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HIP LOUNGING JAPAN
208,95 zł
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Dostępność:na zamowienie
Everyone will think they’re turning Japanese with this up-close look at the hippest lounge designs in the world’s hippest country. These bars, lounges, cafes, and teahouses feature the latest in glam lighting, sensuous styling, and experiential drama. Stunning full-color photographs let designers, sophisticated clubbers, and fans of Japanese pop culture enter the world of trendy lounging.
HIP DINING JAPAN
208,95 zł
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Dostępność:na zamowienie Hip Dining Japan showcases the most contemporary and hip restaurant designs in Japan. Reinterpreting the traditional spatial requirements of the Japanese dining space, the designers have created new ways to address these constraints as features. Often injected with a twist, some of the featured projects expound the private dining concept as fantasy structures integrated into the dining space, to create a sensational experience for the guests. Others mastered the art of applying über modern lighting in contrast to their Zen design sensibility, to enhance the encounter and dramatize the ambience.
SMALL OFFICES
20,90 zł
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The limitations on the availability of space force both companies and designers to give priority to an office's functions in the design process. Projects that confront a need to scale down generally share common features. With respect to furnishings, for example, internal partitions are highly important. New materials and light structures have made inflexible cubicles a relic of the past. This book examines the challenges posed by 26 design projects for small offices and examines the solutions reached by various world-famous designers and architects by drawing on their ingenuity and creativity.
FAMILY HOUSES
89,25 zł
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Making houses that are liveable. "Family Houses" presents a compilation of examples of the emerging residential architecture, which are linked by the manner in which they propose innovative and experimental solutions. Refinement in the selection of finishes, restraint in the distribution of rooms, and pains taken in integrating these spaces into their surroundings represent just some of the skills exercised by their designers.