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A symphony of sculptural furniture and curved surfaces, inspired by the rhythms of jazz

Habitus Living

The design brief evolved throughout the iterative process, through conversation and sketching. Toorak House 2 creates an interplay between the project’s dual roles: the client wanted the home to be private and restful while offering a series of spaces for social interaction.

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Will Artificial Intelligence Make Designers Redundant?

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The time freed up could be funneled back into meaningful design tasks – resulting in better use of resources and better outcomes for clients and end users. Today’s design concepts are expected to be communicated with photorealism and multi-dimensional dynamism for clients or buyers to assess.

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Qiantan by Benoy

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There was already a detailed plan for the entire area, developed by the Shanghai Academy of Urban Planning and Design, with a major road network, development volume and other basic indicators in place. million square metres of commercial office space and hotels. Sketch Sketch. Image © Benoy. Image © Benoy. Image © Benoy.

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Bridging together the past and the future

Habitus Living

What was the design brief, and how did you interpret it and respond to it? Located in a suburb full of modernist relics, the brief was to marry the historical roots of this ’70s house with a contemporary extension that references its modernist beginnings. The clients wanted to create a home that would grow with their family.