MNKY HSE | MNKY LNGE

23 Friday Feb 2018

Y2DC was invited to refurbish the award winning venue MNKY HSE last year. The brief was to enhance the already successful design but to reimagine the upstairs offering a space that would function throughout the day and night. A space that was comfortable for guest to meet, drinks and/or party. Working closely with the team MNKY LNGE was opened last autumn. Since the refurbishment MNKY HSE has gone on to win London Lifestyle Award for: Lifestyle Business Award 2017.

MNKY HSE

10 Dover Street

London W1S 4LD

Twice old and once new: Holiday apartment in Switzerland

07 Thursday May 2015

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The house, built in the 18th century style of the Wallis region, stands at the entrance to the village of Ernen. This house has now been renovated by Zimmer Schmidt Architekten. Its particular location became the underlying theme of the spatial transformation: the house is now defined not only by its view over the Rhone Valley, but also by the densely built village itself.

Architect: Zimmer Schmidt Architekten, Zurich
Location: Kirchweg 5, 3995 Ernen, Switzerland

View from the adjacent graveyard, photograph: Mark Niedermann

Working from the two separate holiday apartments originally found in the house, the architects have taken the location and orientation of the house in order to create a single holiday apartment that charms with its generously arranged living-dining-kitchen area.

Dining area, photograph: Mark Niedermann

Living area, photograph: Mark Niedermann

View from the kitchen, photograph: Mark Niedermann

A new, central body divides the individual areas of the communal zone: the living-dining room is on the one side; the kitchen on the other side features a corner bench and another place to eat. The overhead kitchen cupboards, the storage areas and the old fireplace all have their place in the new furnishings. The white surfaces add an accent in the interior, which is otherwise done completely in wood. To prevent shifting from the movements of the old floor, the fireplace has been clad with fire-protection panels attached with visible screws and then hung on the dividing wall concealed behind the spatial element.

The fireplace takes its place among the interior furnishings. Photograph: Mark Niedermann

Ground floor plan before transformation: Zimmer Schmidt Architekten

New ground floor plan: Zimmer Schmidt Architekten

On both sides of the communal area, the exposed log walls running from east to west form a dividing wall that shields the laterally arranged bedrooms and bathrooms. By repositioning the doors to the individual rooms, the now unnecessary openings can be used as niches and small shelving units.

Bathroom, photograph: Mark Niedermann

Bedroom, photograph: Mark Niedermann

In order to limit the palette of materials as much as possible, local sprucewood has been used for all new walls and flooring. The boards from the old screed floor have been reused and can now be found in the built-in fittings of the kitchen and bathroom. Thanks to their hardness and resilience, these larch planks make ideal work surfaces and seating as the corner bench in the kitchen. They have also been used as shelving in the bathroom.

Shelf in the bathroom, photograph: Mark Niedermann

Seating corner, photograph: Mark Niedermann

Dering Hall

30 Thursday May 2013

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Y2DC is now proud to announce their inclusion on the Dering Hall online marketplace. Here you will find the finest interior designers, architects, artisans, and design galleries to showcase their work and sell new, high-end home furnishings and accessories.

At Dering Hall they are passionate about design and broadening the audience for the best the industry has to offer. Their ongoing mission is to assemble a community of the world’s leading creators in one place and to connect them with other designers and savvy, sophisticated consumers.

They provide a roster of top talent with permanent storefronts, where they present a curated assortment of products to highly engaged shoppers. These customers, in turn, gain access to unique pieces previously available only to select designer clients. It’s an entirely new approach to furnishing a home—and one that makes hunting for that perfect bespoke sideboard a dynamic and enjoyable experience.

Buyers can effortlessly browse Dering Hall’s storefronts, search product listings, or keep up to date on favorite designers with our innovative “Follow” function. They also offer special Featured Sales as well as a range of compelling and inspiring design content. Welcome to the world of Dering Hall, from the best designers in the world!

