AND lab | APAC Glocal Commercial Design Consultants Group

A wide-angle view of an Asian designer shaping a full-height organic parametric wall sculpture inside AND Lab’s design studio. The immersive space blends digital craftsmanship with fluid geometry, embodying our commitment to innovation in architectural interior design.

Welsend Southwest HQ redefines the modern workplace with an unauthoritarian approach to spatial design. This cutting-edge office environment—designed by AND Lab—challenges corporate norms with fluid openness, sculptural forms, and human-centric circulation. A bold expression of progressive work culture in a super modern architectural language.

Located in the Asia Financial Centre (AFC), the Japanese Power Station BBQ reimagines traditional yakiniku culture through a bold futuristic cyberpunk lens. Designed by AND Lab, the space fuses industrial aesthetics with electric neon lighting, metallic textures, and immersive atmospheres—transforming dining into an experience powered by raw energy and urban imagination.

VOCA redefines the sushi dining experience through material-driven spatial expression. Designed by AND Lab, the restaurant features a monumental paper pulp wall sculpture that flows organically across the interior—evoking the fluidity of sashimi and the quiet elegance of Japanese minimalism. More than a feature wall, it is a living artwork—molding the atmosphere and anchoring the dining ritual in tactile, contemplative beauty.

Located in Xi’an, China, this visionary factory and office complex designed by AND Lab blends cutting-edge futurism with a deep sensitivity to human connection. The architecture integrates production and workspace through porous circulation, collaborative zones, and transparent interfaces—redefining industrial environments as socially engaging ecosystems. A bold step forward in reshaping how we live, work, and build together.

This immersive interior reimagines the meditative space through a futuristic lens. Designed by AND Lab, the environment fuses cyber-industrial materials with soft tactility—featuring textured stone monoliths, translucent cylindrical partitions, and bold orange seating islands resting on gravel-like terrain. Inspired by the Japanese Zen garden, the spatial rhythm promotes pause, reflection, and human connection in an era shaped by technology.