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MASONPRINCE Shenzhen Office by TOMO DESIGN

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Infinite Possibilities – Elevator Hall The elevator hall is the first attractive visual focus which features hanging decorations that can be altered to showcase different materials and monograms. It offers a wide variety of textures, including wood, fabric, stone, and metal.

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Mansion XÚN Restaurant, Chengdu, China

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The visual experience emanates warmth akin to sitting by a cozy fireplace, complemented by the ambiance crafted through noble and elegant materials. A poetic space Mansion XÚN utilizes rich materials such as stone, metal, and textured paint to cultivate a precious and elegant Chinese style, while also simplifying it with modern techniques.

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Beijing International Horticultural Exposition- Hong Kong Garden // Architectural Services Department

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It is an abstract expression of the figure ground plan to induce visitors’ curiosity to discover Hong Kong with different angles.The steel framework creates layers of visual effect where traditional neon light signages and vertical greenery interweave. © Architectural Services Department. © Architectural Services Department.

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Transcending Typology: 6 Ways Architects Are Transforming New Spiritual Spaces

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The materials used in its construction are deeply rooted in the chapel’s locale — plywood and nail-laminated timber panels were salvaged from deconstructed buildings less than 200 meters from the site. The result is a versatile place of worship that utilizes humble materials and honors the structure’s environmental context.

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PURE NFTEA Tea House, Shenzhen, China

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First, the designers utilized the existing conditions by adding beams, which are parallel to the triangle, to the existing columns and creating new decorative columns at the joints. In this way, an asymmetrical yet balanced frame was constructed on the horizontal plane, defining a new space in a deconstructive manner.

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Neighborhood Center of Nanxing Future Community by TOMO Design

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Photo © Free Will Photography Center Light Island – Illuminate an artistic experience The Center Light Island at the outdoor entrance should establish a visual focal point that accentuates the city’s cultural identity. The concise wood finishes creates a sense of enclosure in the space while optimizing space utilization.

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GUD Restaurant & Cocktail Bar in Hangzhou by STUDIO8

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STUDIO8 was commissioned to design the architecture re-use, interior and visual identity for the project. Therefore, service and utility spaces such as kitchen, restroom and a vertical connection for public use were arranged into the extension and the building next door, leaving the villa for pure culinary experience.