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Design Days Dubai 2013 Fair

21 Thursday Feb 2013

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From 18-21 March 2013, Design Days Dubai, in its second year, will offer exceptional rare design creations from 29 galleries, a 30% growth in participation over 2012. As well as being the only design fair in the Middle East and South Asia, Design Days Dubai is now the world’s most diverse design fair globally. By featuring galleries from all six continents, the fair has further established Dubai as centre of discovery and as an international meeting place for the world’s cultural community.

Design Days Dubai further differentiates itself through unique design installations, an enhanced public programme of workshops, talks, and mentorship sessions supported by the Dubai Culture & Arts Authority, the Emirate’s dedicated authority for culture, arts and heritage, in a unique, custom-built location at the base of Burj Khalifa, Emaar Properties’ iconic development and the world’s tallest building, in Downtown Dubai, the city’s thriving lifestyle destination, billed as ‘The Centre of Now.’

“In less than two years, Design Days Dubai has become one of the world’s most diverse international design events, underscoring Dubai’s status as a meeting point for established and emerging collectors, gallery owners and designers,” said Cyril Zammit, Fair Director of Design Days Dubai. “Design Days Dubai has enabled Dubai to rank among an elite group of cities – London, Paris, Basel, New York and Miami – which host fairs specialising in both art and design.”

As limited-edition design becomes a more popular and safe investment both regionally and internationally, Design Days Dubai will feature never-before-seen contemporary works alongside vintage and classic design pieces from the 20^th century. With a strong return rate from previously participating galleries, Design Days Dubai will welcome leading global galleries including Carpenters Workshop Gallery (London/Paris), R20^th Century (New York), and Gallery Seomi (Seoul) as well as newcomers to the international design sector, such as Broached Commissions (Melbourne) and Galeria Mexicana de Diseño (Mexico City). The fair has also witnessed close to double the number of regional galleries participating, with galleries from Dubai, Kuwait and Beirut taking part.

New for 2013, Design Days Dubai will feature a focus on sustainable works with a design lab, as well as a wider ‘Bespoke Design’ section, in which four design brands will showcase their insight, skills and creations. Fostering the next generation of designers is the remit of Design Days Dubai’s mentorship programme, which is part of the four-day public programme of talks, presentations and workshops around current design issues.

The 2013 edition has again secured the generous support of sponsors including: the reputed French High Jewellery Maison, Van Cleef & Arpels, that will present a signature creative concept, showcasing many celebrated jewellery pieces that can be metamorphosed to be worn in more than one way; global property developer and provider of premier lifestlyes, Emaar; and leading German car manufacturer Audi; together with strategic partner Dubai Culture & Arts Authority. Design Days Dubai is a key element of Art Week, the Middle East’s largest and most diverse cultural event annually, which is set to welcome thousands of residents and visitors in March 2013.

Design Days Dubai – Participating Galleries:

Art Factum Gallery, Beirut

Based Upon, London

British Crafts Council, London

Broached Commissions, Melbourne

_Croft, Seoul

Carpenters Workshop Gallery, London/Paris

Carwan Gallery, Beirut

+Coletivo Amor de Madre, Sao Paulo

Contemporary Art Platform, Kuwait

Erastudio ApartmentGallery, Milan

Twentytwentyone Gallery , Beirut

Galerie Diane de Polignac, Paris

Galerie Sofie Lachaert, Tielrode

Galeria Mexicana de Diseño, Mexico City

Gallery Seomi, Seoul

Gazelli Art House, London

Industry Gallery, Washington DC/Los Angeles

J+A Gallery, Dubai

La Galerie Nationale, Dubai

Majlis Gallery, Dubai

Mariam Al-Nassar 20th Century Decorative Arts, Kuwait/London

Nakkash Gallery, Dubai

Perimeter Art&Design, Paris

R20th Century, New York

Salon 94, New York

Sarah Myerscough Fine Art , London

Southern Guild, Wilderness

Stilwerk Limited Edition Design Gallery, Hamburg

Victor Hunt Designart Dealer, Brussels

Design Days Dubai – Bespoke Design Exhibitors:

PF Emirates

Tai Ping

Moissonnier

T Design

Design Days Dubai – Cultural Institutions

Tashkeel, Dubai

FN Designs, Dubai

Hamdan Bin Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum International Photography Award (HIPA), Dubai

