we have had some really positive feedback from an article in the Independent last week, featuring one of our healthcare projects.
Our current project let’s us act like big kids (which we don’t find a struggle!) as we develop some furniture prototypes for a children’s waiting room.
Despite being a waiting room, this has to appeal to children and enable them to interact with each other and the environment. The best design projects often turn convention on its head in order to achieve results for a new audience.
We’re having fun with it!
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Posted 09 May 2013
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Tagged: Boex, Boex design, childrens healthcare furniture, childrens play space, childrens sofa, childrens waiting room furniture, Hospital furniture, kids chair, kids furnitute, kids waiting room furniture, paediatric furniture, playroom, waiting room furniture
We have just finished the interior for a local cafe, Nauti But Ice. Boex were commissioned by the owners Lucy and Dave Page to redesign the space, looking at seating layout, lighting plus wall and floor finishes. Many of the elements were reclaimed including the timber used to build the bar and wall cladding which used wood from the stockroom of the former Woolworths in Falmouth. The aim was to create a warm and cosy cafe feel…pop in the coffee is great!
Photos http://danlilleyphotography.com
Nauti But Ice branding by John Lowdon http://www.changingbrands.co.uk
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Posted 29 April 2013
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Tagged: Boex, Boex design, cafe design, cafe design cornwall, ice cream parlour, interior design Cornwall, Naughti But Ice Cafe, Nauti But Ice, reclaimed timber seating, retail design, second hand furiture
A new school near Stockholm, Sweden, has taken a new approach to teaching by encouraging learning throughout the campus, eliminating classrooms altogether. Designed by architecture firm Rosan Bosch.
We are just working on concepts for a new bakery in West Cornwall…more info to follow
We have just started work on an exciting new project creating a Wellbeing Centre for a London Hospital. Here are a few concepts of the space, more to follow in the next month or so…
We have just completed a refurbishment of the main offices at A&P. A&P Falmouth is one of the biggest commercial ship repair companies in the UK, with over 400 employees.
Here are a few photos of the finished project.
Visual of the office interior
BBH Awards – Neonatal ICU wins Best Inpatient Facility Design Award
The Dyson Centre for Neonatal Care at the Royal United Hospital Bath scooped the award for Best Inpatient Facility Design, the architects were Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios . Working alongside the architects we designed a play area for the new Hospital as featured in the article.
http://www.buildingbetterhealthcare.co.uk/ (Link to award)
