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Siemens Healthineers Translates Corporate Identity into Interior Design

Modern office lobby with sleek wooden slat wall, circular pendant lights, and minimalist reception desk.

DIA – Dittel Architekten has redesigned a Siemens Healthineers office in Hagen, Germany. Completed in 2024, this workspace spans six floors, integrating both production and office areas. The design concept, drawing from the company’s “Healthy Orange” and “Siemens Petrol” colors, emphasizes flexible spatial solutions, a healthy work culture, and comfort.

0R23 Apartment in Madrid by Estudio Reciente

Modern urban apartment with large windows, sleek furnishings, and minimalist decor.

Estudio Reciente has renovated the 0R23 apartment in Madrid, Spain, updating its interior by incorporating oak wood, terrazzo, and various marbles to create a tactile and tranquil atmosphere.

The design expands the visual space by connecting the living room, kitchen, and terrace, maintaining continuity through terrazzo flooring and oak wood panels. The master bedroom features Alpi Sottsas Grey laminate, while the bathrooms showcase a mix of marble, adding identity and character.

Beiersdorf Campus Offices Feature Dynamic Collaborative Spaces

A modern, open-concept cafe with geometric lighting fixtures, wooden furniture, and hints of blue accents.

The Beiersdorf Campus in Hamburg, Germany, designed by Ippolito Fleitz Group, features a flexible office environment. Completed in 2023, the space prioritizes communication, collaboration, concentration, and contemplation. Incorporating a global workplace strategy, the design balances functionality and flexibility, facilitating both teamwork and individual work styles.

Bashardoust Dental Office by Ronak Roshan Office

A modern, minimalist lobby with a vertical garden feature and sleek reception desk.

Ronak Roshan Office has designed a dental clinic on the second floor of a residential building in Rasht, Iran. Designed in 2021, Bashardoust Dental Office features a unique approach to light distribution within the space.

By installing semitransparent glass and incorporating greenery, the designers aimed to reclaim and redistribute light, crucial for the healing process, within the space despite its challenging location and limited natural light.

Kuya’buka Restaurant Explores Duality of Materials with Striking Design

A warm, tropical-inspired cafe interior with vibrant red walls, lush greenery, and natural wood furnishings.

The Kuya’buka restaurant in Florianópolis, Brazil, designed by 3P Studio, showcases a fusion of lightness and brutality. The restaurant’s design is characterized by striking lines, organic textures, and a connection to nature through large windows. The project also involves DG Arquitetura, ensuring a vibrant exploration of past, present, and future, and creating a unique dining atmosphere.

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