أيام التصميم – دبي» يعلن أسماء الصالات المشاركة لدورة العام 2013

21 Thursday Feb 2013

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دبي، الإمارات العربية المتحدة، 17ديسمبر 2012:تقام الدورة الثانية من معرض «أيام التصميم – دبي» خلال الفترة بين 21-18 مارس 2013، وستعرض خلال الدورة المرتقبة 29صالة من حول العالم تصاميم وإبداعات فريدة بجودة أخاذة، إذ سيزداد عدد العارضين خلال النسخة الثانية بنسبة 30 بالمئة مقارنة بنسخة عام 2012. وبالإضافة إلى كونه المعرض الوحيد المتخصِّص في عالم التصميم في الشرق الأوسط وجنوب آسيا، يُعدُّ «أيام التصميم – دبي» أحد أكثر معارض التصميم تنوعاً في العالم، إذ يشارك به حشدٌ من كبار المصمِّمين ونخبة من أشهر الصالات الفنية من مختلف أنحاء العالم، الأمر الذي وطَّد مكانة دبي كملتقى سنوي لمشاهير عالم التصميم وكوجهة للباحثين عن أحدث مفاهيم التصميم من حول العالم.

ويتميُّز «أيام التصميم – دبي» من خلال التصاميم التركيبية، والفعاليات العامة المرافقة التي تشمل ورش العمل الإبداعية والتدريبية واللقاءات الحوارية بدعم من «هيئة دبي للثقافة والفنون»، الهيئة المعنية بشؤون الثقافة والفنون والتراث في الإمارة. كما الهيئة الفنية التي تعمل على تعزيز مكانة الإمارة كمدينة عربية عالمية تساهم في رسم ملامح المشهد الثقافي والفني في المنطقة والعالم، كما يتميز هذا الحدث بموقعه الفريد عند قاعدة «برج خليفة»، أعلى ناطحة سحاب في العالم والذي يشكل عماد “وسط مدينة دبي”، المشروع الأبرز لشركة إعمار العقارية والذي يوصف بقلب العالم الحاضر.

وبهذه المناسبة، قال سيريل زاميت، مدير معرض «أيام التصميم – دبي»: “في أقل من عامين، بات «أيام التصميم – دبي» أحد أكثر معارض التصميم تنوعاً في العالم، ليساهم بذلك في ترسيخ مكانة دبي كملتقى دولي للمقتنين والمصمِّمين والقيِّمين والقائمين على الصالات الفنية، المخضرمين والصاعدين على السواء. وبفضل «أيام التصميم – دبي» وجدت دبي مكانها المستحق بين نخبة من مُدن العالم التي دأبت على استضافة معارض متخصِّصة تجمع بين الفن والتصميم في آنٍ معاً، مثل لندن وباريس وبازل ونيويورك وميامي”.

وبعد أن باتت التصاميم محدودة الإصدار تعتبر من الاستثمارات الآمنة والواعدة على المستوى الإقليمي والدولي، تتضمن النسخة الثانية من «أيام التصميم – دبي» أعمالاً عصرية لم تُر من قبل، جنباً إلى جنب مع أعمال كلاسيكية من القرن العشرين. ومن أشهر الصالات العالمية التي شاركت بالنسخة الأولى من «أيام التصميم – دبي» وتعود مجدداً للمشاركة في الدورة الثانية يذكر كل من:Carpenters Workshop Gallery (لندن/باريس)، وR20^th Century (نيويورك)، وGallery Seomi (سول)، ومن الصالات التي تستعد لمشاركتها الأولى بالدورة المرتقبة Broached Commissions (ملبورن) وGaleriaMexicana de Diseño(مكسيكو سيتي). كما تضاعفت المشاركة الإقليمية في النسخة الثانية من «أيام التصميم – دبي» وسط تنافس الصالات الإقليمية على المشاركة، لاسيما من دبي،والكويت، وبيروت.

