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ARCHITECTURE
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FORWARD GROUP
HEADQUARTER OFFICE

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NTERIOR DESIGN OF FORWARD GROUP
HEADQUARTER OFFICE
Shen Zhen, China
Architects: Studio 10
Area: 705 m²
Year: 2023
Lead Architects: Shi
Zhou

INTERIOR DESIGN OF FORWARD
GROUP HEADQUARTER OFFICE
Located in the OCT Loft
Creative Park in Shenzhen,
this project transforms
part of an industrial
building into a dynamic
office space for a company
specializing in outdoor
sports.

HEADQUARTER OFFICE
NATURAL LIGHT
SUNLIGHT STREAMS THROUGH SHEER BLINDS
AND THE COLONNADE'S GLASS, CASTING A
GENTLE GLOW REMINISCENT OF AN ART
GALLERY ADORNED WITH MONUMENTAL
STONE SCULPTURES AND HISTORICAL
REMNANTS.

HEADQUARTER OFFICE
ARCH STYLE
DESIGN STYLE

COLUMN DESIGN

ARTIFICIAL GRASS
FLOOR
THE TERRAIN FEATURES UNDULATING HILLS
COVERED IN SPORTS TURF

INDUSTRIAL CEILING STYLE
THE CEILING IS MADE OF
EXPOSED CONCRETE WITH
VISIBLE PIPES AND MECHANICAL
WORK, AN INDUSTRIAL STYLE

COLOR PALETTE

PLAN

JUANZONG
BOOKS
Architects: genarchitects
Area: 648 m²
Year: 2020
City: Qinhuangdao
Country: China

The building was constructed in 2019 as an exhibition venue,
with community input advocating for its design as a communal
center and a gathering place for the enjoyment and discussion of
the exhibitions.
The building represents elements of contrast from the
surrounding area and simplicity to focus on the different
activities possibilities of the space
from outside to inside:

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JU

located at different levels in different parts in
the building
shattered different parts of the building
Juanzong Books is located at the Anaya Art Center in
Qinhuangdao. It was originally a coffee shop with two
spaces connected together, one high and one low
The clear height of the high space is 6m
Guests enter from the second floor of the Art Center
and walk down the stairs to the concierge. The low
space is only 2.5m high and opens towards an outdoor
sunken theater
Due to the construction period being
only one month, they retained all walls
and floors without any hidden
construction work and only changed
the atmosphere of the space by
replacing the suspended ceiling and
furniture

ETL : Eurekal touring library
AWB : Aranya wallpaper bookstore

Since it is an architectural bookstore, it should have a corresponding
atmosphere, not too fashionable or too exquisite. The items in the
space should be simple and direct, creating a sense of 'workspace'.

The lighting should also use a suitable color temperature for work,
instead of the usual warm feeling. We designed all the pendant
lamps and bookshelves that shaped the bookstore’s personality and
chose a classic form
LIGHTING
1-Bookshelves
Vitra Potence Wall Light
Ambient lighting

2-Display tables at the
entrance and reception
counter
LED tubes

Table lamp
3-Reading area
4-Posters display
Minimal Pendant lamp

5-Metal Origami
Lamp
“The pendant lamp is folded out of a
galvanized steel plate. If you unfold it, it is
exactly a semicircle. As for why did a small
notch be cut off below each crease? We can
explain that such a small opening would
make the lamp look more lightweight. But in
fact, it is the action of origami that brings
back our childhood memory of handicrafts.
We always find such small corners where fold
and glue are applied”

FURNITUR
E
They designed the lamps and exhibition tables especially for
the architectural book exhibition, hoping they acquire
corresponding characteristics – simply structured,
conveniently produced, and with architectural stability and
tranquility

Pre-fab table
A long row of tables would form a unified entity only if their legs are at the quartile position of the whole length. However,
this is not a normal position for legs to support the table, so we reconsidered the design logic and made the legs
themselves self-supporting structures. As a result, the desktops become flat plates sitting on top. Due to the oversize of
the tables, we also considered their disassembling and flat packaging for easier transportation. The final form of the
exhibition table responds to all these needs

“with a long history of drawing
tables and stools. We envisioned the
space filled with picture albums,
drawings, and models that could
withstand some messiness”

MATERIALS
galvanized steel plate concrete natural wood
terrazzo
terrazzo vinyl flooring

books as secondary element
WHY MINIMAL
STYLE
note: photos are not related to the project
natural an simple tones driving focus on the books
The main desire is to have people come for the purpose
of getting to know different books and authors and
projects

INTERIOR DESIGN OF
ESCÁ CUEVA

INTERIOR DESIGN OF
ESCÁ CUEVA
• Architects: Badie Architects
• Area: 500 m²
• Year: 2024
• Photographs:Nour El-Refai
• Manufacturers: Badie Architects,
Colortek, McNeel, Ratomag Trading &
Engineering
• Lead Architect: Mohamed Badie
• Lighting Design: Archilight
• Acoustic Consultants:
Audio Technology
• Furniture: Badie Architects
• Team: Farah Kamel, Fareeda Tamer,
Ziad Farrag, Anas Shaltout
• Project Contractor: Nader William
• Fabricator: Ahmed Khaled
• Country: Egypt

