The concept was used to divide and organize the roof garden into three Main Garden Parts: The Arrival Court, the Sun Deck and the Ocean Pool.
Lily Lamp is inspired by the Victoria water lily in the Botanical garden in Oslo.
The concept takes into account local resources such as groundwater, the wind and the sun.
A quest for a third dimension, a tribute to spatialism.
Sober and classically elegant, Makil is a stackable oak chair.
The inspiration comes from the pattern of the ‘Chesterfield sofa’ applied to the exterior surface of the lamp.
A decorative sleeve that looks like a glamorous centipede crawling down the bottle.
When one looks at it, it seems like a ‘butcher’s block’. Solid, stiff and severe. Though when one sits on it, it is a remarkable seating experience which is not in line with the experience of the eye. It is a ‘feathering’ cushion with a comfortable feel.
The project conceptually fuses architectonic form with the natural elements of the site.
Three volumes, two floors consisting of one single room arranged on a hill.
A collection of porcelain objects exhibited at the designwalk, Cologne.
One of the first architecture monographs that includes QR codes which link the printed book with videos on the web.
A composition framing views of cluster high-rise buildings in Shinjuku.
A preview of the Arsène Tables and Chairs by Guillaume Delvigne & Vincent Eschalier for Belenus.
Lamps that resemble the finest patisserie creations, which transmit a contagious liveliness and joie de vivre.
The staircase as a compressed spatial motion element of a former free field.
A bathroom where mutually alternating fragmentary mirror surfaces and lighting fixtures form a jigsaw puzzle of an image and a reflection.
The message of religion is communicated subtly through the play of light and shadow in this architecture.
The neutral speech balloon becomes 3d.
