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We have visited The 17th International Architecture Exhibition 2021. Underneath the theme “How Will We Live Together?“, we got the chance to explore different installations across the world that showed the dialogue between architecture and enivironment and therefore the approach how they treated all the small print.

Following the Marmo+Mac Verona event, our studio visited Italy specifically for a new exhibition project, which involved the transition from material display to product display. 

As one of the most popular events for building technology and machinery, and interior construction through ICE/ITA, we got the chance to meet new people and companies around the world.  This features different creative professionals in unscripted conversations that allow for thoughtful takes and personal discussions.

Our project The Hill House has been featured on Metalocus Magazine For Architecture, Art, Culture.

From the beginning of our studio it was important to design a villa that had to be contextualized so that the house would be stretched out and placed inside the location. By integrating the home with the terrain and handling the details to enhance environmental appreciation, this carefully positioned and developed design gains an outdoor treatment in a challenging location.

The project was influenced by the countless coastal villas that can be found on the Ulcinj coastline. “The Hill House” was simplified to pure geometric shapes and then manipulated and modernized to take advantage of the sea views.

The Hill House defines an urban front and height in order to benefit from sea view.

The challenge of this project, in addition to the many pillars in the bar, which I eliminate through interior design, was also to create a space that fits harmoniously with several components.

Works of art, colors and plants, are these three components that complement each other and harmoniously become one.

 The chosen ceramic tile, called Araldica, handmade and designed by Italian designer Federico Pepe, gave the space another experience and feeling. The captivating effect of this tile, which has a perfect play of duality with a natural look and minimalist lines for its geometric compositions. It was the perfect choice to enhance the distinctive character of the interior design.

The space is enriched with the artistic works of our local artist Jakup Ferri, which is another element that contributes to make the space more friendly and lively, as well as more attractive to the customers of this restaurant.

For more on their take on the TRIANGLO Lounge Bar, visit the site at:

https://dg-home.ru/blog/proekt-launzh-bara-ot-maden-group_b603519/

Në Gusht 2021, CEO i Maden Group Ideal Vejsa u ftua të kontribojë si pjesë e Autostrada Biennale Edicioni I 3-të “Çka nëse një rrugëtim”.

Gjatë workshop-it Ideali në cilësinë e panelistit prezantoi dhe ndau përvojat për temën “Qasja Ndër Disiplinore në Industrinë Kreative dhe Biznes”. Qasja më e mirë ishte duke treguar ndërlidhjen mes projekteve të Maden Group dhe artistëve të cilët kontribuan në rrugëtimin tone.

Disa nga projekteti si : Zyrja e Maden Group, ICK, Boortmalt , Hostel MAMI ne bashkepunim me artistët si: Mimoza Rraci, Yll Xhaferi, Drito Selmani, Ilirjan Ibrahimi, Shkamb Hadri, Rrezart Dujaka.

Vejsa prezantoi projektet si një formë arti ku hapësirat ku jetojmë dhe punojmë portretizojnë një qasje unike dhe e freskët në vendin tonë që përmirësojnë cilësinë e jetës.

In August 2021, the CEO of Maden Group Ideal Vejsa was invited to contribute as part of the Autostrada Biennale 3rd Edition “What if a journey”.

During the workshop Ideal as a panelist presented and shared experiences on the topic “Interdisciplinary Approach to the Creative Industry and Business”. The best approach was showing the link between Maden Group projects and the artists who contributed to our journey.

Some of the projects such as: Maden Group Office, ICK, Boortmalt, Hostel MAMI in collaboration with artists such as: Mimoza Rraci, Yll Xhaferi, Drito Selmani, Ilirjan Ibrahimi, Shkamb Hadri, Rrezart Dujaka.

Vejsa presented projects as an art form where the spaces where we live and work portray a unique and fresh approach to our country that improve the quality of life.

From the beginning of our studio it was important to design a villa that had to be contextualized so that the house would be stretched out and placed inside the location. By integrating the home with the terrain and handling the details to enhance environmental appreciation, this carefully positioned and developed design gains an outdoor treatment in a challenging location.

