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Based on the theme of openness and brand in-depth exploration, explored the design and created a visual integration of visual extensibility and brand story with the planet as the main creative element. The plan solved the following three problems with new visual thinkings: The balance of space openness and functions; Division and combination of functional areas of space; The regularity and change of the basic spatial style.
Light Wave is an office interior design for a two-story space of 264.4 square meters. The first floor holds employee workspaces and a lounge, while the second floor contains the executive offices and the reception area. Stone and natural wood form the base, with metal accents in selected areas. The entrance ceiling uses a perforated leaf canopy that keeps the ceiling height open and reveals the steel structure above. A staircase built from two stone types appears to float. Sliding doors, some of them glass, make the space look wider and brighter.
Waterscape Colab with Jpre is a shared office interior in Tokyo, Japan, covering 800 square meters. A single recycled aluminum sheet is spread across the entire ceiling and forms waves that reflect natural light. At the entrance the waves are intense and the ceiling height changes sharply. In the sofa lounge and desk areas the waves are calmer and the ceiling is higher, supporting concentration and rest. In the bar and kitchen areas the waves stay low, creating a close setting. The ceiling parts can be taken apart and installed again in another location.
Uhouse Design is an office interior in Guangzhou, China, created for a design studio. The lighting combines warm hotel style light with neutral office light to form a comfortable working atmosphere. Floral arrangements and books add a friendly feeling to the workspace. A life hall is placed in front of large floor to ceiling windows and holds a round jade disk. Wooden cabinets recall luggage racks and hold the materials that designers need. The open plan layout supports sharing and easy communication between colleagues.
Realm of Convergence is an office and conference interior of 1,322 square meters in Taiwan. The floor holds eight large meeting rooms and four executive meeting rooms, fitted with folding glass partitions and movable acoustic walls that allow many layouts. The partitions run from the raised floor to the ceiling and are filled with acoustic insulation, so parallel meetings do not disturb each other. Cool lighting supports focus in meeting zones, while warm brown tones suit the lounges. Certified low-formaldehyde materials and ultra-clear glass bring daylight inside.
Challenge Wolf is an office interior located in Shishi, Quanzhou, covering 2688 square meters. The design uses locally sourced materials so that tradition and modern style blend. Wave washed sand marble, rough stone, walnut wood, weather resistant paint and rock slab form the main surfaces. Linear marble is applied to elements such as the stairs, which reduces the amount of material used and creates a sense of line. Renewable and environmentally friendly resources are preferred. The layout aims to make the working environment comfortable and to support company growth.
Aurea Health Office is a 2000 sqm medical workplace organized around clarity, confidentiality, and efficiency. A central circulation spine links reception, shared work areas, and enclosed meeting rooms, enabling intuitive navigation with minimal signage. Modular workstations integrate power and data for flexibility. Acoustic ceilings and defined collaboration zones support focus. An oculus inspired lounge ceiling and a boardroom with a suspended acoustic raft establish identity. Cleanable stone, warm timber, controlled lighting, and biophilic elements create a calm clinical setting.
HAESL Office is an office interior design in Hong Kong, covering an entrance lobby and two floors of workplace with a total net area of about 789 square meters. A large central column between two glass doors is treated as a feature column inspired by an engine, paired with a fan shaped ceiling. Meeting rooms and manager offices use glass partitions with switchable film, giving instant privacy and clear glass for natural light. A showcase presents a retired engine fan and scrap components, linking the interior to aircraft engine repair work.
Heineken is an office interior located on the second floor of a brewery in Pingtung, Taiwan. The renovated space covers about 526 square meters and includes a reception and display area, an open office, meeting rooms, and a social lounge. Circular sofa modules recall beer racks, while an arched ceiling and tank-shaped lights refer to bottles and brewing tanks. A cap-shaped table holds a beverage station. Movable partitions and furniture allow lectures, workshops, and gatherings. Reopened windows bring in daylight, and 82.5 percent of the materials are green-certified.
GC Design is an office interior covering 231.4 square meters on the sixth floor of a new building. The layout includes a reception and display area, a conference room, private offices, an open workspace, two phone booths and a capsule bed. Switchable glass partitions separate communal and work zones, allowing openness or instant privacy. Curved forms and a milky-brown palette with textured paint finishes create a warm setting. A smart lighting system adjusts color and brightness, while a translucent ceiling membrane in the meeting room diffuses daylight.
Modelhane is an office interior that also contains a handbag production workshop. The space is open and uncluttered, with minimal partitions, so the production process can flow without interruption. Bricks with varying geometries form separators that mark the different programs. A semi-permeable material divides the workstations from the cutting room and creates a silhouette effect. The interior is arranged around three main areas: a meeting room with a display area, the workstations and the cutting room. Light colors are used, so the bags provide the only color.
Yiheng Investment Management is an office interior in Zhejiang, China, with a total area of 660 square meters. The design is themed with water. Curved ceiling forms and flowing light belts link the work areas and soften the boundaries between zones. The entrance hall combines curved elements, a large round ceiling with a light film form, and an LED wall with lamp belts on both sides. Partially atomized glass divides the showroom from the negotiation room and brings in outdoor light. The layout supports free movement and also protects privacy.