‬ Design

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

Working within a narrow industrial volume, the project develops as a vertical spatial landscape where galleries, bridges, split levels, skylights, and framed views maximize daylight while creating visual connections between floors. A sculptural staircase forms the architectural backbone of the residence, transforming circulation into a spatial experience. İbrahim Özbunar İbrahim Özbunar İbrahim Özbunar İbrahim Özbunar The house is conceived as a sequence of interconnected spaces rather than isolated rooms, with social functions on the lower levels and private spaces unfolding above. Living areas, bedrooms, study zones, gallery spaces, and hidden workspaces remain visually connected while maintaining... 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 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

 In the eastern part of Milan, between the future BEIC, Porta Vittoria and the former Macello area, the project is set within an urban context undergoing continuous transformation. The client returns to collaborate with the studio to expand their home by incorporating the adjoining apartment, transforming two independent units into a single residence capable of adapting to the evolving needs of family life. The home takes shape from the union of two apartments which, once freed from their boundaries, begin to interact as a single organism. The separating wall is punctuated by a sequence of openings that turns the domestic journey into a continuous discovery. Rooms unfold through deep, transversal views, expanding the perception of spa... More

Selva houses explore the possibility of reconciling everyday urban life with a more immediate experience of nature. Located in Alto de Pinheiros, one of São Paulo’s traditional garden neighborhoods, the project comprises eight detached houses conceived as individual dwellings immersed in a continuous landscape. The architecture is organized around the presence of vegetation, treated not as a backdrop but as an active part of the spatial experience. Developed in collaboration with the landscape designer Caterina Poli, the garden introduces native species around the swimming pool, along the circulation areas, and into the visual field of the interiors, reinforcing the sense of living within a planted environment. Caption... More

The new mixed-use development, designed by Morphogenesis, acts as an urban canvas expressing Bengal’s vibrant cultural heritage, celebrating its enduring ethos of community and belonging.  ​​​​​The ITC Green Centre in Kolkata is a 17-acre mixed-use development in Rajarhat—a rapidly expanding suburb envisioned as the city’s next growth corridor. Conceived as the winning entry of a design competition, the project brings together IT and corporate offices, a hotel, a knowledge centre, and residential towers. Beyond accommodating these varied programmes, the campus acts as an urban anchor, shaping a new district within the city’s dense fabric. The architecture draws directly from Bengal’s cultural and env... More

At the junction of the shopping mall and office on the fourth floor of Shanghai Plaza 66, the mo labo coffee kiosk quietly occupies a small corner, bringing a whiff of coffee aroma to the office people. In terms of design, we use materials as the starting point of the narrative: the mottled texture of artistic handmade tiles, the cool veins of natural stone, and the rustic, eco-friendly touch of coffee grounds panels—together they build the composed, quality feel that specialty coffee deserves, while also creating a visual pull from afar to up close within the depth of view along the mall passageway. Rui Du Rui Du Rui Du Rui Du Looking from the mall corridor, the colors of the handmade tiles gradually unfold from... More