Archello Awards 2026 · Enter your projects before 30 September 2026
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Project • By Seraro by RamicalPrivate Houses

Pradera House

Designed by Seraro by Ramical, Pradera House is a contemporary residence in the cold Sabana de Bogotá, Colombia, that balances sophisticated luxury with tectonic honesty. Seraro by Ramical Seraro by Ramical The architecture is configured in an 'L' shape to embrace a central natural water mirror, blurring the boundaries between the interior comfort and the raw external landscape. The design relies on an honest material palette: local exposed brick—a tribute to local identity—polished concrete, natural wood, and high-performance minimalist glazing. Seraro by Ramical Seraro by Ramical Inside, the material narrative continues. The grand, double-height living room features a monumental concrete fireplace,... More

Project • By AresteaPrivate Houses

Bodavi Residence

Contextual Synthesis and Conceptual Framework ​Situated within the historically layered and dynamically evolving urban fabric of Tbilisi’s Chugureti district, the Bodavi Residence represents a rigorous synthesis of contemporary residential typologies and site-specific contextualism. Currently in its execution phase, this exclusive private commission is conceived as a sanctuary that navigates the complex dialogue between the area's rich heritage and avant-garde architectural expression. Rather than imposing a monolithic presence, the design philosophy operates on the principle of respectful yet uncompromising modern intervention. Arestea Arestea Arestea Volumetric Articulation and Massing The formal logic of the resid... More

Project • By AresteaPrivate Houses

Casa Asteria

Architectural Concept: Cosmological Tectonics The project transcends the boundaries of a mere architectural object, emerging instead as an aesthetic manifestation of space and matter within the urban fabric of Tbilisi. The nomenclature ‘Casa Asteria’—etymologically rooted in the ‘stellar’—is not merely a poetic metaphor alluding to the structure’s luminous, ethereal geometry or its nocturnal exterior aesthetic. Rather, it stands as a literal declaration of the building's material provenance and tectonic essence. Here, architecture is conceived as the organised, rational reorganisation of stardust; every physical component, whether structural framework or surface cladding, is a direct product of ste... More