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IOA 34-1A11-0209 ATLAS OF WORLD INTERIOR DESIGN ATLAS OF WORLD INTERIOR DESIGN Markus Sebastian Braun | Michelle Galindo (ed.) The Deutsche Bibliothek lists this publication in the Deutsche Nationalbibliographie; detailed bibliographical information can be found on the Internet at http://dnb.ddb.de ISBN 978-3-03768-061-2 © 2011 by Braun Publishing AG www.braun-publishing.ch The work is copyright protected. Any use outside of the close boundaries of the copyright law, which has not been granted permission by the publisher, is unauthor-ized and liable for prosecution. This espe- cially applies to duplications, translations, microfilming, and any saving or processing in electronic systems. 1st edition 2011 Project coordination: Jennifer Kozak, Manuela Roth English text editing: Judith Vonberg Layout: Michelle Galindo Graphic concept: Michaela Prinz All of the information in this volume has been compiled to the best of the editors’ knowledge. It is based on the information provided to the publisher by the architects‘ and designers‘ offices and excludes any liability. The publisher assumes no responsibility for its accuracy or completeness as well as copyright discrepancies and refers to the specified sources (architects’ and designers’ offices). All rights to the IMPRINT photographs are property of the photographer (please refer to the picture). k k page 009 Architecture) | Architonic Lounge | Cologne | 88 k Karim Rashid| The Deutsche Rome | 180 Firouz Galdo / Officina del Disegno and Michele De Lucchi / aMDL | Zurich | 256 k Pia M. Schmid | Kaufleuten Festsaal | Zurich | 257 Preface k Bank Lounge | Cologne | 89 k Angela Fritsch Architekten | Pediatric Clinic Palazzo delle Esposizioni | Rome | 181 Lazzarini Pickering | Via Giuia | Rome | k “Princess Margaret” | Darmstadt | 90 k JOI-Design Interior Architects | Hotel 182 Roberto Gallo, Alessandra Papalardo | Caol Ishka Hotel | Syracusa | 183 k k Turkey pages 258 to 267 Ritter | Durbach | 91 k D’Art Design Gruppe | THING Euroshop | Düsseldorf | Baldessari e Baldessari architects and designers | FORMAT - The Mulitmedia MARKZEFF | Fathom | 258 k G. Hakan Kulahci | The Dome Spa | Belek | 259 k 92 k Gatermann + Schossig | Capricornhaus | Düsseldorf | 93 k GRAFT | Library in Trentino | Trento | 184 Nagehan Acimuz | Bodrum House | Bodrum | 260 k Autoban | The House Café Europe & Africa k k Dental Lounge | Düsseldorf | 94 Kuehn Malvezzi | Julia Stoschek Collection | k Corner | Istanbul | 261 Autoban | The House Café Kanyon | Istanbul | 262 Austria k pages 010 to 016 Düsseldorf | 95 k RKW Rhode Kellermann Wawrowsky Architektur + Städtebau | Monaco page 185 k Nagehan Acimuz | X-ist Art Gallery | Istanbul | 263 k Demirden Design| BWM Architekten und Partner | Archeological Museum Eggenberg | Graz | 10 k Deutsche Oper am Rhein | Düsseldorf | 96 k RKW Rhode Kellermann Wawrowsky D&K Interiors / Pia Karlsson & Geraldine Darlington | Duplex Monaco | 185 Brezza Exhibition Stand| Istanbul | 264 k Global Architectural Development | k k k UNStudio| MUMUTH | Graz | 11 BEHF Architekten | 2006Feb01 | Vienna | Architektur + Städtebau | Meilenwerk | Düsseldorf| 97 ATELIER BRÜCKNER | k Garanti Zone Lounge | Istanbul | 265 