Meet Entropic

Our design philosophy is rooted in the renowned Nordic architectural offices, particularly BIG Bjarke Ingels Group, where our founders met. We hold a deep appreciation for Scandinavian design—an approach that reimagines buildings from first principles, valuing comfort, minimalism, and social impact—seamlessly merging with the vibrant, soulful energy of Mediterranean design, known for its color, material richness, and connection to communal life.

We craft environments that balance functional clarity with warmth and vitality. Our spaces are practical yet inviting, shaped by natural light, tactile materials, and layouts designed for human interaction. This fusion of precision and expression fosters dynamic communities where architecture enhances both individual experiences and collective well-being.Each project is a celebration of this north-south synergy, weaving together light, space, and nature to create places that are not just lived in but deeply felt—urban experiences that respond to both the environment and the human spirit.

Our mission is to establish a new paradigm in which spaces allow people and nature to coexist in mutually beneficial harmony. This is the essence of regenerative design—creating environments that restore and replenish the natural world as they thrive. Our ambition extends beyond achieving carbon neutrality; our goal is to foster carbon negativity. Architecture must evolve to not only address sustainability challenges but to actively enhance the ecological health of our environments. How can buildings not only store carbon dioxide but also enrich biodiversity?

Sustainability is no longer an optional feature in the building industry; it is the essential foundation. We adopt an eco-centric perspective, moving away from an anthropocentric ideology that seeks merely to mitigate damage. Our structures are designed not just to minimize harm but to actively rejuvenate our planet—expanding green spaces, purifying air, generating clean water, and harnessing renewable energy.

“We need to shift from sustainability to regeneration and along the way redefine our belief in what progress really means.”
Jason F. McLennan

Our mission is to unlock freedom and activity through design innovation. Much of our cities today are based on outdated assumptions about what buildings and urban spaces should be, rather than responding to the challenges of a rapidly changing world. With climate change, the digital revolution, rising sea levels, and emerging technologies like automation, cities face either ad-hoc transformation or gradual decline.

How can we create comfortable urban environments for extreme climates? How can buildings become tools for climate resilience rather than contributors to the problem? Instead of fulfilling expectations or treating design as a purely aesthetic task, we seek to re-challenge norms, uncover untapped potential, and bring fresh optimism to the built environment. Where others see crisis, we see opportunity—for cities to evolve into more diverse, livable, and inspiring places.

“If I had asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses.”
Henry Ford