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From above, the central void of the Salmon Eye structure reveals the heart of Restaurant Iris. Conceived as a portal for natural light, this massive skylight floods the fine dining room below.

Accessible only by boat in the Hardangerfjord, Restaurant Iris reinforces the Salmon Eye pavilion's immersive relationship with Norway's dramatic coastal landscape.

Conceived by local firm Norm Architects, Restaurant Iris is a contemporary Scandinavian dining destination in Copenhagen, Denmark, that combines minimalist architecture and immersive interior design within the floating Salmon Eye pavilion.

Pivoting doors open up to a home office.

The house features a gym room with floor-to-ceiling windows.

AB Design Elements designed the interior along with furnishings and decorative lighting for the home.

This contemporary residence has a strong focus on indoor-outdoor flow, taking advantage of the panoramic views of both Pinnacle Peak and Camelback mountain.

Inspired by the forms found in nature, organic shapes introduce a sense of ease and flow to interior design.

The new civic-scaled entry sequence establishes a legible point of arrival through expansive glazing, integrated artwork, and layered public circulation.

Polychromatic brick cladding wraps the lower clinical levels, visually connecting the expansion to Canberra's suburban context while large steel-framed windows amplify daylight penetration.