Uras+Dilekci Architects | Prestige Mall | 12 k BEHF Architekten | Do&Co Baden | Vienna | 13 k BEHF Architekten| Bachhaus Eisenach | Eisenach | 98 k 3deluxe | z-room | Frankfurt/Main | The Netherlands pages 186 to 202 Istanbul | 266 k Habif Mimarlık | Habif Mimarlık Office | Kemerburgaz| 267 Harisch Rutter offices | Vienna | 14 k epps architekten | Bedroom Apartment 99 k ATELIER BRÜCKNER | German Stock Exchange | Frankfurt/Main | 100 k i29 Interior Architects with eckhardt&leeuwenstein | Office 00 | Amsterdam | 186 k k W | Vienna | 15 k Lakonis Architekten | KLG19 | Vienna | 16 braunwagner | smart IAA | Frankfurt/Main | 101 k Delphine Buhro, Michael i29 Interior Architects | Home 07 | Amsterdam | 187 bureau Ira Koers & Ireland k page 268 Dreher | 25hours Hotel by Levi’s | Frankfurt/Main | 102 k Hollin + Radoske | studio Roelof Mulder | University Library of the University of Amsterdam | Amster- k k DTA Architects | Light House Cinema | Dublin | 268 k Penthouse Sachsenhausen | Frankfurt/Main | 103 k J. 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Architects | dam | 188 Maurice Mentjens | Post Panic Amsterdam | Amsterdam | 189 Belgium pages 017 to 020 k Creneau International | Beaudevin | Brussels | 17 k FG Stijl | Dominican Hotel | Garment Garden | Frankfurt/Main | 104 k Meiré und Meiré | Dornbracht El- PrastHooft | Club Sportive | Amsterdam | 190 Studio Ramin Visch | Cinema k k United Kingdom pages 269 to 301 Brussels | 18 k Poulgouras Family, Michael Bihain | Be Manos | Brussels | 19 emental Spa | Frankfurt/Main | 105 k Schmidhuber + Partner | AUDI trade Het Ketelhuis | Amsterdam | 191 Tjep. | Heineken The City | Amsterdam| 192 Capita Architecture | Wales Millennium Center | Cardiff Bay | 269 k de VALERO k k k LENS°ASS Architecture | Woonburo Custers | Limburg | 20 fair stand IAA | Frankfurt/Main | 106 k Fischer Berkhan Architekten | Berkhan Marcel Wanders Studio | LUTE SUITES | Amsterdam | 193 Tjep. | ROC Care Design | Hurst House on the Marsh | Carmarthenshire | 270 k Matteo Thun & k k House | Grosselfingen | 107 k eins:33 | Grünwälder Papeterie und Accessoires | & Health | Apeldoorn| 194 architectenbureau Fritz | Luxor| Arnhem | 195 Partners | Hotel Missoni | Edingburgh | 271 k Surface ID | Lucky 7 Canteen | k k Grünwald | 108 k 3deluxe-biorythm | La Nuit | Hamburg | 109 k BFGF Design Tjep. | VilaSofa | Barendrecht | 196 i29 Interior Architects | Office 03 | Duiv- Glasgow | 272 k Ilse Crawford, Studioilse | The Olde Bell Inn | Hurley | 273 k Croatia page 021 k Boris Podrecca, Matteo Thun, Gretchen Alexander, Beate Mitterhofer | Falken- Studios | Mutter | Hamburg| 110 k GRAFT | OPTICON Hamburg | Hamburg | endrecht | 197 SEED architects | The New Martini Hospital | Groningen | 198 Paula Barnes | Black Lamb House | Lewes| 274 k 6a Architects | Raven Row | k k steiner Punta Scala Residence & Vacation Club | Zadar | 21 111 k Tobias Grau | Astra Turm | Hamburg | 112 k Plan2Plus | Laurèl Flag- COEN! design agency, Coen van Ham | Publieke Omroep | Hilversum | 199 London | 275 k Ab Rogers Design | Emperor Moth | London | 276 k Adjaye k ship Store | Hamburg | 113 k ATELIER BRÜCKNER | climate and man - life Maurice Mentjens | Kymyka | Maastricht | 200 Tjep. | Fabbrica | Rotterdam | Associates | Kvadrat