balbek bureau is a Ukrainian award-winning architecture and interior design studio founded by Slava Balbek and Borys Dorogov. Our team works on commercial, corporate, residential and cultural projects in Europe, Northern America and Asia. The bureau has been awarded multiple international accolades, including Interior Design Best of Year, IIDA Global Excellence and Hospitality Design Awards. Our projects are featured in the world's top-notch media outlets, including ArchDaily, Dezeen, Interior Design and ELLE Decoration.
PIG DESIGN, dedicated to “save the city with cuteness,” has crafted over ten diverse parent-child wonderlands for NEOBIO across various cities over the past four years.
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Visit Siemens, the technology company focused on industry, infrastructure, transport, and healthcare.
A customizable and modular zone divider that gives flexibility to today’s more transitory workforce.
We love to see unique and interesting alternatives to traditional packaging, and Cy-Bo certainly has both of these bases covered! This series of distinctive forms have been created through the repetitive combination of the same six-pointed shape; by rearranging the shape in different configurations and patterns, a wide range of shapes and forms can be
@architecturedotstudio repost• @shaokang_levi The tower of pilgrimage. -suggesting zenith as another dimension leading to the unknown. #unit18 #thebna
The triangular form features steps and sloping levels for sitting or lying down, while timber panels hearken back to architectural tradition and nature. — IaN+ | Rome, Italy — Chicago Architecture Biennial Lakefront Kiosk Competition
Circular structure buildings draft with walking space and central garden
+ Shelf: This project is a prototype for a modular shelving system that uses simple boxes and connectors to create infinite sizes and configurations.The primary goal was to design a system that anyone could adapt to suit their own space and stuff. The second…
