Futurist Architecture

The architectural firm adopted Old Town urban environment style for the office design. It is reflected on weathered brick facades, detailed storefront trims, and paned operable windows, exploring the loft concept of an urban environment.

E3 Civic High is designed with a unique setting and transparent design inside the library. The area is made based on the infrastructure of the library to give a team-based learning opportunity with the support of the complete facilities.

With so many shared spaces, the Studio Eagle’s employees can maneuver their movements easily, from taking a call to working on the projects, with no constrict feelings. At the end of the day, the employees can even go to the game room where they can decompress with a round of darts or ping pong game.

This cutting-edge internet company went with ‘fashionable yuppie’ design. What this design brings is a very fashionable and unique workspace.

The reception area is designed just like an art gallery. The art gallery is the place for the contemporary art pieces like Nam June Paik’s Third Eye Television, 2005 and Anish Kapoor’s Mirror (Black / Green to Cobalt Blue), 2016, Those arts are the important things to connect the space design with the people.

Family Box is designed with some independent rooms based on the parent and children need. The different height and size of children and their parents is the main point to design those rooms in this building. Crossboundaries tries to combine the different needs of them.

Dominated by white, the exhibition area emphasizes the exhibition pieces as well as their exclusiveness. The horizontal lighting strips can be seen in the main exhibition area and information walls. This area also has integrated screens for multimedia presentations with integrated screens for multimedia presentation purposes.

Soyoo Joyful Growth Center has the best-refurbished interior ever. The interior is so modern with the large space and even the clear glass wall in some areas. The lights come not only from the lamps but also from the colorful decoration around the ceiling.

Since the early childhood education in China is developing rapidly, the Family Box – Qingdao was designed to keep up with the change. Located in one shopping mall in Qingdao, the space provides a library, shop, and try-out classes for potential customers before the staffs direct the members to the swimming pool area for children as well as classrooms, café, and open play areas.

Crossboundaries include the ‘seed’ which houses all the functional elements required to enhance children’s shopping experience in Qimoo. With the seed, the customers can move around and through while realizing the shop’s vision to direct the kids in adventures of their fantasy and imagination.

The building emphasizes ‘Grow Down, Shrink Up’ theme which is reflected in the design. This means that children and adults alike are invited to swap roles and explore available workshops, salons, art installations, and exhibitions containing varying activities and topics.