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Fare Inc. designs new London restaurant Kolamba East
London-based interior design studio, led by Annie Harrison, Fare Inc., has designed Kolamba East, a vibrant new culinary destination on Blossom Street in Spitalfields, east London. The space merges contemporary elegance with the rich heritage of Sri Lanka, striking a balance between the industrial character of the original warehouse and the warmth of tropical materials, inspired by the modernist principles of Geoffrey Bawa.
fare-inc.com
Concreta delivers new interiors for Adaastra Boutique Hotel
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pavilions for LFA
Brookfield Properties showcased two pavilions during the LFA, one designed by Foster & Partners and the other by Neon. Radial (above), by Foster & Partners, is
a circular pavilion at Principal Place Plaza. It features a radial pattern of flags made from 100% recycled waste, in coloured tones that reflect the earth’s rising temperature over the past 100 years. The other pavilion, Squiggle (right),
by Neon, is made from bright green and yellow ducting, selected to add a bold and eye-catching infusion of colour to Citypoint Plaza.
brookfieldproperties.com
Youth engagement project unveiled in Colchester
Latimer, the development arm of Clarion Housing Group, has unveiled the Rubble Garden – a new public space in Colchester, designed in collaboration with local schoolchildren. Located between the Rafael
Viñoly-designed Firstsite visual arts centre and Colchester High Street, the Rubble Garden transforms a formerly derelict plot, once a bus depot, into a vibrant community space. This rejuvenated area features garden furniture co-created by local 11 to 14-year-olds, interspersed with planting by local, world-renowned horticulturalists Beth Chatto’s Plants and Gardens in partnership with Darryl Moore Design. The designs are the outcome
of an intensive three-day summer design studio with Year 7 to 9 pupils, led by Matt+Fiona, a London-based social enterprise driving change in the built environment by giving a voice to young people.
mattandfiona.org
Concreta has completed the rooms, suites and common areas of the Adaastra Boutique Hotel in the picturesque Swiss municipality of Naters. Concreta has created environments that combine comfort, elegance and functionality, with the cosy charm taken from its alpine-located settings. The design philosophy is inspired by the magnificent surrounding landscape, integrating elements of animal and plant life into the structure.
concretasrl.com
Room2 York to open in 2026 Estate investor and
developer Lamington Group has released details of its next project under the eco Hometel brand, Room2, with a York property set to open in early 2026. Located inside the city’s castle walls, Room2 York, will offer 116 guest rooms, a meeting space, laundry room, gym, and new Winnie’s cafe and bar concept specialising in home-cooked and locally grown food. This will be the brand’s first in the north of England and continues the group’s commitment to take action on climate change by building and operating net-zero carbon properties.
lamingtongroup.com
a+r Architekten expands the Pfahlbaumuseum on Lake Constance a+r Architekten has completed an extension for Germany’s oldest archaeological open-air museum: the
Pfahlbaumuseum. Opened in June, the near 1,300m2 timber building features an open roof truss with an expressive suspended frame construction made of laminated timber. Sited on a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the new building houses a contemporary visitor centre and a new exhibition on the pile dwellings.
aplusr.de
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