Weekender - Vol.28
Weekender
Laid back and easy going sounds for longer evenings outdoors
Read full articleLaid back and easy going sounds for longer evenings outdoors
Read full articleOne of our studio designers, Trish, was the envy of many of us when she decided last year that she was going for it, she was going on tour stopping off in the Philippines and then on to Tokyo, Japan. While we lived vicariously through her Instagram as she went, we thought it only right that she provide a full lowdown. With a keen eye for all things design and architecture here are some of the highlights from her trip…
Read full articleEarlier this year, we delivered our first project in Decentraland. With some experience under our belts designing spaces in the metaverse, this was the studios first pass delivering a project on this platform, and while it came with a whole new gambit of challenges and learnings, it paid back in spades when it came to opportunity and potentials for an elevated visitor experience to the space.
Read full articleLooking forward to the Hospitality Expo 2024. We'll be there on the 20th & 21st of February. You'll find us in Hall 4, Stand B3. Come have the chats.
Read full articleSome of the tunes which we have been playing in studio, settling us nicely in to 2024…
Read full articleDesigned by James Toomey in the mid 1980’s and completed in 1988, Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre stands apart from its neighbours due to its unique facades facing St Stephens Green, Grafton Street and King Street South incorporating multiple layered external decorative ironwork bays which project beyond glazed facades.
Read full articleWe got to work with brilliant clients last year and pitched to many more. Here's a snapshot of some of the work we completed.
Read full articleOur project Coopers Corner has been shortlisted for the 2023 IDI Awards in the hospitality category.
Read full article9 years creating spaces for collaboration, relaxation and to feed the imagination...
Read full articleThere is no doubt that while retail has somewhat recovered post pandemic, there is still a need for each sector of retail to find ways to earn the commute of their customers, gain a greater footfall in stores, drive more transactions and make the footprint of the stores work more efficiently.
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