Societal changes are influencing the composition of offices as well. Woowa Brothers, rapidly adapting to the times, is creating a new future by combining technology with the relationship between nature and people. This attitude is reflected in the office space, leading to a direction that pursues flexible and nature-friendly environments.
Appartement 103 unveils the new identity for Admiral’s Rum: a strategic repositioning for Saint Lucia’s iconic rum brand
TOUM is a premium Middle Eastern & Made Fresh shawarma and coffee brand crafted for a refined, modern audience. Inspired by the rich culinary heritage of the Middle East, the brand blends authentic flavors with a contemporary café experience, delivering quality, freshness, and elegance in every detail.
After 24 years ISSEY MIYAKE closed its store in Tribeca last December, but the forward Japanese fashion brand will soon return. In fact, it’ll officially open up shop on Fri – May 8, but now across town in New York City‘s Nomad area. Here, the company has secured no less than 1,200 sqm. (12,917 sq.ft.) …
AZ Architects designed the Heineken offices in Ho Chi Minh City to reflect the brand’s rich heritage, intertwining Amsterdam’s maritime culture with modern workspace elements for enhanced collaboration and storytelling.
Saweol Space reimagines a 23 m² corner unit in a mall atrium as a distinctive fashion retail store. The irregular floor plan and 5.5m ceiling maximize display potential and pedestrian flow.
Odoprox is a professional dental care brand that has completely reinvented itself to break with the cold, classic, and generic aesthetic typical of the sector. The rebranding introduces a dynamic, bright, and colorful visual language that is human, accessible, and unmistakably distinctive.
Earth | Tree, a new site-specific installation with Dinesen Douglas by renowned Japanese architect Kengo Kuma and his studio Kengo Kuma & Associates (KKAA), opens at international art centre Copenhagen Contemporary on 28 March 2026.
Hammoks (汉姆精酿) leans into the language of light for its Pilsner Beer series, wrapping the can in a fragmented prism motif that scatters across the silver substrate like refracted sunlight. The geometric facets — rendered in soft iridescent blues, golds, and silvers — feel simultaneously futuristic and crystalline, evoking the purity and crispness the brand …