ومن أهمّ ما تتسم به الدورة المرتقبة التركيز على التصاميم المستدامة، وكذلك توسُّع نطاق قسم «تصاميم حسب الطلب» حيث من المتوقع أن تعرض أربع دُور متخصِّصة رؤيتها وإبداعاتها. ولصقل اللمسة الإبداعية للجيل القادم من مشاهير التصميم تشمل النسخة الثانية من «أيام التصميم – دبي» برنامجاً لإثراء قدراتهم الإبداعية ضمن البرنامج العام الذي يستمر لأربعة أيام ويشمل لقاءات حوارية وورش عمل تنصبّ على قضايا التصميم الراهنة.

وحظيت النسخة الثانية المرتقبة من «أيام التصميم – دبي» بدعم نخبة من أشهر الأسماء العالمية والإقليمية، منها دار المجوهرات الفخمة «فان كليف آند آربلز» التي ستعرض مفهوماً إبداعياً مميزاً سيسلط الضوء على مجموعة مرموقة من المجوهرات الأخاذة التي يمكن تعديل أفكارها بحيث يمكن ارتدائها بأكثر من أسلوب. بالإضافة إلى شركة التطوير العقاري العالمية “إعمار”، وشركة صناعة السيارات الألمانية «أودي»، جنباً إلى جنب مع «هيئة دبي للثقافة والفنون» التي ستكون شريكاً استراتيجياً للحدث. يُذكر أن «أيام التصميم – دبي» ينضوي تحت مِظلة «أسبوع الفن»، التظاهرة الثقافية الإبداعية الأكبر من نوعها في الشرق الأوسط، حيث من المتوقع أن تستقطب في شهر مارس 2013الألاف من الزوار من الدولة والعالم.

«أيام التصميم – دبي» – الصالات المشاركة

«آرت فاكتوم غاليري» – بيروت
Based Upon – لندن
British Crafts Council – لندن
_Croft – سول
Carpenters Workshop Gallery – لندن/باريس
«غاليري كروان» – بيروت
+Coletivo Amor de Madre – ساو باولو
Contemporary Art Platform– الكويت
Erastudio Apartment Gallery – ميلان
«غاليري 21 20» – بيروت
Galerie Diane de Polignac – باريس
GalerieSofieLachaert, – تيلرود
Galeria Mexicana de Diseño – مكسيكو سيتي
Gallery Seomi – سول
Gazelli Art House – لندن
Industry Gallery – العاصمة واشنطن/لوس أنجلوس
«جيه + أيه غاليري» – دبي
«لا غاليري ناسيونال» – دبي
«مجلس غاليري» – دبي
مريم النصار – الكويت/لندن
نقاش غاليري – دبي
Perimeter Design + Art Gallery – باريس
R20th Century – نيويورك
Salon 94 – نيويورك
Sothern Guild – جنوب أفريقيا
Stilwerk Limited Edition Design Gallery – هامبورغ
Victor Hunt Designart Dealer – بروكسل

العارضون المشاركون في قسم «تصاميم حسب الطلب»:

PF Emirates

Tai Ping

Moissonnier

TDesign

«أيام التصميم – دبي» – المؤسسات الثقافية

تشكيل، دبي

إف. إن ديزاينز دبي

جائزة حمدان بن محمد بن راشد آل مكتوم الدولية للتصوير

China to build world’s tallest building – in just 90 days

06 Thursday Dec 2012

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When completed by the end of next March, Sky City in Changsha will be the tallest skyscraper in the world, standing at 2,749ft (838m) high, over 220 floors. And remarkably, they’ve not started building it yet.

It took Dubai more than five years to build the world’s tallest building, the 828mBurj Khalifa, but architects and engineers at Broad Sustainable Building (BSB), a unit of the air conditioning maker Broad Group, are confident they can beat that record.

Critics have pointed out that BSB’s construction company has never built anything taller than 30 storeys before, but the builders seem unworried.

BSB senior vice-president Juliet Jiang told Construction Week Online that the company’s plan to construct the skyscraper “will go on as planned with the completion of five storeys a day.”

Designed by engineers who worked on the Burj Khalifa, Sky City will achieve the target by assembling BSB’s 95 per cent prefabricated modular technology at a breakneck construction pace. Nine of the world’s newest tallest 20 buildings are being built in China.

