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We've received exciting news today that our client Gensler Europe has been selected as a finalist in the Project of the Year - Workplace Interiors category for the Awards for their new European HQ!

Project: Moretown, Gensler Europe Headquarters
Location: London
Architecture: Gensler
Lighting design: Mindseye
Photography: Johan Dehlin

The façade treatment at Dolce & Gabbana Canton Road evokes an appearance with its multi-layered frame-on-frame effect, all brought completely up to date by the use of expertly quarried and matched marble and finely tuned colour selectable linear LED.

Project: Dolce & Gabbana Canton Road, Hong Kong
Architecture: Carbondale
Lighting Design: Mindseye

More details: https://bit.ly/2CgAkMy

Ergonomically appropriate, flexible yet functional, low energy, technically advanced solutions which also manage to look sleek and cool at the same time. It’s no mean feat.

Project: Pixel Factory, Digital Hyundai Card
Location: Seoul, South Korea
Architecture: Gensler
Lighting design: Mindseye

The carefully considers the important needs of Corpus Christi, in terms of useful working levels for staff and congregation, and additional accent lighting to enhance the building's features.

Project: Corpus Christi Catholic Church, Brixton
Architecture: Dow Jones Architects
Lighting Design: Mindseye

We worked with 1508 London on this converted Victorian post office, housing five spectacular loft apartments and an arts complex.

Project: Howick Place
Architecture: 1508 London
Lighting design: Mindseye
Photography: Michele Panzeri

Paspaley is internationally recognised as the source of the finest quality and most beautiful pearls in the world. The challenge for Mindseye was to find the perfect in which to display pearls and pearl jewellery. Our undertook hundreds of hours of research, testing thousands of combinations of materials, colours, qualities and intensities of light. The result is a formula which is now closely guarded by
the Paspaley family.

Project: Paspaley Melbourne Crown Casino
Client: Paspaley
Architect: Carbondale
Lighting design: Mindseye

This converted mews house is practically an essay in theory: a perfectly white , rendered in any palette of the owners choosing at the touch of a button. The light is cleverly shared between the various of the house, so the shower becomes a lantern to illuminate the stairwell and the skylight over the bed becomes a lightbox in the lounge. All very funky!

Project: Young House, London
Architecture: Tonkin Liu
Lighting design: Mindseye

We have been shortlisted for the 'Workplace Project of the Year' for at the Hyundaicard(퍼플&레드) Pixel Factory with Gensler! Check out the project here: www.mindseye3d.com/Project/Hyundai-Card-Pixel-Factory

Chromatic romanticism and imperial elegance meet in the renewed on Rue du Faubourg St Honoré in .

Client: Dolce & Gabbana
Architecture: Carbondale
Lighting design: Mindseye
Photography: Antoine Huot

Having moved into a temporary office space in St. Katherine Docks in London, Gensler used its time in a transitory space to prototype new ways of working that have now been implemented into the new HQ named Moretown. It was a chance for them to experiment, reinvent and to identify innovations which were incorporated into the new permanent office space.

Project: Moretown, Gensler European HQ
Architecture: Gensler
Lighting Design: Mindseye

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HSBC headquarters was "more than just a building" says Norman Foster

This iconic building set a milestone in the skyline of Hong Kong. Mindseye were brought on board for the refurbishment of the HSBC Main Building, to work alongside Foster + Partners and One Space on specific floors and including a study and media facade. Here, Dezeen interviews Norman Foster about the building which transformed his firm into a global brand.

dezeen.com In this exclusive video interview filmed as part of our high-tech series, British architect Norman Foster explains how the headquarters he designed for HSBC in Hong Kong in the 1980s transformed his architecture firm into a global brand.

Check out the new Dolce & Gabbana store in Paris - the latest collaboration between Carbondale and Mindseye..

Dolce&Gabbana opens spectacular flagship store in Paris

https://cpp-luxury.com/dolcegabbana-opens-spectacular-flagship-store-in-paris/

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An enlightened client who appreciated the potential for increasing the marketability of an with a simple but effective makeover. Improved was identified as a key component. Stanton Williams are respected for their uncluttered approach, a style which Mindseye are very comfortable working in.

Project: Clove Building
Architecture: Stanton Williams
Lighting design: Mindseye

A combination of linear and flowing forms help to articulate the , supporting wayfinding and flexible use working in this ground breaking office for Hyundai Card in Seoul, Korea.

Client: Hyundai Card
Architecture: Gensler
Lighting design: Mindseye

A huge variety of techniques were employed in this series of . The process was highly collaborative and the results clearly demonstrate this. is used to assist the and functionality of all the exhibits.

