Gallery Interior Design | ROCA Gallery | London | Zaha Hadid Architects

Gallery Interior Layout Plan

Designed as a versatile multi-purpose environment, the Gallery will host a wide range of social and cultural events, including exhibitions, meetings, presentations, debates and receptions. Zaha Hadid Architects have created a precisely ordered, intimate sensory design environment which stimulates the visitor through its active and engaged relationship with Roca’s products......more about the gallery interior design

Gallery Interior Design | Miele Gallery | Nueva Costanera Avenue | Vitacura | Santiago de Chile | Gonzalo Mardones Arquitecto

The interior result of the idea permits the connectivity of all the levels. Spaces are architectonic labyrinths paths that are even penetrating the underground spaces, a unique possibility of light and natural ventilation.......more

Tornbuoni Art Gallery | Venice | Italy | ARCHEA Associati

LOCATION: Campo San Maurizio - Venezia
PROJECT: Commercial exhibition
CLIENT: Tornabuoni Arte srl
STRUCTURES: Favero&Milan ingegneria
PLAN:2004
CONSTRUCTION:2004
COST:€ 700.000,00
BUILT AREA:60 sq m
CONTRACTOR: Friulan

The project involves a building in Campo San Maurizio, Piazza San Marco area. The restoration plan of a store-front commercial space envisaged its transformation into the Tornabuoni Arte contemporary art gallery, after those already active in Florence, Milan, Portofino, and Forte dei Marmi. The project is an opportunity to experiment with the theme of the small scale exhibition space. The paucity of available surfaces suggested a concept based on the perception of space and the relationship between container / contents. The existing structure, the result of an earlier restoration of the historical building, is subject to a further construction intervention aimed at the total elimination of the vertical supports: this allows the creation of an organic and winding indirect route. The white resin wraps indiscriminately around the horizontal and vertical surfaces sublimating the structure in a sculptural unity from which all the constituent and accessory spatial elements take their form, including the seating and horizontal surfaces. The lights arranged between the “craters” in the ceiling are the only “detail” in a spatially monochromatic continuum, smooth and devoid of references to geometric perspective, except for the works of art on display........more

Salon du Fromage Hisada | Paris, France | kotaro horiuchi / kotaro horiuchi architecture

Title: salon du fromage hisada -uchi no naka no soto -
Location: paris, france
Direct order: oct 2008
Estimated completion: 2010
Client : fromagerie affineur hisada (sarl hisada france)
Architect : kotaro horiuchi / kotaro horiuchi architecture
Structure engineers : Bollinger und Grohmann
General contractor : iDESIGN Paris
Program : restaurant, boutique, gallery 

Plot area : 43 m²
Built area : 67 m²
Floors : ground floor and first floor of existing building
Design period : 11.2008 - 09.2009
Estimated completion : 2010
Structure : floor : stair / steel frame
Budget : 335,000$ BT / 260,000€ BT

Materials

Exterior : aluminium
Interior : floor / resin epoxy wall / pièrre composite ceiling / pièrre composite, corian interior CG,

Model : kiichiro komatsu
Photographer : koichi hirose

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Gallery Interior | New Galerie BSL | Paris | Néonata

Opened in Paris' Marais district this May, Galerie BSL will provide space for confrontation and conversation among one-off and limited edition design-art pieces, ranging from jewellery and fashion to furniture and lighting.

Béatrice Saint-Laurent, a former executive at the French Ministry of Culture, gave her name to the gallery and will stock pieces by established stars like Gae Aulenti, Joe Colombo and Martin Grant, as well as newcomers and material experimenters like Nacho Carbonell and Djim Berger.

Saint-Laurent wanted a space that would encourage cross-pollination - between disciplines, periods and modes of expression. She got it in the ribbon-like interior designed by architect Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance of Néonata, whose white Corian envelope was the first object of the collection and lends homogeneity to widely varying pieces.

'I have designed an object which enlarges the perspectives of the space, creates different atmospheres in a unique body and adds rhythm and movement to the gallery,' he explains. With this single gesture, visible from the kerb, the BSL's sculptural shell declares Saint-Laurent's intention to make grand statements.
More of the interior here