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Primary school in 1 layer in wooden constructionBased on social and technical needs, many primary schools will be improved and replaced in the coming years. Many of those primary schools are single-storey and will remain so in the new construction option. From the vision of the B-group “Together. Building. Consciously.” we are closely involved in buildings with a social context. We also do this from a conscious vision where, in addition to a financially feasible building, we also build biobased, mainly in wood. B-too Circular Timber Construction for schoolsWood in schools contributes to improving the learning performance of students and creating a better working environment for teachers and staff. In addition, timber const... More

 In collaboration with garden architects, we created an area with field trees that will become a pleasant refuge for both insects and cyclists who are using the adjacent trail. Here, bees will find hives and plants to pollinate, and the passerby a resting place – a chapel for a quiet prayer. Alex shoots buildings Alex shoots buildings Alex shoots buildings Alex shoots buildings Alex shoots buildings Alex shoots buildings Alex shoots buildings  The Resting Chapel between vineyards and agro-voltaics for the South Moravian company MND a.s. Our building is part of the reclamation of an industrial site where oil and gas were previously mined. By planting vineyards and photovoltaic panels above... More

Concept 180 apartments & commercial plinth | Amsterdam   Extraordinary life in a green landscape at any altitude Mountain Valley, or MoVa for short, owes its name to the combination of “Mountains” and “Valleys”. The Mountain takes its shape by allowing the masses to bounce back at every level. This creates an outdoor space per layer that is divided into private, semi-public and public. The Valley is created when two Mountains are turned towards each other. The space between the Mountains forms a closed public indoor area that can be used by the community as an outdoor space. Boom Builds Adaptable to every wish Many functions have been integrated within the MoVa building design to create as much liv... More

 Located in the picturesque canton of Grecia, Costa Rica, Residencia Vista del Valle is an architectural design project that perfectly reflects the fusion between international contemporary aesthetics and the natural surroundings of the Central Valley. This project has been carefully designed under our contextual design approach, which considers the project’s environment to maximize the spectacular views of the valley, offering its residents a constant connection with the surrounding landscape. On the Spot On the Spot On the Spot On the Spot Following an international contemporary architectural style, the residence features high-quality finishes in wood and natural stone, creating a harmonious contrast that b... More

The issue of superimposed programs raises the question of the identity of its components. Lot A1 of the Léon Blum joint development zone, at the foot of the future SGP line 15 station, is home to a residential development of 144 units and a 12-class nursery school. Sergio Grazia Sergio Grazia Sergio Grazia The program is complex. Everyone has to find their place, their identity. Particularly the very young. The Sophie Scholl school forms the base, the support for the operation, anchoring the facility in the public space, while providing protection from the outside world. The envelope is made of light-colored architectural concrete. The complex is built over two and a half stories. The program is divided into two entit... More

Le Sauna is a serene Japanese-style retreat designed to soothe both mind and body, blending timeless architectural elements with thoughtful craftsmanship. Its dignified earthen walls and the warm elegance of a handcrafted wooden roof create a harmonious connection with nature. Sobokuya Inc. Courtesy of Sobokuya_by Sobokuya Sobokuya Inc. Courtesy of Sobokuya_by Sobokuya Key features of Le Sauna include a beautifully curved entrance and a tokonoma (alcove) that incorporates bamboo latticework into pine posts, preserving their natural bark for added rustic charm. The bathing area features a Kiso cypress bath, renowned for its durability and fragrance, placed by a large window with Kyoto-style sliding screens for privacy. Adjacent to... More

The building is located amidst the picturesque landscapes of the Greater Poland Lake District, surrounded by hills filled with meadows, pastures, and forests. The area is rich in beautiful views, naturally encouraging relaxation and enjoyment of the local scenery. On the site stood a small Brda-type house, the first home of the Investors in their "adult" lives, which, in the spirit of re-use, was not destroyed but given to another young couple for use on their property. The house was created as a place for relaxation, designed to provide the Investors with the opportunity to peacefully enjoy the charms of the surrounding nature, serving as a retreat and a response to the needs of those seeking a moment of respite and tranquility. Przemys... More

