New Office Interior for Astral Media by Lemay Associés

Montreal-based architecture and interiors firm Lemay Associés has designed the interior of a new office for Astral Media in Montreal, Canada. Following is some information from the designers, “In the spring of 2010, Astral Media relocated approximately 350 employees to four (4) floors in downtown Montreal. Based on the client’s four different business units (radio, television, advertising and digital media), our concept was inspired by key broadcasting industry words such as influence, communication, movement and exchange. The concept plays on the contrast between the medium and the message and manifests itself by means of undulating and pixelated graphic interventions.





Aside from workstations, we fitted up a main reception area, various meeting spaces (conference and meeting rooms, agora, etc.) as well as common services (dining room, lounge, café, copy centre) on each floor. In order to create a rhythm and a gradation throughout the playful 6,000 m2 space, each floor was  identified with its own colour and the levels were linked by a central glass staircase.









The Facebook Bed

Check out this great bed – FBed design! Croatian designer Tomislav Zvonaric of DevianTom has created the FBed concept. Shaped like the logo of the most popular social network Facebook, the bed allows you to be connected with your friends. According to the designer, “FBed is a conceptual multipractical bed design that would allow you always to be up to date and close to your online friends even when you sleep.








The idea is that you may hoop in front of your screen directly from your bed when you wake up, and inverse when you get tired and wan’t to go sleep…

Beach House in Palabritas by Metropolis


Check out this great house located in the Palabritas Beach, Lima, Peru. The house is located on the first row of lots and was designed so that the architecture acted like a frame to the view of the beach and the islands that are found in front of the house. The esthetic of the house celebrates the summer with modern curves that remind us of the Brazilian architecture of the sixties.







The whole house has a white finish with color accents in red, in both main elements such as the swimming pool as well as furnishings. The house reminds the architects of competitive elements used in Stanley Kubrick films, with the white curved elements contrasted with details in red.





The exterior was designed as a white elevated box, exposed from its front side. One of the sides has a concrete lattice based on a contemporary composition with perforations that allow the interior to have a transparency without losing its intimacy. The dining and living room are placed so that they can be integrate with the terrace by sliding the glass doors. As a whole the house created a contrast of red color over white surfaces, in a way that the spaces give an appearance of amplitude.









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