A huge colorful object that will boost tourism and economic development
An eventful elevated park crossing Shanghai offering a unique urban journey
An urban Intervention that changes the traditional concept of plaza
Inspired by sports, a public space intervention for kids and adults alike
An urban intervention in the public space of Santiago, Chile
Nomad’s Carpet is a monumental public space in Astana, inspired by Kazakh ornamental traditions. It weaves culture, nature, and entertainment into a vibrant urban tapestry, featuring museums, sports areas, green spaces, and attractions for both locals and tourists.
Infinity Space is a visionary waterfront destination in Deira, Dubai, blending contemporary design with the area’s rich historical context. Inspired by the nearby Infinity Bridge, the striking red structure creates a dynamic space divided into four subplazas: a multifunctional area, a sports field, a pixelated playground, and a dry fountain.
The Carpenter Space captures the essence of traditional woodworking techniques and reimagines them within a contemporary playground of creativity and enjoyment. Located in the heart of Hangzhou, China, this project channels the legacy of Lu Ban, the revered father of Chinese architecture and master inventor.
Drawing inspiration from the characteristic vibrant summer vibes and beach hues of the famous beach of La Barceloneta, we named it "La Barcelonita", envisioning it as the little sister of La Barceloneta.
The design of Loopy Bridge seamlessly weaves a pathway around the geometric patterns inspired by water ripples, creating a singular, harmonious trace.
The project's name, "Rich Bridge," derives its inspiration from the Chinese cultural significance of the number 8, symbolizing wealth and good luck.
This vibrant urban playscape in Chengdu is a captivating fusion of imagination and design. From the iconic bird structures and circular platforms to the meandering running track and lush greenery, it's a place where play, relaxation, and community converge.
Mă Way is yet another twist in our recurring series of projects revolving around the concept of the Horse for our regular client, Dong Yuan.
Under the Sea is an intervention of the public realm of a newly built mixed-use development in the city of Chongqing, aiming to activate the open-air retail street through visual stimulation. The project is entirely inspired by the marine world, creating an immersive experience full of fantasy and surprises.
Lollipop Street is a street intervention located in Lujiazui, the financial center of Shanghai. It is a project inspired by the imaginary “candy world”, borrowing shapes and colors from pop culture objects such as candy canes, lollipops, popsicles, and many more. The project is located beside a commercial building, creating a public space that is eye catching and functional, attracting users of all types.
The playscape is a tribute to the dynamic weather of Shenyang, a city where warm, humid summers give life to billowing clouds that seem to touch the sky.
The project is inspired by a Lotus Pond and is expected to become the new urban landmark of the city, and the heart of its social life. It comprises a playground, an elevated sky park, amphitheaters, green areas, and spaces for all social groups laid out around a Main Central Activity Core for concerts and events.
Magma Flow is a stimulating urban activation of a pedestrian street from a newly built commercial and residential area in the port city of Ningbo, the second-most populous city in Zhejiang Province, China.
Over the Rainbow is an eye-catching rooftop renovation depicting a rainbow, designed for the activation of an unused terrace onto a commercial building in Changsha, capital & largest city of Hunan Province, in China.
The eye-catching public artwork intends to create a trendy & recognizable urban landmark at the main front plaza, using giant letters as a cheerful IP logo of the city’s name. The artwork is also thought to be a catalyzer for social interactions around it, as an outdoor meeting point and leisure space with privileged views over the Xiang River, enhancing the guest experience of youngsters and families visiting the commercial building in Kaifu District.
Coded Scape is an urban landscape architectural project of 10.000 m2 that surrounds the Hangzhou Future City Experience Center, in Hangzhou, capital and most populous city of Zhejiang Province, China.
The project is inspired by the famous Zhujiang River (Pearl River) and It features a simple yet striking combinative system of geometrized water ripples, where the main public functions for social interaction are placed, and striped urban corridors resembling the flow of the river while suggesting and encouraging pedestrian circulation.
The playscape resembles a small village of sand castles on the seaside, and a gigantic Octopus emerging from the sea and approaching curiously the shore of this paradisiac beach, mesmerized by those colorful sand castles.