The Sanya government has listed China Sanya Haitang Bay International Shopping Centre and the 301 Hospital as the two most important development projects in Sanya

[Frame + Fill + Wrap] explores activating an inanimate object through deconstruction and rebuilding these three parts to create a shift in focus

The use of gloss white tiling edged in timber at Deba emulates the cleanliness of a Japanese bath house, while the Koi fish mosaic and noren curtains evoke the serenity of a Japanese tea garden

The truck, which appeared to be a normal truck by day, adapted to each of its evening locations by revealing its true form – a series of boxes that spilled out from the truck and then pack away like a babushka doll inside

To launch their new brand and flagship store, HASSELL accepted the challenge to create order out of chaos, while maintaining the party-like environment for which the Urban Attitude is renowned

The collaborative graphic and interior design team that worked on the rebranding of Grill'd on Victoria Street, Darlinghurst, sought to emphasise this handmade craftsmanship and to create a connection between the product and its retail environment

Elements of a hawker's bazaar are evident at Mopho, which features an exposed dry store and an array of shelves, hangers and pendant lights dappled throughout

Designed with a simple aesthetic in mind and leveraging off the neighbouring original Outpost cafe, the restaurant offers authentic, home-style dishes as a communal dining experience

The concept for the tower evolved from the historical pole housing structures or 'diaojiao', perched over terraced landscapes

The Rock is a 60-storey commercial tower in Chongqing. Its form is generated as the logical, contextual response to the topographical features that surround the city. The structure is intended to be both natural and embedded in its surroundings, at the same time being a distinctive and recognisable sculptural form

The stand's gold mirror finishes and glowing floor create a backdrop against which to display the utilitarian yet sophisticated woven wire mesh product

While the Australian headquarters were informed by the activities of surfing, skiing and golf, the design for the Swiss-based workplace and showroom draws its inspiration from the surrounding landscape, particularly the winter snowfields

The metaphor of a jungle was used to create four different zones displaying workstations, hub, lounge and meeting room furniture

Far from being mere gimmicks, the showrooms provide a platform to immerse consumers and staff within the three markets and products. Supporting the studio work environment is a social hub for staff and friends which can be used for everything from a skate ramp to play station