The two stories we are presenting below are old now. It narrates the process the way it happened at that time. Looking at it again, we feel that it still has retained its freshness and should be presented in the same way since it explains the context at given time and space.

The Café is themed with a balanced focus on Art and Coffee together as apparent by its signature line “Coffee With Art”. The servings are often accompanied with a clipboard and color pencils to allow the patrons to express their creativity on a sheet of paper in form of a scribble or a sketch whichever they wish.

Standing true to its name, the design contains its quintessence in the angular juxtaposition of its various elements like the four styling chairs and the reception desk, accentuating the “edges” of the project.

Gisele Taranto Architecture has partnered with LZ Studio to create a laboratory of ideas - LAB LZ by GT. The intent of this lab is to get people out of their comfort zone and spur them to think and participate in our "experiences".

PLAYLAND is a set of three bouncy and colorful spatial interventions geared for children in the public space of Paredes de Coura, that built a human scale Lego using beach buoys as module.

The glasses integrated with the space, serving as a purely artistic feature and exposition, but on the other hand, being exactly the solution that organizes the space.

Architect penda has been commissioned by the Beijing-based property developer Hongkun to lay out a concept for its café brand Home Café with potential to spread it throughout China. The café chain will incorporate various concept versions to offer spaces to breathe in heavily polluted areas of China. Two debut locations opened its

This scenic site is a part of the residential area developed in the natural greenery area of the mountain gwanggyo and that is located at the entrance area to trail to mountain.

Minimalism is a movement in music, visual arts, fashion, design and architecture that “simplifies” a concept or creation to the very basic. The Japanese aesthetic principle of Ma refers to empty or open space. In architectural space, this removes all the unnecessary internal walls

All the visual and emotional aspirations for a design satisfaction are derived from the "purity of the thought." She believes in purity of materials, and therefore she uses them in their pure and basic forms. Partial to elements like wood, stone and fabrics in silk cotton etc.