Totonoeru ie embodies simplicity and expansive openings, seamlessly integrated into its landscape. The grand structure features large wooden doors and windows that frame breathtaking views of nearby mountains, transforming the living room and private rooms into natural art galleries. Interior walls, finished with a mix of black charcoal and white plaster, reflect outdoor scenery, enhancing the connection to nature. Sobokuya Inc. Courtesy of Sobokuya_by Sobokuya Complemented by meticulously crafted kitchen and sanitary furniture, the spacious living area balances grandeur with delicate craftsmanship. Sobokuya’s signature taiko beams serve as structural elements and striking staircases, traversing the centre of the room to create... More

SOCHA is a uniquely designed Japanese café themed around traditional Japanese tea and matcha. The concept phase began in 2022, solidified in 2023, and culminated with the café’s official opening in January 2024. The SOCHA project not only serves as a café but also as a showcase of Sobokuya’s design philosophy, offering an immersive experience in both culinary and architectural aspects of Japanese culture. Caption The building housing SOCHA is a renovation project, transforming a space that once served as a newspaper delivery office and a home into a vibrant café on the ground floor and Sobokuya’s Tokyo design office on the second floor. The renovation involved a complete overhaul of both t... More

This project in Žvėrynas, Vilnius, is a thoughtful integration of architecture, family history, and environmental sensitivity. Located behind a 1935 wooden modernist villa, the house has undergone several transformations, with the latest reconstruction designed to adapt to modern needs while preserving its historical significance. The client's childhood home, this space holds deep personal meaning, and the renovation aimed to create a structure with lasting value within the urban fabric and an environmentally friendly approach. Norbert Tukaj Norbert Tukaj The design concept revolves around a modern interpretation of the wooden architecture characteristic of Žvėrynas, with an emphasis on natural materials like pinewood. The use of... More

The main organizers of the project (KSK, KRT, Vyšný Medzev, KST Hikemates) also wanted to support the development of domestic tourism in this way. The proposed shelter serves as a refuge for tourists who decide to go the SNP route or just as a meeting place for year-round tourism enthusiasts in this area and was an initiative by a tourist club hikemates. When designing the object, we were not looking for a new spatial concept, rather we chose a familiar, simple and practical model. Functionally, the interior of the cabin is designed as utilitarian as possible, free from unnecessary elements, so that it provides optimal comfort given its purpose.  The entire building is wooden, the construction is made of plywood boards an... More

Located at the foot of the Yatsugatake Mountain range, our design office is a harmonious blend of traditional Japanese architecture and modern design, inspired by the serene view of Mt. Fuji and the cherry blossoms. Envisioned as a space where one can sit on tatami mats and work while enjoying the breath-taking natural scenery, this building is designed with thoughtfully placed desks and bookshelves. Large windows and skylights flood the interior with natural light, minimizing the need for artificial lighting and creating a contemporary yet serene atmosphere. Caption Caption The structure showcases elements central to Sobokuya’s design vision, such as mud wall finishes and meticulously crafted furniture. A standout feature... More

Solhagaparken is a residential project in Masmo, a suburb located about 20 kilometers south of central Stockholm. The five-story building is situated next to the existing Solhagaparken.   Masmo is in many ways a typical suburban residential area in Vårby, Huddinge. The area was completed in 1964 and is characterized by several large apartment buildings in red brick, arranged around the lush Solhagaparken. Masmo is a place of great contrasts, with expansive green spaces and forests wedged between two elevated highways that connects the area to central Stockholm. To the east, the area is defined by the dramatic slope of Masmoberget and to the west, by the water that connects Huddinge to Botkyrka. Johan Dehlin Johan Dehlin... More

Casa Fronteira is the result of a 1950’s double-storied flat refurbishment, located in one of the first housing co-operative buildings in Lisbon, designed by architect Jorge Albuquerque. @do mal o menos - Eduardo Nascimento Starting from a functionalist internal organization, according to a model system with narrow spaces, the intervention added greater flexibility and spatial dynamics to the interior, allowing it to be used more spontaneously and adaptable to new ways of living.  @do mal o menos - Eduardo Nascimento It focused on maintaining the noble’s characteristics of modernist interiors by rehabilitating existing materials, qualifying them with the use of new materials such as Kambala wood, tiles with dark... More