Our architectural philosophy is rooted in community. The built environment shapes our identity, making it essential to create buildings and public spaces inspired by local architectural traditions. The comb-like arrangement of elongated building forms,
Project 21.28 was a uniquely challenging endeavor. Our task was to transform a triangular plot into 24 independent residential units, ensuring each retained the feel of living in a small, standalone building. The plot
Project 20.01 is a home thoughtfully designed to meet our client’s unique needs and expectations. The primary goal was to create bright, naturally lit spaces that seamlessly connect to the outdoors, both visually and
Project 21.49 is a small three-story apartment building with nine units. It is a project we loved from the very beginning. We were given a corner plot with a steep slope and knew right
Gift Hebil Houses in Bodrum’s Hebil Bay features 10 villas designed by GOOA Architects. Each villa offers a unique living experience with private swimming pools and landscaped areas that harmonize with the natural surroundings.
Campy is an off-grid eco house with a solar panel system operating in island mode, designed by Eszter Bodi. It uses as much energy as it produces, resulting in a zero ecological footprint. Campy
Nestled in the vineyards outside the narrow village lanes of Kellergasse Röschitz - a UNESCO World Heritage Site - this elongated structure blends seamlessly into its surroundings. Partially built into the slope, the winery
Experiencing the Hardtbergturm means stepping away from everyday life, clearing the mind, and letting the gaze drift over the treetops and the region’s characteristic landscape. Designed as a pure steel construction, the tower is
Inspiration…? Concept…? Undoubtedly, music - more precisely, the piano as its epitome - served as the foundation of this project. Yet, equally significant is the city of Peja, with its striking geographical position at
The new company headquarters is the result of a long-term collaboration between NOTINO and KYZLINK ARCHITECTS, which has been ongoing since 2011. The main impetus for creating the new space was a transformation in
The existing primary school in Vienna's Donaustadt district has been expanded with a new building that seamlessly integrates with the original structure. The T-shaped extension follows the alignment of the existing school, defining a
This intervention seamlessly integrates with its natural surroundings, offering breathtaking views where the exterior becomes the most captivating interior. The design emphasizes the use of unique materials, dramatic lighting, and carefully curated ambiance. A
Shindisi House, located in the suburbs of Tbilisi, Georgia, redefines suburban living with its thoughtful design. Built for a family with a child, this compact 250 sqm home prioritizes functionality and privacy, framed by
Wolfurt Castle dates back to around 1180. The inspiration and challenge of its extensive renovation lay in creating a unique atmosphere within the historical setting while designing a spatial concept that offers versatile functionality.
This project explores the kinetic magic of structures, brought to life through an opportunity at Radíč Castle. Inspired by classical Roman architecture, the pavilion reinterprets historical forms through a contemporary lens. While its classical
"Sea" Apartments is a new project nestled in the heart of the historic village of Dhërmi. The site was once home to an olive collection and pressing facility, but the building remained in ruins
In Berlin Neukölln, the former Quelle outlet on Karl-Marx-Strasse and the adjacent multi-storey car park are being transformed into a vibrant new destination. Designed to serve both the urban population and office workers on
Europe’s largest Hampton by Hilton hotel, which opened in August 2024, stands as an architectural landmark in Rudolfsheim-Fünfhaus, an up-and-coming district of Vienna. Spanning 15.500 m² across nine floors, the hotel features 355 modern
Military Forests and Estates SR set out to construct a carbon-neutral, nearly energy self-sufficient headquarters using their own local resources. Equally important was their commitment to the principles of the circular economy, incorporating renewable
Viskafors is a small town along the river Viskan in Sweden’s scenic inland, east of Gothenburg. The residential layout fosters interaction among residents, with events in the foyer strengthening social connections between tenants and
The existing 878 m² plateau, previously a neglected public space, primarily served as access to the Museum. Its poor condition negatively impacted the Museum’s functionality. To revitalize the area, a plan was proposed to
IRDK Coffee Shop: A Journey of Exploration and Creativity This project transforms the “I Really Don’t Know” (IRDK) coffee shop in Abu Dhabi into an innovative art space designed to engage and inspire indecisive
The project brief was to create a meeting point for discussions on the environment and biodiversity within Tramore Valley Park. Conceptually, the building aims to frame a view of Carroll’s Bog, inviting park visitors
Chromatic House’s child-like playfulness stems directly from the clients’ mandate. A young nuclear family of five, they desired a city home where their children could grow up playing together, actively engaged in the care
The project was designed as a 32-room boutique hotel, to be built on the site of a demolished commercial block, redeveloped in line with the Urban Regeneration Law. The design aimed to establish a
This is a complete renovation of a detached house located in Kyoto City. Situated at the focal point of a narrow alley’s axis, the façade is designed to convey a sense of frontality. While
Villa delle Querce is a modern residence in Riano, surrounded by greenery just 15 minutes from the center of Rome. The design revolves around three majestic oak trees, which define a 45° geometric grid
The House of Quartz is a crystallized manifestation of living energy in architectural form. It absorbs, reflects, and amplifies the phenomena of life at any given moment, channeling the enhancement of their vivid frequencies.
The building of the Technical Faculty in Podgorica was constructed in 1975. It is one of the key examples of Montenegrin architectural heritage. The sensitive context required a careful intervention in the interior of the
