Architecture projects

Dams protect the Dutch countryside from floods; on top of one of them in Green Heart, in the 1950s a small Dike House was built which later fell into disrepair and was sold. The new owners wish to renovate it through this project that cracks open the volume, opening up the view.

After completing John Pawson's restoration of the Pannonhalma Archabbey, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Benedictine community has completed another project with Robert Gutowski Architects: the Concert Hall

The Casa Mocoli home designed by Orense Arquitectos strives to be a structure that creates a sense of enchantment with its purist lines, reaching a spiritual connection in the most intimate spaces, escaping the tension of everyday life

Suspended Folds is a stand created for the company Heiss Fenster and loudly highlights the first noble material of which window frames are made: the wood of the traditional frame bends, generating a dynamic wave without boundaries that overflows beyond the stand.

The LB building in Quito, Ecuador, houses local commercial activities on the lower floors and apartments on the upper levels. An extraordinary example of eco-efficiency, so much so that it has been taken as a reference by the Municipality for its integral design and has received an Honorable Mention in Eco-efficient Design from the Metropolitan Environmental Distinction Sustainable Quito 2020.

The story of the ANNA cabin was already in the making, when its designer Caspar Schols, still without an academic background in architecture, designed a pavilion for his mother's garden, which could be modified according to the function it was intended for and depending on the weather conditions. A place where people could dine with friends, do painting and meditation and, on occasion, serve as a venue for their grandchildren's theatrical performances

The Mexico City Environmental Culture Center is a controversial project proposed by the Mexican government. In an area where pure reforestation would have been preferable to a large construction, architecture emerges that satisfies both needs by elevating the forest above itself

In a continuously expanding urban center like Mexico City, Torre Lev takes advantage of the ample architectural experimentation opportunities that the context provides. The 6-story corporate building, with a ground floor dedicated to commercial use, meets the need to optimally utilize the 1,000 sq.m corner plot with an excellent commercial location

On the sixth floor of the Torres Bioparque complex, located in the southwest part of Mexico City, is the Espacio Inteligente: a showroom for a consultancy firm that specializes in the design and selection of furniture for functional areas of organizations and institutions

Buysse & Partners' new headquarters in Antwerp are the embodiment of an idea of domesticity of office space, realized by reinterpreting an extraordinary work: the more than 800-square-meter interior of the famous BP Building, completed in 1963 by Leon Stynen, one of the greatest Belgian architects of the 20th century

The B73 building is located in one of the central areas of Sofia, Bulgaria. It stands out in the urban context for its innovative and impactful appearance. The building strikes a balance between design and functionality, all while using high-end materials and exhibiting exceptional craftsmanship

The architectural project in Mexico City starts from the intention of creating a structure in full harmony with the environment through sustainable construction techniques and high energy performance.

The DCA residential building is situated on a plot of just 105 square meters in one of the most traditional residential areas of Mendoza city, Argentina. Here, the predominant urban environment consists of buildings from the 1960s and 1970s and the General San Martín Park, the city's largest green lung

"Aperture" in English (which in photography defines the lens aperture through which light passes in order to enter the camera and that like a pupil, opens and closes out to adjust the amount of light) is the name of this chalet, built by a grandfather and renovated today with emotion by his grandson

A vacation home in Bregenzerwald, Austria. Made of solid wood and completely rebuilt on the foundations of the pre-existing house, it offers a space that is warm and welcoming but also able to connect deeply with the landscape through the large windows