Adrian Smith, the Chicago-based designer of the Burj Khalifa who is working on the Kingdom Tower in Saudi Arabia, said at a meeting of the Council for Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat in Shanghai last month that rapid urbanisation in China would fuel major expansion in tall buildings.

“There are 179,000 people moving into urban areas every week. Do they go into a horizontal or a vertical city? It’s a question of economics,” said Mr Smith. BSB, currently responsible for 20 modular structures in China, demonstrated the construction method to a wider audience in January, when it constructed a 30-storey hotel in 15 days.

Foundation work is due to start at the end of the month, once local authorities approve the project. The slowing economy in China has led to some skyscraper plans being shelved, but the economy is still expanding at rates unheard of in the West. In China there is still considerable interest in building skyscrapers that show the rest of the world that your city or your company has truly arrived.

Changsha is probably best known as the hometown of Chairman Mao Zedong. Sky City’s projected cost is four billion yuan (£400m). Builders will use 220,000 tons of steel, and the structure will be able to house 31,400 people.

The company says the residential area will use 83 per cent of the building, while the rest will be offices, schools, hospitals, shops and restaurants. People will travel up and down using 104 high-speed elevators.

Sky City will consume a fifth of the energy required by a conventional building due to what BSB says is its unique construction methods, such as quadruple glazing and 15cm-thick exterior walls for thermal insulation.When it is finished it will be taller than the Shanghai Tower, which was supposed to be China’s tallest building, at 632m, when completed in 2014.

There are 239 buildings taller than 200m being built in the country,. At the end of last year, there were only 61 buildings taller than 300m in the world, but in five years, China will have more than 60.

2012 FX International Interior Design Awards

28 Friday Sep 2012

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Now in its 14th year, the prestigious FX Awards invites both UK and International designers from all over the world to enter the very best of interior products and projects.

We are delighted to announce that Y2DC along with 8Build have been shortlisted for Public Space Scheme.

The project selected for the Short List is The Sheraton Hotel Heathrow.

Y2DC Refurbishes The Sheraton Heathrow Hotel Public Areas

25 Wednesday Apr 2012

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The Sheraton Heathrow Hotel put the finishing touches to a multimillion-dollar refurbishment of its public areas. The refurbished Sheraton Heathrow now boasts a completely new reception and lobby lounge, two new bars, a new restaurant and a new cafe complete with self-service technology.

Designed by Nico Yiannikkou of interior design company Y2DC, the renovated spaces feature open areas connected through a common theme of travel and exploration.

Inspired by the Middlesex countryside around Heathrow Airport, which is famed for its orchards, all of the new restaurants and bars at the hotel take their name from the traditional English apple.

The main restaurant, The Orchard, now features timber partitions and interconnecting screens in the ceilings. Playing on the location of the hotel, a “globe” chandelier is suspended between the screens, while the feature table at the venue entrance is inspired by aviation design. The restaurant serves traditional English dishes.

With its travel-inspired decor, the hotel’s main bar has been named the Discovery Bar and will focus on beers, wines served by the glass and cocktails. Decoration in the Discovery Bar includes old trunks and suitcases as features, furniture fabrics imprinted with feint vintage postcard texts of by-gone travellers and a wall mural depicting an art deco map of the world. With its focus on local produce, the Discovery Bar menu features local ales from Windsor and Marlow.

The Orange Lounge is the hotel’s brand new cocktail bar. The venue boasts dark colors, a central fireplace, and partitioning using timber screens with the design inspired by the idea of aircrafts taking off and landing. Artwork on the theme of aviation in the form of black and white prints is also available.

The transformed Sheraton Heathrow will also offer the Link Café, which combines the Link@SheratonSM experienced with Microsoft, a communications hub in the lobby which provides complimentary Wi-Fi and PC workstations.

The public area refurbishment at the Sheraton Heathrow is part of the Sheraton brand’s multi-year revitalization effort which has seen Sheraton invest more than $6 billion in opening new hotels and renovating existing Sheraton properties across the globe.

