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We recently connected with Jaime Tapias and have shared our conversation about his role and contribution at Studio Rodrigo Buelvas. Jaime, thanks for taking the time to share your stories with us today We’d love to hear your thoughts about making remote work effective.
F5: Rodrigo Buelvas Talks Clouds, Palm Trees, Fave Tokyo Bookstore + More
@commercialconstructionrenovation for featuring our recent award-winning project, PH6! Our team of talented designers dedicated themselves to crafting this residential home into a true work of excellence.
Meet Rodrigo Buelvas | Creative and Design director at Studio Rodrigo Buelvas. We had the good fortune of connecting with Rodrigo Buelvas and we’ve shared our conversation below…
Studio Rodrigo Buelvas
Design industry vet Rodrigo Buelvas recently announced the launch of his eponymous multidisciplinary design studio. Having previously worked at Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, and Gensler, Buelvas’ global oeuvre of work focussed on product innovations in lifestyle and residential spaces. Studio Rodrigo Buelvas has already begun work on a variety of residential projects and will create sculptural furniture pieces to become large-scale installations for hospitality and retail venues.
Nearly 150 industry professionals gathered in March at Mr. C Miami - Coconut Grove for HD’s CitySCENE: Next Generation Networking event.
Multidisciplinary designer and former SCAD professor Rodrigo Buelvas (M.A., interior design, 2010) returns to his alma mater to share his unique, forward-thinking approach and experimental practice.
“The Exploding Metropolis”
How do we envision Hong Kong and Shenzhen development in the areas of rapid growth, focusing in experiential design, living environments, re-definition of spatial use, working hubs, emerging technologies, sustainable initiatives, cultural and entertainment programs?
PROS & CONS OF OPEN-CONCEPT Homeowners and experts weigh in. The small homes movement combined with the popular open-concept trend that promotes fewer walls has got us wondering
6 micro-home tips for living small yet well, from SCAD interior design Professor Rodrigo Buelvas divulges nuggets of wisdom for designing for minuscule living spaces, and shares his thoughts on the future of micro-living.
CO-LIVING AND MICROLIVING – A SOLUTION TO HONG KONG'S HOUSING CRISIS? As living space comes at more and more of a premium, some designers are shifting towards microhomes. But can an 80sqf unit ever feel like home? Co-living environments present one possible solution
Lecture: 100 years of Progressive design, controversy and the mind behind the Pyramid.
There was a time when all things sparkling seemed to be the ultimate definition of luxury and opulence. But as the design world increasingly shows interest in solutions with conscience and an innate desire to reconnect with nature, trends dictate a gradual shift into celebrating a more down-to-earth aesthetic. Here, Rodrigo Buelvas, professor of interior design at SCAD Hong Kong, elaborates on this direction.
SCAD interior design alumnus Rodrigo Buelvas
Colombian-born interior designer Rodrigo Buelvas shares his passion for redefining the workspace and the satisfaction derived from influencing how people around the world live and work.
Architect Magazine
A 3D-printed, one-room house and car that share energy sources explore methods to create a completely off-grid living environment.
MESA pairs integrated technology with a modern design that is entirely uncompromised by the connectivity needs of today’s meeting spaces. Power/data access points have been relocated to deliver a seamless and intuitive interface that is literally at the user’s fingertips.
“Since I was a kid, I always knew that I wanted to do something related to art and design,” says Rodrigo Buelvas Romero, the Professor of Interior Design at Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) Hong Kong.
If you’re reading Home Journal, it’s safe to say that you appreciate the power of design, and its ability to transform behaviours, environments, and even the trajectory of life.
REA Group is proud to support the evolution of interior design, by recognizing industry leaders who push the boundaries of creativity and innovation and transform architectural spaces into masterpieces of art.
Aiming to celebrate the works and highlight the remarkable achievements of outstanding interior designers across Hong Kong, REA Interior Design Awards presents them with recognition from a panel of professional judges.
A co-living project in Kowloon offering stylish rooms and common areas is the latest shared space targeting graduates and young professionals whose hopes of ever buying a flat in the city have been dashed by soaring real estate prices.