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Applying a User-Centric Approach When Designing for Future Society
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Located in an ancient temple area in Beijing’s South, Fayuansi Hutong was selected to be part of a larger renovation and urban revival project. The buildings were to be stripped back into their original state and assigned new functions to attract a younger, modern crowd. 5 Star Plus Retail Design was assigned to create a mixed use commercial interior combining a shared workspace function, a coffee shop and book store into one space.
Shared workspaces in combination with mixed use designs are a current social trend and very popular among millennials and younger generations. This type of space creates flexibility and a certain dynamic as it allows users to work in a coffee shop, socialize, and have lectures and events all in the same space.
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Resimercial Design after Covid-19
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The phrase resimercial design might not sound familiar to everyone. This made-up expression is a combination of the words 'residential' and 'commercial'. The style implements elements of home design into contemporary work and retail spaces. It has a proven effect on the happiness, productivity, and general wellbeing of the employees. Since Covid-19 it has gained momentum, especially in office design.
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Exhibition Stand Design - Silhouette
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After having been postponed several times in the course of a year, the 20th edition of Shanghai International Optics Fair finally took place this early May. Silhouette hosted a 135 sqm exhibition stand design. In line with the brand’s minimalistic and sophisticated design language, the stand featured clean cut lines and elegant displays to draw attention to Silhouette’s unique and iconic lightweight products.
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