International Design

International Design

International Design featuring great design, architecture, fashion, graphics and innovation from across the globe.

 

Glory Of Galaxy

Glory of Galaxy is a residential complex that brings garden living into high rise housing. A mixed height layout combines high rise flats with low rise villas, answering limited land supply while keeping ample public space. Villa level courtyards are merged with the open views of the upper flats. The facade uses aluminum panels and stone in varied colors, gentle horizontal lines and rounded corners. Covered walkways and a stone gate link the drop off zone to the lobby, and a communal space on the elevated ground floor supports contact among residents.

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Blue Coast

Blue Coast is a sales office interior in China, covering 2664 square meters. The design combines sales, club and future residential functions in one composite space. The theme Pearl on the Sea draws on the culture of Nansha and on motifs such as lighthouses, fishing nets and tides. Stone, metal, glass, satin and leather are combined with integrated lighting to increase transparency and light refraction. Layered circulation separates first visits, negotiations, fitness and private banquets. Modular planning allows conversion into club spaces after the sales phase.

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Cest Lavie Gallery

Cest Lavie Gallery is an interior design for a lifestyle and art club in Chengdu, China. The space covers 3,800 square meters and follows a wild luxury style. Functional zoning creates French style negotiation areas, African art exhibition areas, and leisure areas, allowing smooth movement between private and public zones. Materials include wood veneer, stone, artistic glass, metal, and imported fabrics. Customized eco-friendly red bricks and artificial fur add tactile variety. Natural textures and light guide the visitor route.

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Hefei Since 1872

Hefei Since 1872 is a clubhouse interior covering 1000 square meters in Anhui, China. The design draws on local heritage and uses a petal motif as a shared theme across the space. Floors are laid with petal shaped stone mosaics, and surfaces are clad in wave textured travertine. Parametric domes are cast in glass fibre reinforced gypsum, and metal details are hammered by hand. Certified timber, travertine and bronze were selected for durability and texture. Reception, lounge and quiet reading zones guide visitors through calm and connected atmospheres.

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Grand Gate Hiroshima

Grand Gate Hiroshima is a food hall located on the second floor of the Hiroshima JP Building and connected by pedestrian walkways to Hiroshima station. The 660 square metre space contains six stores arranged in seven areas with an open concept and few partitions. Each shop has its own character, yet the whole forms a unified composition. The layout follows the shape of the Ota River delta and guides visitors through the retail zones. Materials such as terrazzo, resin and shells recall the pebbles, rivers and sea of the region.

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Ryokan Ohana

Ryokan Ohana is a traditional inn located within a nationally designated scenic site in Yanagawa, Japan. The four-storey building has a total floor area of 3,859.95 square metres and offers 20 guest rooms in eight categories, ranging from 34 to 87 square metres. Three room types were rebuilt while preserving original floor pillars, lintels, thresholds and ceiling materials. Local crafts such as Yame lanterns, Yame stone, rush-grass tatami mats and black plaster are used. The guest rooms frame views of the restored garden and the historic residence.

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