Design of Kitchen Interior - Binns

Design of Kitchen Interior - Binns

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Design of Kitchen Interior - Binns

Design of Kitchen Interior - Binns

Design of Kitchen Interior - Binns

Spice Temple, Sydney - Batessmart

The dining room is warm and dramatically lit and whilst there is little in the way of overt reference to Asia, the space is intimate, relaxed and sexy, with subtle influences of the exotic street hawker food markets in China.

Spice Temple, Sydney - Batessmart

Spice Temple, Sydney - Batessmart

The menu at Spice Temple pays homage to the history of the Sichuan provinces and the contrasting tastes and textures enjoyed in Asian cuisine.

Spice Temple, Sydney - Batessmart

Spice Temple, Sydney - Batessmart

The restaurant is designed to compliment this philosophy with a play on textures, light and shade and unexpected vistas through the space.

Spice Temple, Sydney - Batessmart

Spice Temple, Sydney - Batessmart

Spice Temple, Sydney - Batessmart

For more information, please visit Batessmart website.

Spice Temple, Sydney - Batessmart

Spice Temple, Sydney - Batessmart

Tarrytown Residence - Barley & Pfeiffer Architect

This to say nothing of the programmatic requirement to house a rambunctious family of six in a way that makes day-to-day living just plain fun!

Tarrytown Residence - Barley & Pfeiffer Architect

This “one-of-a-kind” high end custom residence is sited on a mid sized central city lot to take advantage of the prevailing cooling breezes and good solar orientation in such a way as to maximize passive cooling in the summer and passive solar heat gain in the winter.

Tarrytown Residence - Barley & Pfeiffer Architect

The layout of the interior spaces reinforces these pragmatic comfort goals while also being unique to the way a contemporary family lives.

Tarrytown Residence - Barley & Pfeiffer Architect

An open central stair tower helps cool the home while flooding its center with glare-free daylight and creating a fun backdrop for the family piano. An ample sized casual living/dining/kitchen area opening onto a screened porch allows for kid play supervision and for four-season relaxation.

Tarrytown Residence - Barley & Pfeiffer Architect

The upstairs Master suite represents a sanctuary in the trees and includes a European style bathroom/ dressing room set-up.

For more information, please visit Barley & Pfeiffer Architect website.

1st Choice Bayside Shopping Centre Frankston - Graypuksand

When Coles Liquor Group entered the wholesale wine market with their 1st Choice brand, low fitout cost were achieved through simplistic design and easy way-finding which complimented their products on offer.

1st Choice Bayside Shopping Centre Frankston - Graypuksand

1st Choice Bayside Shopping Centre Frankston - Graypuksand

For more information, please visit Graypuksand website.

1st Choice Bayside Shopping Centre Frankston - Graypuksand

1st Choice Bayside Shopping Centre Frankston - Graypuksand

Crown Metropol, Southbank, Melbourne - Batessmart

The site is an entry point to Melbourne and the sinuous form of the tower and its activated podium creates a striking and highly memorable gateway to the CBD.

Crown Metropol, Southbank, Melbourne - Batessmart

By extending the pedestrian-friendly environments that already encircle the Crown Entertainment Centre, the urban design component creates a much needed link to the adjacent South Melbourne retail precinct and riverfront promenade. The main podium level contains a major retail offering, which along with restaurants maze and maze Grill by Gordon Ramsay enlivens the Clarendon Street edge and identifies the hotel as a major leisure destination.

Crown Metropol, Southbank, Melbourne - Batessmart

The hotel offers 658 guest rooms including 12 dedicated spa rooms, 32 suites and one apartment. The spacious rooms feature an abundance of natural light by day and intimate atmosphere by night.

Crown Metropol, Southbank, Melbourne - Batessmart

The day spa and pool facilities are located on Level 27 and take advantage of breathtaking city views. A 25 metre lap pool with infinity edge and hot plunge pool takes centre stage in the pool area.

Crown Metropol, Southbank, Melbourne - Batessmart

The top floor of the hotel, Level 28 is occupied by the club lounge facility, which includes an intimate and moody cocktail bar with screened views over the pool and an external terrace showcasing the Melbourne skyline.

The hotel also features art by renowned artists from Australia, New Zealand, China and Korea. All three Crown Hotel tower forms share a similar language and related branding but this building is the most arresting and dynamic.

For more information, please visit Batessmart website.

Beverly's Cool House - Barley & Pfeiffer Architect

A couple approaching retirement age, and relocating to Austin, wanted to maximize resources in the building of their unique theme.The wife’s sister will live with them in a co-housing arrangement that allows separation of the couple and sister’s personal spaces while sharing the public spaces. A home office for all three of the owners was designed into the scheme. Located at the crest of a steep hill, in an established neighborhood, the lot offered breathtaking views, yet faced squarely into the hot Texas afternoon sun.

Beverly's Cool House - Barley & Pfeiffer Architect

The strong prevailing breeze was amplified by the precipitous drop below, to the neighbors rear yard. Hence the extensive use of shading trellises, awnings, covered porches, and screened porches to allow the enjoyment of natures gifts while being protected from her harsher side.

Beverly's Cool House - Barley & Pfeiffer Architect

The owners’ progressive tastes inspired the architects to experiment with dynamic forms inside and out while utilizing traditional building techniques. A multi-story scheme with a walkout basement allowed for this, while making full use of the compact site.

Beverly's Cool House - Barley & Pfeiffer Architect

“Green” principles abound beyond the use of careful site planning and orientation. Energy efficiency features include careful window placement and overhang sizing, a ventilated radiant barrier metal roof system, a central stair tower designed to enhance the flow of natural ventilation by creating an internal thermal siphon, a hydronic (water based) heating system, and a water tower enhanced cooling system that works better the hotter it gets outside! “Green” building materials selections include the use of post consumer recycled cardboard for the wall insulation and siding, utilizing locally quarried stone and a mix of exterior cladding materials that are light in color to reduce solar heat gain.

Beverly's Cool House - Barley & Pfeiffer Architect

These features, along with many others, demonstrate that one can achieve significant environmental compatibility without resorting to unusual building techniques.

For more information, please visit Barley & Pfeiffer Architect website.

Kitchen - Binns

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Quest Diagnostics London, UK - HLW

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Quest Diagnostics London, UK - HLW

Quest Diagnostics London, UK - HLW

Tesco Orpington - Michael Aukett Architects

The scheme includes 5900sqm of retail space on two floors with customer car parking on three levels below the store. The scheme also includes 73 affordable and for sale flats above the store and 200 public car spaces.

For more information, please visit Michael Aukett Architects website.

Mound Stand, Lord’s Cricket Ground - Hopkins Architects

The six columns continue up to become masts supporting a flamboyant canopy of PVC-coated, polyester fabric. The whole structure is held back by tension members anchored to the ground and strapped to the brick piers below to stiffen them.

As cricket is played only in the summer, the building is unheated and uninsulated. The finishes are simple and unadorned.  The private boxes have folding, frame less glass doors opening onto a raking balcony facing the wicket, with party walls of fair faced concrete block work and rear walls, onto the corridor, of glass blocks in full-height panels.

For more information, please visit Hopkins Architects website.