PROJECTS

The design of the Yaxché House revolves entirely around the Yaxché tree: the hypothesis of cutting it down is set aside, leaving room for the opportunity to preserve it and place it on the main visual, spatial, and conceptual axis of the dwelling

An old single-story bungalow, poorly insulated and with 1/4 of its volume, is occupied by an underutilized internal garage. The new owners' family of TL House desires optimized energy performance and renovated spaces.

The Merkez Ankara, a residential and office complex, hosts the Merkex Ankara Showroom: over 2,000 square meters of sales offices and exhibition spaces, interspersed with small indoor and outdoor gardens where you can take a stroll

Villa Borik corresponds in its volumes to the surroundings in which it is immersed, concealing a third of its distribution in an underground level. The house consists of three floors, each with a different spatial organization. The western "utility" facade that forms a filter between the street and the interior and a triangular half-bay roof that marks the entrance to the house on the north side complete the salient features of this architecture  

Breitenbach Landscape Hotel offers a holistic experience of ecotourism, deeply inspired by Scandinavian traditions and enriched by the culinary, wellness, and naturalistic treasures of Alsace. This unique retreat offers a return to origins, inviting guests to fully immerse themselves in the serenity of nature.

Located at the corner of one of Montreal's most dynamic shopping streets, Café Chez Teta combines under one roof the traditions of Lebanese cuisine with the flavors and quality of its coffee thanks to the design by Ivy Studio.

Wellness Oasis, a design that stems from the awareness of the effects of nature on people's well-being; the new headquarters of Best World International to promote a renewed corporate culture and facilitate the return from post-pandemic smartworking

NYC Garage redefines the way people think about parking structures: a dynamic structure, the new parking garage integrates the character of the campus, bringing together safety, efficiency and functionality

The interior dissolves with the exterior to the point where there is no longer a perception of whether the space we are in is outside or inside: this is the experience offered by Too Can Café, the space of an old building renovated and expanded to fulfill its new functions as a bar and natural workplace

The courtyard is a fundamental design aspect of the residential complex Magnolia Hill: a housing typology frequently used in the first half of the twentieth century, capable of creating proximity, security, and privacy, and revisited by the Brooks + Scarpa studio.

In the idyllic Orcas Island, in Washington, stands a 3000 square foot residence, a sublime example of how architecture can seamlessly integrate with the surrounding natural landscape. Through the skillful use of wood and concrete, Heliotrope Architects have minimized the impact of the Suncrest residence on the site, blending it in complete harmony with the natural context in which it is located.

Located within the Dulwich Estate and the Dulwich Wood Conservation Area, the neo-Georgian house is expanded and renovated, showcasing a carefully designed interior with the client, capable of combining relaxing colors, raw materials, and textured surfaces.

A truly extraordinary interior design project by Studio D73, where the exclusive apartment, located in the heart of the city, offers its residents a unique living experience, complete with breathtaking views and impeccable design.

In the heart of Victoria, London, stands the innovative building 18-20 Greycoat Place, an architectural project that synthesizes functionality, aesthetics, and sustainability. Located at the vital intersection of Greycoat Place, Greencoat Place, and Rochester Row, this seven-story building represents a landmark for contemporary architecture in the area. Combining modern workspaces with luxury duplex apartments, and enriched by commercial areas on the ground floor. 18-20 Greycoat Place is an emblematic example of how new constructions can respect and enhance the existing urban context.