#FacadeDesign

The UK House, designed by Ulema and Ulema Architecture, sits at the highest point of a 3,470 sqm terraced plot. True to its name, the house features a rain trench and cistern system that collects, filters, and reuses rainwater for irrigation throughout its landscape. The large garden features a variety of elements, including olive trees and lavender shrubs, while the smaller garden introduces a lively collection of roosters, hens, peacocks, canaries, sheep, and dogs. Together, these elements create a multisensory outdoor experience. ZM Yasa Photography ZM Yasa Photography ZM Yasa Photography ZM Yasa Photography Preserving the site’s natural vegetation, the design embraces a rich landscape scheme with aromatic plan... More

Nova, is an architectural renovation project completed in 2024, that adds modern design elements to an existing building located in an industrial area, separating the structure from its surrounding environment and revitalizing it. The project highlights our office's ongoing commitment to revitalizing existing buildings, preserving their integrity while adapting them for contemporary use. By carefully restoring key architectural features and introducing innovative solutions, the renovation enhances the building's functionality and aesthetic appeal. This approach reflects our dedication to sustainable design practices and the thoughtful reuse of built environments. ZM Yasa Photography ZM Yasa Photography ZM Yasa Photography Th... More

In the heart of Psyrri, one of Athens' most vibrant neighborhoods, we designed a compact 20 sq.m. sweet shop that feels closer to an architectural installation than a conventional storefront. 314 Architecture Studio 314 Architecture Studio Rather than competing with the area's eclectic rhythm, we introduced soft, curved geometries that create a calming presence.  A central column blends seamlessly into the ceiling and walls, forming a continuous, fluid surface with no hard edges or partitions. 314 Architecture Studio 314 Architecture Studio The facade is lined with ceramic tiles, echoing those found in Athenian homes of the 1950's and 60's-a subtle reference to the city's architectural memory and the handmade deta... More

The renovation project of Palazzo Mazzini in Montebelluna was driven by the intention to breathe new life into an existing building located in the city center, transforming it into an elegant and contemporary presence that engages with its urban surroundings. The studio carefully oversaw both interior and exterior design, shaping every detail within a unified project that creates a dialogue between private spaces and architectural image. Emanuele Bressan Emanuele Bressan Emanuele Bressan Emanuele Bressan Emanuele Bressan The treatment of common areas was one of the central aspects of the intervention, aiming to create bright and orderly environments that naturally and comfortably accompany daily life. Circulation s... More

The concept of the ‘architectural boundary’ has long been a compelling topic for exploring the gaps and relationships between buildings and the city. The epidermis, or outer skin, which forms this boundary, functions as more than just a protective shell-it becomes an individual object within the urban landscape and serves as a visual and spatial interface that interacts with its surroundings in multifaceted ways. In this project, the designer sought to move beyond a passive facade, intentionally adding depth and richness to the building’s skin to actively engage with its urban context. This design strategy aimed to reframe the architectural surface as a medium of communication and connection, rather than mere visual orname... More

The first defining feature of the project site is, of course, its position at the corner of two streets. Corners are strong points in the composition of the urban fabric—they are points of convergence and the beginnings of street connections. In this case, the corner is hollow, empty, awaiting linkage. In view of this specific urban situation, we felt it was appropriate to clearly reconstruct the contours of the block by respecting the existing structural lines and giving form to the corner. RESERVOIR A Thus, on the Boulevard Tirou side, our proposal continues the alignment of the built frontage with the neighboring buildings. On the Rue de l'Écluse side, the façade curves to follow the street’s bend and alig... More

N House, located in the picturesque Urla Kekliktepe, is the result of a transformative renovation that redefines both the aesthetic and functional aspects of the home. Commissioned by a couple with a finance and law background, the project was undertaken by the Izmir-based architectural firm Ofisvesaire. The renovation focuses on modernity, elegance, and comfort, enhancing both the interior living spaces and exterior areas to align with the homeowners' evolving lifestyle. Kadir Asnaz Kadir Asnaz Kadir Asnaz The main objective of the renovation was to address the homeowners' need for a house that truly reflects their lifestyle, as the previous layout was not fully suited to their needs. The project aimed to create a seamless... More

 The Toa-Bin Head Office, home to the innovative smart vending machine brand, is a collaborative project between SPACE | STORY | STUDIO and LUCID DREAM. Located in a seven-unit row building next to Sanam Pao BTS, the project transforms an ordinary commercial structure into a new kind of workplace—one that reflects the bold vision and technological mindset of a fast-evolving company.   Drawing directly from Toa-Bin’s corporate identity, the design reinterprets architectural language through a lens of precision, modularity, and system thinking. The clean grid, bold rhythm, and controlled transparency of the façade echo the logic of the brand’s machines and the systems behind them.   By raising the a... More