From the perspective of brand philosophy and visual language, ALTERNABILITY DESIGN may integrate the expression of cultural localism and Oriental spirituality into the space. 

Housed in the transformed 'Langezijds' laboratory, built in 1972, the 13,605m² structure integrates classrooms, labs, offices, and a restaurant, emphasizing adaptability and sustainability.

Embedded onto the hill, the extension feels weighty and permanent through the use of lime-covered bricks that take cues from the existing double-brick home.

ARKO is a straw artist based in Tokyo who links the ancient and modern worlds of Japan using rice straw.

In Kensington, London, Banda has transformed a remarkable 7,000 sq ft home, emphasizing color and nature for an elegant and timeless design.

The Rockyland showroom is located at the Foshan CCIH, embedded in a row of showrooms with the same area and height.

Mark Goudy approach to ceramics stems from the intersection of my love of the geometries of nature and abstract minimalist art.

Motivated by the desire to preserve the town's character, the owner transformed the historic house built in 1938 into a cluster of three unique restaurants.

To create a rich living space within the limited apartment area, Buttondesign revisited the fundamental aspects of living, considering the best way to utilize the space.

Howard, our understanding of design is to present an emotional value. Whether inside or outside, what flows out of the field is a sense of calm like water.

Martha Sturdy work explores contemporary interest in pure environments, by implying natural scale and economy to replicate the spatial experience of the untouched outdoors.

Just a few kilometers from the city of Albacete, in one of the villages built in the 1960s by the Spanish National Institute of Colonization, this distinctive work serves as an annex to the current nursery school in Aguas Nuevas.

The Ridge Boutique Hotel, seamlessly blends minimalist and modern tropical aesthetics with the enduring allure of teak wood.

The spatial design pays meticulous attention to detail, combining ergonomic principles to plan the visual arrangement and display height of products, allowing for a natural interaction between customers and sales staff.

Debora Muhl leaves the grasses in their natural state to preserve their aromas and often begins her free-form sculptures with a unique cut-out segment of gourd, designing in the process of creating.