Kamenitza Park Office Building, Plovdiv
The office building in Kamenitza Park complex, is a modern and energy-efficient solution, covering the requirements of local investors willing to develop their business in Plovdiv. It consists of a total of 10,500 m² built-up
Lisette, Ankara
Lisette, the newest member of Bemse Group, aims to catch the shining and lively colours of jewellery in a chocolate brand. Nēowe designed and constructed the very first store of the brand in Kuzu
Hilton Garden Inn Budapest
Hilton Garden Inn hotel is located in the center of Budapest, close to Basilica, on a narrow and dense street lacking public spaces. Through design, we tried to compensate for this lack through a
Haus Rothenbach, Schwarzenberg
This building can be found in Schwarzenberg, a small idyllic village in the rural region of Bregenzerwald. The perfect combination of tradition and modern spirit is especially reflected by its architecture – thereby wood
Pisalna miza
This desk made from specially selected rustic oak wood was created for a Slovenian fine art painter with a strong sense of sustainability and tradition. The oak wood is joined using traditional techniques without
EGO all day exclusive bar, Kalamata
The project is located on an 800 sq.m. site in the south of Peloponnese, specifically on the coastal front of the city of Kalamata, facing south. The aim was to redesign the existing buildings and
EGO all day exclusive bar, Kalamata
The project is located on an 800 sq.m. site in the south of Peloponnese, specifically on the coastal front of the city of Kalamata, facing south. The aim was to redesign the existing buildings and
EGO all day exclusive bar, Kalamata
"If you want to know about the culture of a city, spend a night in its bars". Ernest HemingwayThe project is located on an 800 sq.m. site in the south of Peloponnese, specifically on the
Reconstruction of Örkény Theatre’s auditorium and public spaces, Budapest
There is nothing more important in a theatre than the play. All the magic happens on stage or better said “mostly in the head of the audience”, as the director of the Örkény Theatre