Architectural concrete

Designed for NOVOLIFE, a Thai manufacturer of herbal and natural health products, the project translates the company's philosophy into an architectural environment where landscape, climate, and everyday work are organized beneath a gently curving roof. Rather than expressing the client's identity through symbolic forms, the building integrates natural systems into daily occupation, creating a workplace where architecture and nature function as one.  Weelapon Singnoi Weelapon Singnoi Weelapon Singnoi Weelapon Singnoi Weelapon Singnoi Responding to Thailand's tropical climate, the gently curved roof serves as the project's defining architectural element. It rises to accommodate larger workspaces, lowers at the c... More

At a unique location on the banks of the IJ in Amsterdam-Noord, the residential tower Kaap: Blanc is being realised. The tower consists of 18 apartments, each located on one of the corners, with different panoramic views along the IJ and the skyline of the city. The alternating balconies fan out to all sides of the building and give a sense of space and freedom. Blanc is part of the KAAP project, which consists of five different residential towers with apartments directly on the IJ. Located right in the middle, Blanc takes a prominent place in the area. The omnidirectional building provides a different perspective from every side and the double-height entrance sets the tone of the building. A park surrounding the residential towers will be... More

Tampico house is a project that seeks to bring a fragment of Tampico’s architectural memory into the context of Morelos through a contemporary reinterpretation of its most characteristic elements.  The project’s language is defined by a series of arches cast in pigmented concrete in a brick tone, evoking the traditional Tampico portico.  Andrés Cedillo This gesture not only establishes the formal identity of the house, but also introduces warmth and creates a soft transition between interior and exterior spaces, allowing for a constant connection with nature throughout the home.  Located in Jiutepec, Morelos, and developed on a 400 m² site with a built area of 180 m², the house responds dire... More

Situated near a sparse forest with intriguing vistas over the suburbs of Nicosia, this house stands in a deliberately ambiguous way: Rather than adopting a conventional residential typology that opens outward to offer uninterrupted views of the surrounding landscape, it rises as an austere, introverted box. Is it a building, a sculpture or a container? The architectural proposal constitutes a systematic elaboration of the primordial dwelling-box and its reinterpretation in relation to contemporary modes of domestic living. Caption Caption Caption The design begins with a three-dimensional grid - a lattice of points forming the rudimentary outline of a box with a 14×17 meters plan. Fragments of the natural landscape gra... More

This is a small-scale resort project in the center of Vietnam urban city. The challenge was developing a place that offered a secluded place and different experience from high-density urban status quo. Guiding for this idea is an image inspired by Asian silk ribbons which is telling a story about Vietnamese identity in resorts, traditional earthy colors, sustainable local materials, and a spirit of reused old items. MAS Studio MAS Studio MAS Studio MAS Studio MAS Studio MAS Studio MAS Studio With an area of 150 m2, this project is planned with 8 floors. We are focus on developing a culinary space on the 2nd floor. The 1st floor is devoted for creating a traffic landscape that connected to the 2nd floor, a... More

 Situated on a peninsula in Culiacán, Sinaloa, this beige concrete residence with travertine cladding boasts unobstructed 360° views of the expansive lake and surrounding landscape. Fernando Marroquín Fernando Marroquín Fernando Marroquín The design strategically positions social areas and bedrooms to emphasize these vistas. A spiraling staircase at the heart of the house serves as the focal point, piercing all three levels, from the basement garage through the living and dining spaces to the bedrooms above. Skillfully crafted from cast concrete, this striking sculptural element orchestrates the spatial flow, seamlessly integrating the living spaces and private quarters. The ceiling above... More