unlike typical mobile houses, NOT A HOTEL ANYWHERE has its programs scattered across the trailers for a more enriching experience.

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ice-like coating made of epoxy resin mixed with white pigment forms rough textures over existing elements.

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DDAA surrounds the maruhiro porcelain flagship store and museum with a park, open as a gathering space for all lovers of pottery making.

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a table, table legs, bed tray, mirror, and indirect lighting are presented like art pieces creating a sharp contrast with the blank walls.

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the series seeks to add diverse, niche, and modest functions to the object.

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DDAA completed the contemporary interior of the store with vintage danish furniture.

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the contemporary design combines function and form to provide a new way to organize and store training apparatus.

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for a four-day trade art fair, the architects play with contrast to create an atmospheric exhibition layout inside a run-down office building.

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from rocking chair to lounger and bar stool to low seat, each of the three furniture pieces of the 'flip' series can be easily flipped upside down to convert itself to a different use.

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'sleepy chair' has a form which looks like a plush duvet folded-up and neatly placed on four wooden legs.

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