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Design Days Dubai 2012 | Wallpaper

23 Monday Apr 2012

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Dubai, the heartland of the Middle East and a country with only 40 years of history, is approaching the outside world with an open mind and welcoming arms. Already a playground for international starchitects, it is now luring in international designers and galleries too. Last week it played host toDesign Days Dubai, the first fair dedicated to collectible design in the Middle East, which saw a troop of international and local galleries come together to flaunt their wares before the region’s growing breed of eager collectors.

DDD’s director Cyril Zammit concept- ualized, organized, marketed and executed the fair in the space of just eight months, strategically starting it a few days ahead of Art Dubai, when many of the local collectors were already starting to scout for new works.

A total of 22 galleries from around the world gathered in the spacious, purpose-built tent in front of the world’s tallest building, the Burj Khalifa, hugged by shopping Mecca, the Dubai Mall. It brought together fair regulars like Carpenters Workshop Galleryfrom London, Priveekollektie from The Netherlands, Nilufar from Milan, as well as 20th century dealers like La Galerie Nationale from Paris and R20th Century Gallery from New York.

Local players included Wallpaper* Design Award-winner Carwan Gallery, and SMO Gallery from Beirut. There were also some fresh names in the line u, such as Sao Paulo’s +Coletivo Amor de Madre and Seoul’s _Croft, who had its first showcase of work outside its home town.

Some of the most well-received pieces included the Austrian-based design studioMischer’Traxler’s ‘Gradient Mashrabiya Sideboard’, designed for Carwan Gallery. Working with Lebanese artisan Roger Tohme, they translated ‘mashrabiya’ – a typical Middle Eastern architectural feature, incorporating lattice woodwork – into a sideboard composed of a network of more than 650 individual pieces of hand-carved wood.

Rodrigo Almeida’s ‘Oxum chair’ for +Coletivo Amor de Madre (which translates as ‘a collective of mother’s love’) gave us an idea of what post-Campana Brazilian design could be. Meanwhile, Beirut-bornNajla El Zein caught attention with an elegant light sculpture for SMO Gallery, entitled ‘6302 Spoons’.

The education program also played an important part in DDD. Live design performances by Korean designerKwangho Lee and Amsterdam’s Studio Drift, as well as seminars on investing in design-art by Li Edelkoort and Rabih Hage, were organized to cultivate and encourage the future generation of design collectors.

The four-day fair and a ladies-only afternoon attracted over 8,500 visitors from around the region. Strong sales were reported by some galleries, and others spoke about the importance of bolstering their contacts in the Middle East, but the pervading feeling at the fair was of an eagerness for creative ‘newness’, and an excitement about about the future of the design industry.

The Bond Condominium | LXRY Magazine

22 Sunday Apr 2012

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Location: 290 Adelaide St W Toronto, ON

Price: From the Mid $200,000′s

The Bond Condominium is a new development by Lifetime Developments located in downtown Toronto, Ontario. Lifetime Developments have been continue building up into the Toronto, raising the skyline with beautiful designs and great uses of architecture.

The development is already in pre-construction and is on target to be completed in 2015, the project has 369 units in total and is full of nice amenities to compliment it’s already convenient downtown location.

The Bond is a direct connection to the city’s downtown core providing quick access to the TTC and other major landmarks around Toronto.

Some amenities include, a lounge for you and your friends to gab over a nice drink, with the added touch of a fireplace. There is also a Games Room, Terrace and BBQ (perfect for summer in the city), Yoga Studio, Sun Deck, and for those golfing fans out there, a golf simulation room.

The suites of The Bond include floor-to-ceiling windows to expand and capture as much of Toronto as you can, smooth finishings with ceilings, frames, and spacious balconies to enjoy your piece of the sky. The kitchen includes designs from Tomas Pearce IDC and can be fitted with either quartz or natural stone countertops.

Some of the more technical features include, individual thermostat, pre-wired access to cable and high-speed internet, and even remote access to the private garage underneath.

The Bond is a connection to the downtown core, it’s a close to fashion, culture and most important close to the downtown area.

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