Architects and interior designers

Our studio, led by designer Yuriy Zimenko, was approached by a client from Vietnam with a very special request: to create a boutique hotel that reflects the spirit of modern Vietnam while preserving its cultural code through a contemporary interpretation of classic design. Caption Caption Caption Caption The key idea was to blend Vietnamese aesthetics with European design traditions. The main feature of this project is the color palette: each hotel room has its own unique color, creating a distinct atmosphere for every guest. Caption Caption Caption Caption Philosophy of the Space: Here, every object has value. Every piece of furniture, every textile, every decorative element — everything is... More

 A building that is constructed and designed to be environmentally responsible and resource-efficient is called a green building. Green buildings are designed to maintain or improve the quality of the environment around them. Deep under its stylish mien, with Nature running through the veins of this house of 3732 Square feet, is a green building. Team Uru’s journey with their project endearingly calls the dream project of their client Zainuddeen C, “The House beneath a Jackfruit Tree”. In cultures all over the world, Jackfruit trees symbolize prosperity, connectedness, and eternal life. When Team Uru visited the plot situated at Malappuram for the first time, they realized that the old Jackfruit tree had a long story... More

Situated on the fourth floor of the Grade 1 listed Lloyd's Building, Velonetic stands as a captivating presence in a location steeped in historical significance. The Lloyd's Building, renowned for its distinctive architecture, provides an unparalleled backdrop for this forward-thinking hub. But how does one seamlessly blend modern design with a building that echoes the past? Velonetic took up the challenge to create an environment that respects tradition and embraces cutting-edge innovation within the insurance industry. Banker Wire Purposefully departing from the corporate aesthetic typically associated with the Lloyd's Building, Velonetic's redesigned space introduces a harmonious contrast. Here, modernity and tradition engage in a... More

Project FG was an intervention carried out in a property located in the city of Oaxaca de Juárez. This project aimed to grow and reorganize spaces based on the client's needs. To achieve this, it was necessary to expand and adapt the architectural composition around and on the existing property. Natural lighting played a crucial role, requiring the preservation of most open spaces and interior courtyards. Windows were opened inward to maximize the use of natural light.   omar lopez bautista The materials used in the architectural composition included steel structures and wood for ceilings in outdoor areas and terraces. Exterior floors were complemented with ceramic tiles resembling stone materials. Warmer materials like w... More

Brooke House, a new residential development by GRID architects, has completed in Acton, west London, delivering 102 100% affordable homes for women on behalf of Women’s Pioneer Housing (WPH) in partnership with L&Q. The 15-storey building replaces an outdated estate of 39 flats with a significantly expanded and future-facing housing offer, tailored to the needs of single women in London. The project’s name also reflects this legacy. Previously known as Brook House, it was renamed Brooke House in a subtle reference to Emma Brooke, the 19th-century novelist and campaigner for women’s and workers’ rights. This connection is carried into the building’s entrance foyer through a mural by award-winning printmaker... More

We received a call from a client that they brought a new property in the commercial tower and wanted to cover the space into meaning full office space. Siddhant Temkar When we say office space, we as humans have a typical understanding of chairs and tables but what about the essence of the space? the aura of the space, we as a designer can change that? As every office has its own principles and philosophy of work that derives from its daily flow, so architecture and interior play a major role in keeping the aura positive. Siddhant Temkar When we analyze the business and background of the client, we understood everything is related to soil. We had a walkthrough of the site (Raw shell), and the unorganized beam grid and lighting c... More

The objective of the Espresso Alchemy café design in Hong Kong's Harbour City mall was to visually connect two disjointed but adjacent spaces. Metagram inserted vividly coloured architectural forms in order to create this iconic design. Metagram The site located in Tsim Sha Tsui, a key tourist district of Hong Kong, was one without clear boundaries and was surrounded by much visual clutter, making it difficult to control the design experience. Metagram Comprised of two sections, the primary tenancy was narrow, oddly shaped, and visually open to a vast, mostly inactive common mall area providing good visibility but little privacy. Metagram Adjacent to the tenancy, within the open mall space was the secondary area. Th... More

CASA ANCORA is a project which remodels the 1990s-built detached villa located in the Algarve, Southern Portugal. Fernando Guerra The concept specified the use of grey stone floors and uncovered raw concrete together with white walls.  Fernando Guerra The use of the same material on all of the internal and external surface areas creates a collective feeling of fluidity and elegance which add to the sense of light and space.  Fernando Guerra The rooms connect by ceiling-high white sliding doors and allow openness for the spaces but also the creation of a cosy atmosphere when closed.  Fernando Guerra The use of solid timber contrasts with the architectural grey and white surfaces. The “grey co... More

The project finds inspiration in the kitchens of villages: those where meal preparation uses firewood and smoke, and as a result of this, the shade of the walls gets dark. And also those where there’s a smell of wet soil and the utensils are made of pewter and clay and the whole space revolves around the act of feeding the soul. Jaime Navarro   Materiality in its purest form, of each of the elements that make up the space, is the leading thread of the proposal; apparent concrete, burned wood and volcanic stone plates complement the discourse, crowned by a suspended metallic gabion which contains broken pieces of clay objects: everyday use food and drink containers such as plates, pots, jars and glasses amongst others. J... More