Modulor Architecture

Gabriela Fukatschova

Modulor Architecture

At Modulor Architecture, our team brings life to residential spaces, emphasizing a tailored approach to client needs and functional design. With over two decades at the helm, my focus has been on marrying the art of architecture with practical usability, ensuring each structure we create stands out for its distinctive tectonics aligned with their purpose.

Gabriela Fukatschova, architect and founder
Architect and studio founder Gabriela Fukatschová graduated from the Faculty of Architecture at the Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava in 1998, completing her studies in the Department of Interior Design, Scenography, and Exhibition Design, headed by Prof. Ing. arch. Ivan Petelen, with her thesis supervised by architect Pavel Kosnáč. She has been a licensed architect with both the Slovak and Czech Chambers of Architects since 2006. She runs her own architectural studio, @modulor_architects, known for its precise style, clean lines, and emphasis on functionalism, detail, and enduring aesthetics, with a presence in Slovakia, the Czech Republic, and Austria, as well as global collaborations. Architect Gabriela Fukatschová organizes and curates the Designtalks Bratislava event, where she presents projects and visions shaping today’s architectural scene - from the restoration of functionalist buildings and the renovation of European institutions to experimental acoustic spaces and sustainable design.

Official Name of the Office
Modulor Architecture, Bratislava, Slovakia

Category
Architecture
Interior Design

Location
Bratislava, Slovakia

Founded
1998

Number of employees
4

Links
Website
Instagram
LinkedIn

Make contact
atelier@modulor.sk

Awards

Winning projects

House Regelsbrunn

This single-family building proposes a ground-floor house solution with living rooms oriented around a small atrium. The plan footprint of the house is U-shaped with orientation to the sun,
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