Design Industry Weekly News Friday 2nd June 2017 | Issue 179
Extreme Design This beautiful country home in Surrey, owned by a high-profile couple and their family, was extended to add a third to the size of the home as well as being completely renovated to represent their current style, lifestyle and tastes. Extreme Design created a kitchen for this client for the first time 10 years ago, when they first built... READ MORE...
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CP Design Cittolin Polli Design have designed and manufactured a table using wooden beams previously from old traditional Swiss chalets that date over 150 years old... READ MORE...
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ADX Architects The project is an addition and alteration project to an existing semidetached house in Singapore. In rethinking the use of the spaces for the clients who are a couple with two young children, ADX Architects conceptualised an “open concept� house with would be designed to... READ MORE...
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Cittolin Polli & AssociĂŠs SA
This project was a guest chalet situated in the Swiss Alps and worked in accord with the typical codes of the local constructions in a contemporary way... READ MORE...
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Clare Gaskin Interiors This project involved the transformation of a Georgian Lodge into a teenage fun house and gym. The client’s son had asked for a basketball hoop in the back garden. Instead, as a surprise, the client bought a Georgian Lodge near the main house... READ MORE... Design Industry Weekly News 11
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With 144 keys, an iconic urban private residence-turned-hotel is scrap playful luxurious Hotel Zoo Berlin. Hotel Zoo Berlin is very special to p Powerstrip Studio who approached the conceptual design by listening READ MORE...
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ped, designed and reconstructed to become principal designers, Dayna Lee and Ted Berner, of g to the stories that the building wanted to tell...
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dsgn Design Jumeirah Al Naseem is a 438 Key Urban Resort located on axis to the 7-Star Burj Al Arab and is an “elegantly simple� Beach Resort that has been realised through the incorporation of personalised attention to... READ MORE...
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Universal Design Studio Located in a brutalist former bank headquarters in Stockholm, Universal Design Studio’s latest project, the At Six hotel, is home to one of Europe’s most significant hotel art collections... READ MORE...
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Maaps Design & Architecture Maaps Design & Architecture were commissioned to re design six interior executive guest bedrooms located two floors below ground. Maaps’ design brief was to create a series of... READ MORE...
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Turner Pocock This project involved a unique artist’s studio conversion, with amazing character, light and attention to detail throughout. It manages an interesting mix of contemporary finishes and bespoke details... READ MORE...
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Universal Design Studio The London-based studio carried out a complete interior renovation to create the 343-room luxury hotel in the Swedish capital’s Brunkebergstorg Square. READ MORE...
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Powerstrip Studio With 144 keys, an iconic urban private residence-turned-hotel is scraped, designed and reconstructed to become playful luxurious Hotel Zoo Berlin. Hotel Zoo Berlin is very special to principal designers, Dayna Lee and Ted Berner, of Powerstrip Studio who approached the conceptual design by listening to the stories that the building wanted to tell... READ MORE...
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Oakwood Studios Singapore Oakwood Studios is designed to create a serviced apartment experience that enriches and inspires, is cosy and intimate, yet full of surprises, currently a gap in the serviced apartment industry. READ MORE...
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Anita Rosato Interior Design Anita Rosato was tasked with the complete renovation of Marriott Maida Vale Hotel Guest rooms re-invented to accommodate the existing partition walls, mindful to minimise interventions such as chasing of walls and ceilings and to minimise the rearrangement of MEP services. With a relatively tight budget appropriate for this property, ARID’s (Anita Rosato Interior Design’s) task was to bridge the intents of the very individual owners with that of... READ MORE...
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Mohen Design International The hotel is a breather from Shanghai’s commotion – stockpiling with local art, music, culture, thoughtful design details and local hospitality warmth. Citigo Hotel Shanghai makes its home at the the heart of Jing-An district, which has been the most prosperous area in Shanghai for... READ MORE...
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Rachel Winham Interior Design The recently launched Rachel Winham showroom features a stunning wall to wall, floor to ceiling bespoke joinery unit, showcasing the best in a timeless design concept as well as elegant and... READ MORE...
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Mohen Design International The hotel is a breather from Shanghai’s commotion – stockpiling with local art, music, culture, thoughtful design details and local hospitality warmth. Citigo Hotel Shanghai makes its home at the the heart of Jing-An district, which has been the most prosperous area in Shanghai for centuries. The city’s unique flair is blended with the needs of... READ MORE... 34 Design Industry Weekly News
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Designer in Profile -Neil Mclachlan Position within company Director Company Neil Mclachlan Design Website www.neilmclachlan.co.nz . Tell us a little about your background in design (education, experience, etc) Son of an architect I was educated in New Zealand, then at an exclusive Paris design school run by the haute couture fashion houses. I have worked in various parts of the world and on projects as diverse as boutique hotels, retail, apartments and even a motorcycle museum. . How would you describe your personal design style? My style tends to be eclectic and unpredictable – definitely project specific and non prescriptive. . Where does your design inspiration come from? I am inspired by a multitude of arts – music, graphics, architecture – with an intense interest in historical and indigenous reference. READ MORE...
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