.Wonder Book | Projects & Hospitality Book | International | Fall Winter 2021

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PROJECTS & HOSPITALITY

Luma, a sanctuary in the heart of London Designed by the architects Squire & Partners with interiors by Conran and Partners, Luma is a place of calm and tranquillity, a boutique residence where one can escape from the hustle and bustle of the vibrant city

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n the vibrant King’s Cross, Luma is the latest boutique residence designed by the architects Squire & Partners with interiors by Conran and Partners. A place of calm, the residence is located between two urban green spaces, Lewis Cubitt Park and the Jellicoe Gardens. “Our design for Luma is centred around creating a sense of calmness and tranquillity, bringing a peaceful quality to the building which is noticeable as soon as you step inside”, says Simon Kincaid, Partner at Conran and Partners. “Once you leave the hustle and bustle of the city behind, you are immediately struck by the relaxed warmth and serenity that greets you. Taking inspiration from the history of King’s Cross, which is known as a gateway from which to escape the city, this notion of ‘escapism’ has informed much of the design and has made Luma a sanctuary in the heart of the city”. Luma offers 61 apartments, including studios and 1-bedroom apartments, with sizes increasing as the building rises, culminating in two 42 | IFDM

RESIDENCES

London


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A selection of the most innovative products for the contract sector by international brands

12min
pages 223-232

A preview of the upcoming global projects

8min
pages 233-241

A wide view on major international projects

18min
pages 201-222

Sonora Art Village | Lemeal Davit & Mary Jilavyan

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pages 196-197

An oasis of wellness on Lake Como

4min
pages 178-183

Kyiv Region | Makhno Village Resort Serhii Makhno, Bogdan Agafonov

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pages 194-195

Star-studded kitchens

3min
pages 190-193

An office for work and relaxation

3min
pages 166-171

Waterline Square: New York’s innovative glass tower collection

3min
pages 184-189

Space as a landscape of contemplation

3min
pages 172-177

The building as living organism

3min
pages 160-165

Off-the-grid living

8min
pages 152-159

Just a pencil

7min
pages 148-151

Valencia | Cabinette Coworking | Masquespacio

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pages 146-147

Lisbon | Nómada Chiado | Spacegram

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pages 142-143

Zlín, Czech Republic | Lazy House petrjanda/brainwork

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pages 144-145

The elegance of discretion

3min
pages 136-141

The essence of identity

3min
pages 132-135

Transparency and haute couture

2min
pages 128-131

Absorbing tradition, building modernity

3min
pages 122-127

The ‘lift’ strategy

2min
pages 118-121

“Keep your goals in mind but remember to have fun”

6min
pages 92-97

A journey into balanced oppositions

3min
pages 98-105

Paris | Bourse de Commerce - Pinault Collection | Tadao Ando | Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec | Flos Bespoke

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pages 86-87

Cahors, France | Le Grand Palais Cinéma et espace musée | Antonio Virga Architecte

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pages 84-85

The office as a place to re-connect

3min
pages 112-117

Glamorous ageing in LA

3min
pages 106-111

Roman holidays

2min
pages 78-83

The cool breezes of a classic tourist haunt

3min
pages 74-77

Mykonos: yesterday, today, and tomorrow

1min
pages 70-73

The second life of buildings

3min
pages 64-69

Empathic hospitality

3min
pages 58-63

Weaving together nature and creative design

3min
pages 52-57

A place for discovery, surprises, and experiences

4min
pages 36-43

Luma, a sanctuary in the heart of London

3min
pages 44-51

Meet people dreams and needs

10min
pages 30-35

Vancouver | Shuck Shuck | Batay-Csorba Architects

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13th Street and Gansevoort Street, Manhattan NY | Seven Deadly Sins | Tectonic Theater Project | Rockwell Group

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Siusi allo Sciliar, Italy | Parc Hotel Florian noa* network of architecture

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