Frame founder and director Robert Thiemann's main takeaway is that co-creation will be essential to the next decade of design.
Amsterdam – Day one of Frame Awards 2020 was jam-packed with insights, innovation-thinking and interpersonal connection – this is our highlight reel.
In partnership with developer True North Studio, the American gaming brand plans to build eight hotels across the US.
Yuyao, China – Shanghai-based Das Lab designs a multi-programme boutique hotel in the Chinese mountains.
Hong Kong – In Hong Kong, Southeast Asian restaurant Mean Noodles - designed by OpenUU - incorporates the Malaysian batik into its interior design.
Osaka – Honouring its 'unique ties' with Japan, the French luxury fashion house unveiled an unprecedented café and restaurant in its new Osaka flagship.
Shenzhen, China – Working within restrictive site conditions, studio Various Associates designs a valley-inspired Chinese restaurant with steep skylights.
Bali – Potato Head Studios, one of two hotels at the resort Desa Potato Head, challenges ‘ubiquitous resort typologies’ on the Indonesian island and other tropical destinations.
Liverpool – Virgin Holidays’ V-Room uses experiential retail concepts to encourage customers to book in-store, rather than online.
Caracas, Venezuela – Bye-bye neutrals and natural materials: designed by Atelier Caracas, this wellness space is modelled after 2001: A Space Odyssey.
Sydney – In bustling downtown Sydney, Woods Bagot designs a hotel organized around a central atrium.
Seoul – Atmospheric Korean-food restaurant Obaltan has interiors that call to mind something between a James Bond film and 1990s neo-noir.
