Flexible architecture

The Thinkroom is conceived as a collaborative workplace combined with a library — a rare typology in Gurugram, where fast-paced work culture rarely leaves space for quiet reading and reflection. The idea was to create a workplace that balances focus and collaboration, while also offering a haven for people who enjoy reading and learning within a shared environment. Arkodeb Mukherjee Arkodeb Mukherjee Arkodeb Mukherjee Arkodeb Mukherjee The design draws inspiration from the idea of a “Neher” (river) — and the calm rhythm you experience when sitting beside flowing water with a book. Translating this into the space, a continuous blue flooring element flows through the interior, guiding movement whi... More

In this project we found the opportunity to visually take advantage of the exterior, generate a sense of origin and frame each visual highlight that the stairs generate at the moment of transit; as a result, it is possible that the circulations generate an authentic character to where it is transited and what is visually perceived in each one. Horacio Virissimo Horacio Virissimo The relationship between the interior and exterior is fundamental to Casa AVG. In this case, it is sought that the relationship was not limited to include climatic conditions to generate an adequate temperature regulation. The fundamental objective of the project is to extend the uses of each area to the exterior in order to increase the space that it com... More

The winning design of a new school in Stara Boleslav is based on a flexible approach that will allow the school to evolve in the future according to current needs. The building with its green atria opens to views of local dominants. The school will accommodate up to 900 students from sixteen municipalities and will be funded by the municipalities themselves, which are due to the small number of inhabitants unable to build a school on their own. CHYBIK + KRISTOF Thanks to its views, the new building of the Primary School in Stara Boleslav creates a teaching space with a ubiquitous reference to its location. The architects have integrated its linear, low-rise structure into the surrounding buildings and complemented by vertical green at... More

Set on the southern part of the Parisian green belt, this project comes after the demolition of a 1960s estate. As an answer to this junck architecture culture, we developed an ever flexible structure : free plan, a few columns, and the rest is secondary fill-ins. Today social housing, tomorrow who knows !  Yohan Zerdoun Yohan Zerdoun Yohan Zerdoun   Large exterior spaces, naturally ventilated interiors, planted roof, and a tree per apartment. Yohan Zerdoun Yohan Zerdoun Caption Caption More