{"data":[{"type":"text","data":{"text":"<p>Gonzalez Haase AAS conceive architecture from the inside: Light direction and views are their central design guidelines, while the exterior responds to the specifics of the place in as modest a way as possible. The working process of Gonzalez Haase AAS is based on the overlaying of various elements that, while following a certain choreography, remain unhierarchic and distinguishable as individual. First analyzing the context and substance of the building, in the next step Gonzalez Haase AAS reduces the surfaces by removing all that seems unnecessary.</p><p>Due to their spatial purity, light — which to Gonzalez Haase AAS is as significant as the support columns of a building — becomes the space-defining design element. Selection of the material and color of the displays, room dividers, and furniture are made in a final step. In the end, each project functions as a kind of three-dimensional collage that rids the elements of their qualities, becoming components of a network of relationships in physical space. The resulting movements through the space, which are often structured by paravents constructed of metal mesh or by semi-transparent partitions made from polycarbonate sheets, connect spatial and social design, guiding the people through the space.</p><p><br></p>","format":"html"}}]}