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Bars & Leisure Focus - Project Shirvan Métisse Doha
30 August 2022AW2 HAS completed work on a new restaurant in Doha, Qatar, for Michelin-star chef Akrame Benalall. Shirvan Métisse Doha restaurant was fully designed by the Parisbased architecture and interior design studio, led by partner architects Reda Amalou and Stéphanie Ledoux.
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Project - Silverleaf Bar London
30 August 2022SILVERLEAF is a new destination cocktail bar at the Pan Pacific London hotel, whose design is inspired by ‘naturalism and the elements’. Located in the 144-year-old Devonshire House – a separate building adjacent to the hotel – Silverleaf’s bar will include a semi-private area and Alba; a separate intimate space that accommodates up to 12 people and is designed for private drink experiences as well as being home to a bottle-keep for customers.
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Bars & Leisure Focus: Q&A
23 August 2022with Erik Nissen Johansen if Stylt
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Airports – Flying colours
23 August 2022Kay Hill investigates the move towards more sustainable airport buildings, despite some saying the only eco-friendly response is not to take the job at all
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Showrooms
23 August 2022Rather than looking at the designs renowned studios produce for others, FX instead looks at how they design their own workspaces
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Reviving Ruins
16 August 2022Veronica Simpson travels back in time to bring you some recent inspirational approaches to reincarnating ruins from our past
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Brief Encounters
16 August 2022Veronica Simpson examines the life-sized space for community brought to life by Syrian sculptural artist Mohamad Hafez
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Brief Encounters
16 August 2022Veronica Simpson learns how artist Rana Begum uses form, light and colour at the Pitzhanger Manor
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Linda Boronkay Design Studio / Osborn House, Australia
9 August 2022A boutique property with a history as a health retreat dating back to the 19th century, Osborne House has been redesigned as a luxury hotel in Australia’s Southern Highlands
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Bluebottle / Atomico, London
9 August 2022Bluebottle has transformed the interior of an Art Deco building to challenge the normal conventions of the modern office space