HQ | London | 277 k Anthropologie Store Design | King’s k Czech Republic k page 022 in eXtremes | Herne | 114 k Studio Jan Wichers Innenarchitektur | Buder- 201 Broekbakema | De Kuyper Royal Distillers | Schiedam | 202 Road Anthropologie | London | 278 k AOC | Hearth House | London | 279 k k B3 Designers | Carbon Bar | London | 280 k Blacksheep | Inamo | Lon- Projektil Architekti | National Technical Library in Prague | Prague | 22 sand Hotel-Golf & Spa-Sylt | Hörnum/Sylt | 115 GOLDEN PLANET design | k TechniKomm | Leverkusen | 116 k Richard Meier | Peek & Cloppenburg Norway pages 203 to 205 don | 281 k Brinkworth | London House | London | 282 k Shaun Clarkson k k Department Store | Mannheim | 117 k Adam Architekten | E.ON Head- Placebo Effect | Risor Hotel | Oslo | 203 Jarmund / Vigsnaes AS Architects | ID | Electric Birdcage | London | 283 k Design Research Studio | Paramount Denmark pages 023 to 028 k 3XN / Kim Herforth Nielson | Deloitte Headquarters | Copenhagen | 23 k 3XN / quarters | Munich | 118 k ATELIER BRÜCKNER | BMW Museum | Munich | White House | Strand | 204 70°N Arkitektur | Kindergarten Somereng and Bar | London | 284 k Dow Jones Architects | The Garden Museum | Lon- k Kim Herforth Nielson | Ørestad College | Copenhagen | 24 k D-func, Ms. Rem- 119 k d e signstudio regina dahmen-ingenhoven | dress code | Munich| Fjellvegen | Tromsø | 205 don | 285 k Zaha Hadid Architects | Home House | London | 286 k Rabih k k Hage | Rough Luxe Hotel | London | 287 k Karl Humphreys | Shop&Show | men | FRONT | Copenhagen | 25 JACKIE-B | Cubion Office | Copenhagen | 26 120 egetaepper Elisabet Sommerfeldt | Ege Trade Fair Stand | Munich| k k Jeffrey P. Robles, Barbara Olrik | Clubhouse for the Royal Danish Yachting Club | 121 k Landau and Kindelbacher Architects - Interior Designer| Private Equity Poland pages 206 to 208 London | 288 k Jump Studios | ENGINE | London | 289 k Kit Kemp | k Hellerup | 27 k PLOT = JDS + BIG | Helsingor Psychiatric Hospital | Helsingor | 28 Firm | Munich | 122 k Gabriela Raible Innenarchitekten | City-Apartment | Jestico + Whiles | Andel’s Krakow | Krakow | 206 aib Architektur Generalpla- Haymarket Hotel | London | 290 k The Klassnik Corporation | 72 Rivington k Munich | 123 k RKW Rhode Kellermann Wawrowsky Architektur + Städte- nung Projektmanagement | MAN Assembly Plant | Niepolomice | 207 Robert Street | London | 291 k Pierluigi Piu | Delicatessen Shop Olivino | London | Finland k pages 029 to 032 bau | Stadtpalais Potsdam | Potsdam | 124 k and off Brussel - Stuttgart | Majkut Design | Multikino Golden Terraces | Warsaw | 208 292 k Precious McBane | The Zetter | London | 293 k SHH | Manchester k k Square | London | 294 k Studio RHE | Modular Lighting Showroom | London | POOK architects | House Kekkapää - Wood In Rock | Espoo | 29 Friman.Laak- die blaue caro * kitchen club | Stuttgart | 125 Blocher Blocher Part- k sonen Architects, Jouko Järvisalo | Humlegârd House | Fiskars | 30 k Järvi & ners | Corporate medical service of the state bank of Baden-Württemberg | Portugal pages 209 to 211 295 k Studio Toogood | Sneaker Department, Dover Street Market | London | k Ruoho | Bar Grotesk | Helsinki | 31 k Stylt Trampoli | Klaus
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