The project was influenced by the countless coastal villas that can be found on the Ulcinj coastline. “The Hill House” was simplified to pure geometric shapes and then manipulated and modernized to take advantage of the sea views.

The Hill House defines an urban front and height in order to benefit from sea view.

For more on The Hill House , visit the site at :

https://www.archdaily.com/957036/the-hill-house-maden-group?utm_source=offices&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=just-published

The challenge of this project, in addition to the many pillars in the bar, which I eliminate through interior design, was also to create a space that fits harmoniously with several components.

Works of art, colors and plants, are these three components that complement each other and harmoniously become one.

 The chosen ceramic tile, called Araldica, handmade and designed by Italian designer Federico Pepe, gave the space another experience and feeling. The captivating effect of this tile, which has a perfect play of duality with a natural look and minimalist lines for its geometric compositions. It was the perfect choice to enhance the distinctive character of the interior design.

The space is enriched with the artistic works of our local artist Jakup Ferri, which is another element that contributes to make the space more friendly and lively, as well as more attractive to the customers of this restaurant.

For more on their take on the TRIANGLO Lounge Bar, visit the site at:
https://hospitalitysnapshots.com/projects/15938/trianglo-lounge-bar/

Our project CARNIVAL has been featured on Archilovers

Carnivals are lively festivities that at first glance might look the same everywhere however, they differ based on the location they are held in. This concept of carnivals was inspirational to the design of the Carnival brand stores. It was important that our design maintains its identity as the brand expands in different locations. Although the identity of the constant movement and the different elements as in a carnival will remain the same, it is planned that the chain of stores will have its own unique choice of colors and identifying elements.

With every task undertaken, our office always aims to create an interior design that embodies the identity of what it represents and at the same time promotes the work of local artists using them as part of our designs.

The feeling of constant movement within the space is given by the hanging tassels handmade by local saddle maker originally from Gjakova, Fehmi Vejsa. All tassels are handmade and especially designed for our interior.

Other identifying elements are the two colorful rotating lamps placed in the middle of the room designed by the local stylist Krenare Rugova.

For more on their take on the CARNIVAL, visit the site at:
https://www.archilovers.com/projects/288631/carnival.html

Our project CARNIVAL has been featured on Archello

Carnivals are lively festivities that at first glance might look the same everywhere however, they differ based on the location they are held in. This concept of carnivals was inspirational to the design of the Carnival brand stores. It was important that our design maintains its identity as the brand expands in different locations. Although the identity of the constant movement and the different elements as in a carnival will remain the same, it is planned that the chain of stores will have its own unique choice of colors and identifying elements.

With every task undertaken, our office always aims to create an interior design that embodies the identity of what it represents and at the same time promotes the work of local artists using them as part of our designs.

The feeling of constant movement within the space is given by the hanging tassels handmade by local saddle maker originally from Gjakova, Fehmi Vejsa. All tassels are handmade and especially designed for our interior.

Other identifying elements are the two colorful rotating lamps placed in the middle of the room designed by the local stylist Krenare Rugova.

For more on their take on the CARNIVAL, visit the site at:
https://architizer.com/projects/carnival/

Our project CARNIVAL has been featured on Archello

Carnivals are lively festivities that at first glance might look the same everywhere however, they differ based on the location they are held in. This concept of carnivals was inspirational to the design of the Carnival brand stores. It was important that our design maintains its identity as the brand expands in different locations. Although the identity of the constant movement and the different elements as in a carnival will remain the same, it is planned that the chain of stores will have its own unique choice of colors and identifying elements.

With every task undertaken, our office always aims to create an interior design that embodies the identity of what it represents and at the same time promotes the work of local artists using them as part of our designs.

The feeling of constant movement within the space is given by the hanging tassels handmade by local saddle maker originally from Gjakova, Fehmi Vejsa. All tassels are handmade and especially designed for our interior.

Other identifying elements are the two colorful rotating lamps placed in the middle of the room designed by the local stylist Krenare Rugova.

For more on their take on the CARNIVAL, visit the site at:
https://archello.com/project/carnival-shop