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Robarts Spaces is honored to be recognized in the 2022 International Interior Design Association (IIDA) Global Excellence Awards as Finalists in two categories: New Frontier United Family Hospital in Shenzhen for Healthcare, and Arm China Offices in Shanghai for Corporate Workplace – Large. Adam Robarts, Founding Director, and Tannaz Grant, Partner and Director of Learning and Strategic Initiatives, were delighted to participate at the Awards Ceremony in Paris, France and celebrate with IIDA colleagues and award recipients. For more information, please click here.

We are delighted to announce that Robarts Spaces received an award at American Institute of Architects Shanghai 2022 China Design Excellence ceremony in the category “Interior Architecture – Work” for our project for Shui On Headquarters. Wang Yi, Partner and Design Director, and Tony Rui, Senior Interior Designer, represented Robarts Spaces in receiving the award at the festive awards celebration. For further details please click here.

May the new year bring joy, health, and tranquility to all.

Some of our insights on designing over 200 law firm workplaces are featured in both Popoffices and Toutiao. To understand the six key shifts in legal office design, see the Popoffice post here and the Toutiao post here.

Interior Design Magazine has featured Robarts Spaces 65,000 sqm New Frontier United Family Hospital in Shenzhen. This project encompasses façade and interior design for the reuse and adaptation of the 20 year old unused and abandoned hospital building structure. The Robarts Spaces team embraced the design challenges and transformed this abandoned space into Shenzhen New Frontier United Family Hospital, a private comprehensive hospital offering a patient-centric environment.

This hospital space is open, flexible and full of natural light. The stretched petal shaped ceiling looks like the waves of the sea, as well as the rich blue tones inspired by the sea and the bay. The outdoor landscaping on the south side of the building is specially made into an open garden, allowing more connections between the hospital and the surrounding communities. Click here to see the article in ID.