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Esca Cueva is an innovative restaurant design that redefines the dining
experience. This project seeks to create a space that is intimately
connected to nature, blurring the boundaries between architecture and
organic forms. Taking its inspiration from the intricate beauty of the
female body, Cueva translates our organic form and its curves into a
rationalized design that fosters a unique and inviting space. Creating an
environment that reflects the body's complex elegance while
prioritizing comfort and practicality for its inhabitants. The final design
achieved a holistic effect, seamlessly blending and transforming the
restaurant's previously rigid Cartesian layout. This sculpted space blurs
the lines between the user and their surroundings. Organic forms
throughout the design evoke a sense of visual peace with depressions,
creases, and strategically placed artificial lighting.
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Glass doors framed
in aluminum open
entirely to a terrace
featuring custom
furniture and
unobstructed views
of the Cairo
cityscape.

Flooring throughout the 5,300-
square-foot space, a former
home, is a cement-polymer mix.
JU FFOURTH ACADEMIC YEAR FIRST SEMESTER 2024 INTERIOR DESIGN
The scheme entails a steel infra
structure covered in a cement-
polymer mix, achieved with 3-D
software and finished by hand by
local artisans.
The terrace includes a DJ
booth.

Under stretched ceiling
fixtures, the main dining
area seats 75.

Leather upholsters
the custom seating.

JU FFOURTH ACADEMIC YEAR FIRST SEMESTER 2024 INTERIOR DESIGN
In the restrooms,
colored LEDs highlight
the organic forms found
throughout the
restaurant.
The color of the restroom
LEDs is meant to spark
curiosity.

Advanced 3D technology and software were
used to achieve this vision, moving across the
different computational programs to capture
the desired organic form. Drawing parallels
with the natural world, we then incorporated
creases and textures reminiscent of
weathering into the design. Then, the latest
production methods were employed to
translate this from a digital 3D model to
reality, bridging the gap between the digital
and physical realm. The form's "exoskeleton"
became the blueprint for the steel
infrastructure, which was assembled by local,
skilled artisans and then finished with layers
of stucco. Through constant communication
and a deep understanding of material
limitations, we prioritized a smooth transition
from design to construction. By anticipating
challenges, we minimized the need for major
adjustments on-site.

Rough surfaces, such as the ecru flooring,
complemented by modern custom furniture
upholstered in earthy-toned leathers ground
the scheme, illuminated by natural and
artificial light. Stretched ceiling fixtures
emulate the diffuse glow of sunlight filtering
in through the rounded openings, while
others embedded into creases and
depressions accentuate depth and texture.
“Blurring the lines between architecture and
nature, the user and their surroundings,
strategic placement of lighting helped
enhance the forms, creating a visual peace,”
Kamal adds. The vibe intensifies, however, in
the restrooms, where the fluid, monumental
curves are lit by vividly hued LEDs that may
remind patrons of saffron, a common
Egyptian spice.

Rag Café
Location: Cairo,
Egypt
RAL Plus’s Industrial Style Restaurant
Concept
place formality is not only creating its
geometry but also creating a relationship
with it .

Set across two floors of a mixed use building, Rag
Café is a restaurant and coffee shop designed by
Cairo-based design studio RAL Plus with a clear
industrial style that shifts in elements throughout its
plethora of spaces and seating options. Four
interconnected zones, a café and a bar positioned
next to curtain walls were crafted to have a warm
ambience that is exuded from the designers’ use of
natural materials.
Project program contents :
1. Restaurant with 4 zones connected with the
service .
2. Cafe with a bar tables next to the outter curtain
wall.

Industrial style and its characteristics was the
destination to create interact with while embracing
the rough materials with its real colors and quality
feeling .

MOOD
BOARD
Mixing between natural materials with some unique industrial elements like steel
structures and carved cylinders that connects base and top togather .
Stone

Decorative
Plaster
Parquet
Hidden LED Lighting
steel

Exposed Formwork Concrete
Ceiling
steel

ZONING
&
PLANING
The idea behind
zoning is to create
a unique name
behind each zone ,
so it will be easier
for customers to
remember the
place the usually
use .

WAITING
CORNER
The goal was to create a
computational pattern
generated from 3
atractors that goes in a
spiral flow to connect
with the next point.
“The module was
inspired by the shape of
leaves that were blown
by the wind.”

“While carving the pattern, shadows were
created from the hidden lights on the corners
that further sharpen the edges.”

While carving the pattern, the waves of shadows are created from the hidden
lights on the corner, and the highlights that sharpen the edges even more given
an excretion to geometry.

BLACK
BOX
The black box is a special zone as it's
placed in the corner of the main
corridor.
The volume is defined by the wooden
segments that connect two columns
together.
Pendant
Lighting
Steel
Wood Wall
Cladding

LOUNGE
CORNER
The lounge corner is defined as
a cylinder made of wooden piles
that creates a curve controlled
by 3 points along the cylinder
diameter .

Plaster

They preferred to create an
attractive entrance for the
restaurant and have a proper
connection between the cafe and
the restaurant on the upper floor .
SPIRAL
STAIRCASE

Track Light

BAR
DESIGN
The piles on the bar
were referenced from
the piles in the outer
elevation .
The materials used
give that cosy coffee
ambience we all love

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