‬ architecture

Kongelys Café is designed as a new and distinctive gathering point in Hedehusene, situated between office buildings and residential areas. The project introduces a new social meeting place to the area, creating an informal setting for employees, residents and visitors alike. Caption The café is conceived as a simple timber volume in a deep red hue, carefully selected to establish a visual connection with the colours of the surrounding architecture and create a sense of coherence across the area. The terrace is designed as a natural extension of the café, strengthening the connection between interior and exterior. Together, the building and its outdoor spaces create an inviting setting for everyday life, informal... More

Sommerhus Frølunde Fed is a contemporary holiday home centred around architecture, natural light and a close connection to its surroundings. Set within the scenic landscape of Frølunde Fed, the house is shaped by the distinctive character of the site and the quiet rhythm of the surrounding landscape. The architecture is driven by a desire to create a retreat where simplicity, materiality and functionality come together in a clear and harmonious whole. The house comprises four bedrooms and two bathrooms, as well as a generous living space that brings the kitchen, dining area and living room together in one continuous open flow. This space forms the heart of the home – a place for gathering and spending time together, wit... More

Chungjang-ro has long been one of the central streets of Gwangju, shaped by the continuous flow of people over generations. Fashion, food, and culture naturally converge here, making it an urban lifestyle hub frequented by both younger generations and local residents. Through its cafes, shops, festivals, and performances, the street has accumulated layers of the city’s everyday life and collective memory. A place where tradition and modernity, the ordinary and the unexpected coexist, Chungjang-ro most vividly embodies Gwangju’s distinctive artistic energy and sense of freedom, captured in the phrase, ‘The Road of Art, Freedom, and Youth.’ Mingu Kang Mingu Kang Mingu Kang Mingu Kang Set within th... More

A preliminary design proposal for an extension to an institution in Zealand, introducing an additional room as a freestanding volume. Caption The proposal takes the form of a unified timber-clad volume with a clear and contemporary architectural identity. The vertical cladding emphasises the geometry and proportions of the extension, defining it as a distinct addition to the existing building while maintaining a simple and precise connection to the original structure. Caption The layout is organised around a clear and functional plan, with a focus on natural daylight and a seamless transition between the existing building and the new extension. Caption More

Lindevangs Allé in Frederiksberg comprises 12 residential units and one commercial unit. The development is conceived as a series of stacked villas, with lush green gardens distributed across multiple levels. The building steps up and down, reaching four storeys towards Lindevangs Allé and up to five storeys towards Nimbusparken. Caption Caption Caption Caption Caption More

The project comprises a new development on Usserød Kongevej, consisting of five residential units and one commercial space at ground level. The building is constructed in light-coloured brick with decorative brickwork in a sawtooth bond, while the rooftop apartment is clad in copper. All windows and doors are finished in a copper tone, creating a cohesive architectural expression. Caption Caption Caption The outdoor areas have been carefully designed in accordance with the visions set out in the municipal plan for the creation of new urban spaces along Usserød Kongevej. In response to this, the building is set back from the road, creating a more generous and inviting relationship between the architecture, the s... More

Kystvillaen is situated on the edge of the coastal landscape in Greve and extends across approximately 330 square metres. The house is designed with a focus on calm, rhythm and light, where natural materials and fluid transitions create a harmonious flow throughout the spaces. Large floor-to-ceiling windows open the house towards the coast, while terraces extend from the living areas, dissolving the boundary between indoors and outdoors. The villa is organised around a three-part zoning concept — private, shared and creative spaces — each with its own atmosphere and function. Movement through the house follows a natural transition from open and social spaces to more intimate and secluded areas. The central volume accommodates t... More

The Rampa House is located at an almost mystical place with picturesque rock outcrops. The ramps make the route interesting inside with different angles of view.  TETRO TETRO The leisure area merges the social area into a multifunctional space right in the middle and where everything happens. The heart of the house. TETRO TETRO More

The project focuses on the renovation and transformation of the house’s exterior and the surrounding garden. The existing architecture is updated with new exterior elements, including a new terrace that strengthens the connection between the house and the garden. The garden is designed as a series of distinct outdoor spaces, each with its own atmosphere and function. Areas for morning sun, dining, relaxation, sunbathing, afternoon activities and evening gatherings are defined through planting, pathways and variations in materials. Caption Caption Caption Caption A central aspect of the project is the sensory experience of the garden. Aromatic plants, changing light, lush vegetation, and the sound and movement of... More

Immersed in the lush vegetation of Costa Verde, Blue Star House emerges as an extension of the landscape. Conceived from the idea of total integration with nature, the architecture is oriented toward the horizon, dissolving the boundaries between interior and exterior and creating generous shaded areas that define spaces of transition and permanence between inside and outside. Large pivoting wooden doors open the interiors to views of the sea and mountains, allowing the house to transform according to the degree of openness while promoting cross ventilation. Natural light flows through the spaces, filtering through façade elements and openings of varied geometries. Throughout the day, shafts of light draw the interior between solids... More

The project involves the renovation of a 1960s apartment overlooking Parco Bolasco in Castelfranco Veneto. A central volume, clad in color, organizes the home and defines its perceptual structure: it concentrates the service spaces, separating and at the same time connecting the living and sleeping areas, becoming the fulcrum around which the space is articulated. STUDIO RONCATO ARCHITETTI STUDIO RONCATO ARCHITETTI The living area opens into a unified, fluid environment, while the sleeping area is constructed as a sequence of thresholds, openings, and glimpses. The layout is no longer merely functional but becomes a tool for orientation and the construction of depth. Warm materials, textured color tones, and natural light define... More

The four-storey building is located on the north-west boundary of a large science and technology park. The structure serves as the starting point for a chain of distinct urban blocks, creating a gradual transition between the large-scale research buildings and the low-density detached housing area to the west. To the north, the building opens onto the surrounding field landscape. Research facilities for machine learning have been established here as part of the University of Tübingen’s Excellence Strategy. Prefabricated in a serial production process, the timber modular structure was completed within a mere seven months. The building meets high sustainability standards. Designed in accordance with Silver BNB Certification susta... More

A small single-family home situated on a narrow street corner in the city. Designed with a T-shaped floor plan to fit the irregularly shaped lot, the house features a triangular garden surrounded by the living room, dining room, and kitchen.  YYAA YYAA The interior and exterior blend seamlessly, creating an open living space. The floors and kitchen are finished with mortar, and by carefully selecting paint colors for each species of wood, the design achieves a balance between the solidity of the materials and the abstract quality of the space. YYAA YYAA YYAA More

Haribo’s gummy bears have symbolized a seemingly innocent and colorful world of joy for over a century. Children and adults alike associate them with lightheartedness, innocence, and playful pleasure. Yet Theodor W. Adorno, one of the sharpest critics of the culture industry, would have seen in this cheerful sweetness the mechanisms of mass production and standardized desires. Haribo is not merely a brand—it is a global emblem of the consumer culture that, according to Adorno, contributes to the disenfranchisement of the individual. All the more remarkable, then, is the challenge taken on by Tuncer Cakmakli Architects (TCA) in designing a new Haribo factory—not as a mere machine for production, but as a spatial response ro... More