A new interior design lands in the concrete shell of an
urban building from the turn of the century. Old conditions are hardly touched, the new object radically places itself in the room. A counter shoots through two exterior windows and opens up new space, covered in studded rubber mats. It unites the pedestal and the counter and makes it a singular piece. The interior never touches the walls, leaving a gap between the old substance and the new intervention.

TV-HIFI is a bar and exhibition space. Each situatively developed exhibition leaves one in-situ piece in the space, so that with each opening of the bar, the number of contributors grows: a group exhibition emerges.