealed in a corner of garden on the east side of the Lake. Its idea is to bring the “bed-and-breakfast”(B&B) back to its roots, which means to keep it simple, natural, cozy and with local characteristics.

Danny Lane’s sculptures exploit the strength of glass under compression and combine feats of design and engineering to produce work, breathtaking in its apparent simplicity.

Nestled amidst rugged exposed rocks and bucolic landscapes, this fully ecological, geothermically heated passive house, designed for a young and growing family with a limited budget, is constructed using a prefabricated straw structure (Ecococon).

Selling fruit-extract granulate cubes for microdrinks plus high-quality drinking bottles, waterdrop rose from a small startup to a successful international brand with a new branch in Germany.

The natural elements in the space of this project have been infinitely enlarged and integrated with the space in multiple dimensions.

Joris Kuipers’worlds of colour are constructed out of myriads of dots and stains of pure pigments, merging into colourful clouds when observed from some distance. 

Located in the Valencian town of Carcaixent, this house is framed between party walls, and seeks to experiment with space through volumes and materiality.

The real challenge was the outbuilding. It was declared unusable, but they didn't want to demolish it and erase all traces of it.

In the Eighteen Restaurant located in the bustling city's commercial district, the designer uses the theme of seasonal ingredients to present a unique food experience that showcases the cuisine of Chaoshan, with its rotating cycle of four seasons.

It is said that the shaking of the tree is to keep its firmness without shaking. Because of this flexibility, trees can grow while staying firmly for a long time.

Pcmc was inspired by street culture, graphics, architecture, music, and art, and by modernizing traditional Korean liquor Suggest a new highball culture.

In order to reflect this brand's identity in the space, the material itself used the finished physical properties, and the traditional European architecture and modern elements were harmonized.