Floating Hotel widely picked up by international design media

Dezeen, ArchDaily, avontuura and Divisare wrote about Floating Hotel

DEZEEN: More Architecture perches Floating Hotel among Chinese mountains

Amsterdam studio More Architecture used a large zigzagging roof to shelter Floating Hotel, which is dramatically positioned among the bamboo forests and mountains of Dachangping, China.

avontuura: MORE Architecture design boutique hotel that floats above a bamboo forest

In Anji, a rural region three hours from Shanghai, MORE Architecture designed a boutique hotel which seems to float above the hills. The building, situated in the middle of the mountainous bamboo forests, establishes an immersive relationship with nature.

See more photos of Floating Hotel in the gallery: Floating Hotel, Anji

Floating Hotel in Anja designed by More Architecture

More Architecture has completed the stunning Floating Hotel in the mountains surrounding Anji, China

This striking volume with folded roof stands above a mountain ridge and offers undisrupted views over the mountain range.

Minimalist design ideas are visible throughout the building, from the large scale to the details.

Kris Provoost Photography had the opportunity to photograph this building for More Architecture

Read more about Floating Hotel on the More Architecture website

See more photos of the hotel in the gallery: FLOATING HOTEL

OMA's AIR CCCC widely picked up by the international design media.

International media that wrote about OMA’s AIR CCCC:

Wallpaper:

‘AIR is a new OMA-designed Singapore restaurant and cooking club

AIR is a Singapore restaurant, circular campus, and cooking club, designed by OMA and inspired by a ferverous approach to innovation, sustainability and food’

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Harper’s Bazaar:

‘This Sustainable Restaurant In Dempsey Hill Is A Breath Of Fresh Air

A circular campus, cooking club, and farm-to-table dining destination.’

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Monocle:

‘Where old meets new

The Air Circular Campus and Cooking Club, a new dining project from Bali-based Potato Head, officially opened this week in Singapore’s leafy Dempsey Hill neighbourhood. ‘

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FRAME:

‘ENGAGEMENT, NOT EXCLUSION. A SINGAPORE CULINARY CLUB BY OMA DRIVES CONSCIOUS DINING’

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The Architect’s Newspaper:

‘At AIR Circular Campus and Cooking Club in Singapore, OMA transforms a 1970s clubhouse into a culinary hub’

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ArchDaily:

‘AIR – Circular Campus and Cooking Club / OMA’

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Dezeen:

‘OMA juxtaposes orange-steel cylinder with modernist building for Singapore restaurant’

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designboom:

‘OMA transforms modernist complex into AIR circular campus and cooking club in singapore’

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OMA's Air CCCC features furniture designed by Andreu Carulla

Spanish product designed Andreu Carulla designed special furniture for Air CCCC. Made from recycled material from Bali, the different designed are used throughout the venue.

A special product shoot was carried out when photographing the space for OMA.

See more photos of the furniture here > AIR CCCC

OMA completes Air Circular Cooking and Cooking Club in Singapore

OMA has designed a new hospitality project in Singapore’s Dempsey Hill. Air CCCC (Circular Cooking and Cooking Club) is the new restaurant by Potato Head’s Ronald Akili, and chefs Matthew Orlando and Will Goldfarb.

OMA worked with them to create a new kind of restaurant focused on reusing food waste. Nothing goes to waste.

Kris Provoost Photography was commissioned by OMA to photograph the new venue.

Read more about Air CCCC on OMA’s website: AIR CCCC

Huawei Flagship Store Beijing designed by Superimpose Architecture

Superimpose Architecture designed the latest flagship store of electronics brand Huawei on a key location in Beijing’s key shopping area, Wangfujing.

The retail space features striking curved glass. The clean interior provides optimal light for viewing the Huawei products, including their latest EV’s

The space also features a coffee shop / gathering space that bathed in stunning golden light in the late afternoon on the winter day I was there to photograph the space.

Kris Provoost Photography was commissioned by Superimpose Architecture and Huawei to photograph the space.

Read more about Huawei Flagship store on the Superimpose website > here

Townplace West Kowloon designed by Aedas

Aedas has completed the latest Townplace venue in West Kowloon.

Located along the Cheung Sea Wan Waterfront, this Aparthotel offers wide views over West Hong Kong.

Aedas designed the building.
LAAB designed the interior design.

Kris Provoost Photography was commissioned by Aedas to document the building.

WWF Peter Scott Field Centre designed by via.

via. has designed a new field centre in Mai Po Nature Reserve in Hong Kong

WWF Peter Scott Field Centre offers space for bird watchers and ample space for learning about bird species native to the Mai Po Nature Reserve.

It also offers a retreat for multiple day excursion.

Designed by via.

Read more about the WWF Peter Scott Field Centre here: via-arc.com

Wilkinson Eyre complete Sky Bridge at Hong Kong International Airport

The Longest Span airside bridge has been completed and put in operation at Hong Kong International Airport.

Air bridge specialists Wilkinson Eyre were in charge of the design and the implementation of the 200 long bridge.

The bridge is designed to allow for the largest passenger plane, the Airbus A380, to pass underneath.

Kris Provoost Photography was commissioned by Wilkinson Eyre to photograph the bridge in operation.

Read more about Sky Bridge at HKIA on the Wilkinson Eyre website > LINK

Artwork

Art all across the city.

Time Loop by Paul Cocksedge Studio for Sino Group
The Beacon of Hong Kong by ARTA Architects for Harbourfront Commission
Eye of Infinity by Lindy Lee for Peak Tramways Company
Giants, Rising Up by JR for Harbour City

Stunning pieces!

See more artwork photography: https://lnkd.in/g28aenuF