Landvilla | Ordos | 2008

How to achieve a living style in a featureless villas area? According to the floor plan analysis the interior space is organized around the central hall, like relation of the five figures with the palm of the hand. The concept is to make each space totally different and create a visual connection between them.


Swissnex Shanghai | Shanghai | 2007

Swissnex shanghai is Switzerland's outpost for science, technology and culture in China. In August 2007 it will be located next to the consulate general of Switzerland in Shanghai.
In the design process we integrated the architectural logic with design sensibility, to arrive at rational conclusions by carefully considering and evaluating the evidence available.
A big and flexible functional space is divided by a curved screen into 2 areas: public space for workshops, conference, exhibitions and reception, behind the screen is friendly working space also with a high flexibility for 7 to 14 workers. The screen flowing between ‘public’ and ‘private’ is the sensitive element plugged into the interior. The special attraction of this screen is its visual animation while you pass through.

EXH Working Space | Shanghai | 2007

The most impressive qualities of this Loft, which is on the 16th floor, are the grand view towards Pudong, the clear height of 5.3 meters, and its large, open space. To create an efficient office space, we intended to change as little of the interior as possible, while simultaneously creating as sophisticated a working atmosphere as we could achieve.
The interior design reveals an emotionally sensitive and successful concept which contrasts to the cubic glass exterior of the building.

Riverlake office interior | Shanghai | 2007

Riverlake, is a shipping company from Geneva and has established its Shanghai office this year.
In this 100 sq. meter office we utilized partial glass walls to make the space sensuously wide and open. With the intention of maintaining the company’s culture and image, the principle interior elements are taken from the Riverlake headquarters in Geneva. But to our credit we have modified some elements to incorporate the Chinese environment that it is set in.

Interior Design for 2 apartments | Beijing | 2007
In collaboration with FAKE DESIGN

Different from western painting, in Chinese traditional painting the artist proceeds with light touches only where necessary. The rest is left to blankness. These elements put together compose the concept of the painting. We were inspired by this traditional wisdom and treated the architectural space as a whole by doing only partial changes.
The interior space is divided into two levels: the 9th and 11th floors. Both apartments have a size of about 600 m2, but the clear height is only 3 meters. Both apartments express a magnificence and uniqueness of artistic space, and a free living style attitude.