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The Interior concept fluctuates between contemporary and historical Asian architecture. Carefully chosen objects provides the dinner club with a strong visual identity.

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The design approach to Peter Celsing’s old iconic gas station at Strandvägen, were to keep the transparency of the building, clearly show the program (restaurant) and create a warm and familiar living room for Stockholm’s inhabitants.

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AL BOCCONE

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The busy restaurant required an interior concept that integrated the heavy traffic  during lunch hour into a warm and harmonic space. A case-studie of movement pattern became the starting point of the project.

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In a world of digital strategists, the office is a resting place for the mind. The office is strongly influenced by Nordic materials and colors. Through light and a monochrome color palette, there are few distractions.

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Biljardpalatset has become an institution for the people of Gothenburg. The main task was to enhance the characteristics of the existing interior by adding contemporary high-quality elements to the overall design.    

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BILJARDPALATSET

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The design approach to restaurant Bruk were to keep the main focus on their food and cocktails. With a clean palette of materials, dark wood, corrugated glass and good lightning    

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The cog series draws inspiration from traditional steel crafts and architectural elements. The visual pattern is pleasing for the eye and provides a functional and smooth grip. All cabinet handles are made of casted solid metal.
The surface treatment is applied and comes in three
different variations, brass, stainless and black.

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Crack implements a new approach to the masonry tradition. By using concrete a rational and controlled interlocking system has been possible without losing the random structure in traditional masonry.

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Lagerhuset used to be a warehouse for the port. These days, the building houses a mixture of book publishers, magazines, restaurants and Notchi Architects.
The Interior concept fluctuates between contemporary and historical architecture.
With a grey palette and carefully chosen objects provides the studio with a strong visual identity.

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Notchi Studio

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Notic is an homage to classical architectural elements. The graphical metal shade embraces the complex geometry of the glass and spreads the light in a hypnotic way. The lamps have a focused down light combined with a gentle illumination through the shade. With the resemblance of a hypnotic pendulum the beholder might even find something within themselves.  


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The design approach was to shine new light on a traditional marble bathroom by adding wood panels and mirrors.


RESTAURANT TRÄGÅRN

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The design approach was to maximize the transparency of the building, clearly show the materiality and high level of craftmanship. The color palette with fine lighting create a warm and familiar living room for Hovås inhabitants.


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Concrete meets blue velvet, marble and dark wood. The basement is the place for heavy drinking and bowling. 

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This 302m2 house from 1963 is located in central Gothenburg.
The primary challenge was to keep the main structure intact and to create a new floorplan without destroying the existing space qualities.
Large sliding doors in glass facing the atrium, gives all the rooms on main level natural daylight and visually connects the different spaces. 
15m long Douglas pine floorboards have been used for all the flooring, staircases and built in furniture, creating a clean expression and a nice contrast to the powder coated steel and black lime stone. 

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With a fascination for black holes and space, Notchi Architects have developed the Void design to honour its' scientific theory. The thoroughly studied slope of the integrated handle generates curiosity within as well as a contrast to the overall minimalistic approach

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STAIR draws inspiration from the basic geometry of a solid stair block. The sphere creates curiosity while resting on the edge of time. A “snapshot“ of movement in a series of events creates a strong symbolic look. When the globe is lit, it results in a beautiful shadow play.
The distinctive shape hides a set of functions as STAIR is equipped with two USB-C ports and a hidden electrical outlet underneath. In a digital world where people see technology as a matter of course, this provides many user possibilities.

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Stripe pays homage functionalisms classic board panel. The carved lines gives the illusion of a kitchen without edges where the different formats of the fronts create a wholistic graphical appearance. The distinct lines also create a shadowplay in different kinds of light.
The stripe pull bar is a functional and rustic hardware with its heritage from restaurant industry. Together with the stripe front the pull bar becomes part of an holistic approach.


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