This is a residential area where the magnificent nature still remains. The site is situated on a sloped land among natural forest. 

By designing the three volumes along the landscape, diverse activities are generated and one can enjoy unique spatial sequences as they are.

This church is very close to the community, reaching the transcendental through the existing social problems and needs. Our goal has been to open the space for community use, making it more human.

The project is also extremely sensitive to the current economic circumstances, so we have resorted to materials and construction techniques chosen by economical saving and sustainability premises.

The “Breath Box” is an ephemeral installation for the Festival des Architectures Vives at La Grande Motte, France.

The wind comes lift the many reflective modules, providing a duality between visual experience and reflection ripple. The recomposed mirror is deformed under the influence of wind, making them interact with the natural elements and the senses. 

The Departments of Law and Central Administration of the Vienna University of Economics and Business consist in a 200 meter long pair of buildings snaking west to east in a series of brightly coloured streaks that cheer up the often grey skies of Vienna’s Prater district. 

A bold, minimalist renovation of a pool house in Toronto is designed to be multifunctional, the open-space interiors can easily transform from pool house to guesthouse to entertainment space to work studio to event space.

Both the outdoor and indoor spaces subtly riffs on its mid-century modern aesthetic, creating an environment that’s simple in its orientation and rich in details and textures.