Projects

FINAS Malaysia revitalizes heritage architecture with sustainable upgrades, preserving film history while embracing modern functionality.

Sendai Mediatheque redefines public architecture with an open, flexible design that fosters creativity, accessibility, and community engagement.

Siargao Disaster Resettlement integrates resilient and sustainable design, providing safe, community-focused housing for disaster-affected families.

ITC Campus champions sustainable architecture with climate-responsive design, green spaces, and energy-efficient solutions for a thriving learning environment.

Chulalongkorn University Centenary Park pioneers urban flood resilience with sustainable landscaping, promoting green infrastructure in Bangkok.

Nest We Grow blends timber architecture with communal living, creating a sustainable space that fosters food, culture, and connection.

UWCSEA Dover Campus retrofit enhances sustainability with energy-efficient upgrades, future-proofing the school for generations to come.

Daguan , the latest creation by Aurora Design, is nestled on the bustling Nanqiang Street in downtown Kunming. This vibrant locale carries the legacy of the city’s centuries-old “Yunjin Night Market”, while also housing the whispers of history from the late Ming to early Qing dynasties. Here, the lively pulse of modern life is tucked within the embrace of ancient architecture, blending timeless beauty with the fleeting moments of today.

In an era where commercial exhibition spaces are increasingly homogenized, TSPACE Design redefines brand narrative logic through innovative curatorial thinking, breaking through the physical limitations of traditional displays and injecting differentiated experiential value into commercial spaces. By combining environmental storytelling with emotional resonance in its design strategy, the brand essence is transformed into a perceptible spatial language. For this design at the Shanghai exhibition, the designers used a showroom created for the cactus lighting brand as a practical platform. Within the limited 36 square meters, they constructed an immersive theater that links the imagery of the desert with modern industrial aesthetics, exploring the potential of commercial spaces transitioning from functional displays to experiential innovation.

Interior design should not be a trend, but rather offer a refined and comfortable atmosphere with a touch of luxury and modern elegance. ——Christian Liaigre