Project: Discovery Centre Birmingham
Exhibition design: MET Studio
Lighting design: Mindseye

The architect's concept of simple rectilinear spaces and parallel lines were translated into a system of lines of that adapt themselves to each space within the . The consistent approach and attention to detail provides the visitor with a seamless journey through the gallery and to enjoy the without distractions.

Client: Alison Jacques Gallery
Architecture: Rundell Associates
Lighting design: Mindseye

Flow Architecture lines lightwell of London house conversion with timber

Mindseye works with Flow Architecture and Maria Grazia Savito Architects on Victorian house conversion in London.

dezeen.com Flow Architecture and Maria Grazia Savito Architects have wrapped timber slats around the lightwell of a Victorian house conversion in London.

We’re - exciting to see how our for a renovation is taking shape.

We've been intrigued in our studio by the installation of the Syrian artist Ali Ali 'Eclipse Sirio'.
Tea lights against white wall - where the 'highlight' should be, is darkness.

The brief by Dow Jones Architects was to enhance the architecture and features in the crypt of Hawksmoor's Christ Church Spitalfields, being refurbished to make a performance space, cafe and gallery. Indirect light treatment is used throughout the entire space; depending on the function of the room additional layers of light can be added.

Client: Christ Church Spitalfields
Architecture: Dow Jones Architects
Lighting Design: Mindseye

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When the Grade II listed Dorothy Annan Murals were relocated to the Barbican Centre, Mindseye was asked to do the lighting. We designed a bespoke profile that would host and disguise the necessary luminaires. The light simulates the sun shining at the mural, emphasising the colours and texture of the tiles which depict the British telecommunications industry of the 1960's.

Client: Goldman Sachs on behalf of City of London Corporation: City View
Architect: Allford Hall Monaghan Morris
Lighting Design: Mindseye

This project clearly demonstrates how the past can embrace the future and how the use of 21st century technology can be implemented to work with and enhance the natural splendour of such an historic building.

Project: Royal Society of Arts HQ, London
Client: RSA
Architect: Matthew Lloyd Architects
Lighting Design: Mindseye

After 150 years the 'Sinking Shaft' created by engineer Isambard Kingdom Brunel is now accessible to the public thanks to a staircase designed by Tate Harmer as part of a wider masterplan for the Brunel Museum, in collaboration with Grimshaw Architects. Mindseye's lighting concept helped to reveal the beauty of the existing space with minimal intervention and maximum effect.

The latter part of the 20th century and beginning of the 21st may well be remembered for the rise of the uber sophisticated consumer. Not only aware of fashion in clothing, they are also very aware of their social environment. Hence the rise of the architect designed bar and restaurant. Perhaps surprisingly, our advice to the client for the restaurant was simple; use candles.

Project: Otto Dining Lounge
Architecture: Stiff + Trevillion
Lighting Design: Mindseye

Good design transcends technology and budgets. It is possible to achieve great results with simple equipment if you maintain focus on both the overall design and the details.

Project: South Marsh Community Hub
Client: London Borough of Hackney
Architecture: Stanton Williams
Lighting Design: Mindseye

White Cube perhaps more than any other gallery defines the now predominant approach to lighting contemporary art. A completely even light in all directions. The art speaks for itself, regardless of its position within the gallery. No need here for attention grabbing spot lighting. Warm and daylight colour lamps are blended to achieve the perfect colour, according to each exhibition's requirements.
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Architecture: Rundell Associates
Lighting Design: Mindseye

Inspiration can strike at any moment. A passing truck loaded with septic tanks was the 'Road to Damascus' for us when we were struggling to find a 2.8m diameter pendant for the entrance to this young fashion area - Selfridges Spiritzone, architecture by Softroom.

Whilst we always work collaboratively, it is fair to say that this project probably represents the best example of team working between client, design, and construction teams - Eden Project, Grimshaw Architects, Peter Randall-Page, Tate Harmer, Mindseye Lighting.

Gensler has won Medium Commercial Interiors Project of the Year at the Mixology 2019 Awards for Hyundai Pixel Factory in South Korea.
is proud to have been the lighting consultants for this impressive new workplace.

The lobby of 48 Leicester Square features an undulating canopy of delicate comprised of 1,820 bronze anodised aluminium rods. The is suspended across the ceiling void with the varying lengths of the tubes creating a wave of , exaggerating perspective and further accentuating the height of the space.

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Check out the Digital Gallery at the new Dolce & Gabbana store in Rome.
and by Carbondale; by Mindseye Lighting.