Spatial Sequence
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Project • By Oğuzhan Oral Architecture • Offices
San Holding Office
The 180 m² office for SAN Holding was conceived as a workspace that conveys the institution’s identity through clarity of layout, controlled material use and spatial refinement. The design develops around a sequence of gradually increasing privacy. The reception and waiting area form the most public zone. These are followed by two meeting rooms positioned on opposite sides of the corridor. The plan then transitions into an open office aligned along the façade so that staff can benefit from daylight throughout the day. The sequence continues with a guest meeting room placed close to the façade and concludes with the executive offices.
ZM Yasa Photography
ZM Yasa Photography
The primary surfaces of th... More
Project • By Fausto Ferrara • Temples
Temple of Silence
The Temple of Silence is a Total Spatial Work by Fausto Ferrara, built in Torrenieri, Tuscany, as a private non-denominational sacred pavilion.
The Work originates from a radical question: can architecture exist beyond function and return human beings to a condition of presence? The Temple is neither a hall, a church nor a meditation facility understood as a service. It is a place in which architecture suspends purpose in order to preserve another condition of dwelling: silence, inoperativity and a return to oneself.
The entrance does not coincide with a façade. A large curved wall interrupts direct movement and transforms access into a sequence of thresholds. The body is required to slow down, deviate and momentarily lose its habi... More
Project • By Eklekt Atelier • Showrooms
Audio Center Showroom - Poland
Audio Center Show Room is an interior project combining a primary circulation space with a dedicated listening area, designed as an architectural framework for sound presentation and spatial experience. The project explores the relationship between movement, materiality, and acoustics, treating sound as an integral component of the architectural concept.
EKLEKT ATELIER
The circulation zone is defined by a sculptural, openwork staircase carved into a rocky, monolithic interior. The stairs lead through a vertically articulated space where material mass and light establish a slow, deliberate sequence of movement. At the center of the stair void, a shallow plane of water is introduced as an active architectural element.
Suspended above t... More
Project • By Eklekt Atelier • Restaurants
Adong BB
Adong is a Japanese-inspired dining space in Bielsko-Biała, designed as a serene architectural composition rather than a themed interior. The project translates core principles of Japanese architecture — harmony, rhythm and material honesty — into a contemporary restaurant experience.
ANNA GRUSZKOWSKA
ANNA GRUSZKOWSKA
ANNA GRUSZKOWSKA
ANNA GRUSZKOWSKA
The main dining hall is organised as a calm spatial grid. Modular timber panels line the walls, defining the space through repetition and proportion. Indirect light integrated into each segment accentuates the horizontal order of the interior, creating a warm and immersive backdrop that supports focus and togetherness at the table.
Above the guests, suspended... More