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Work · 70,400 m2 · Kaunas, Lithuania

The Serpent asks how the practical scale of warehouse retail can meet the human experience of an urban street. At a gateway to Kaunas, its curved form responds to highway infrastructure, nearby neighbourhoods and a green landscape.

Work / Residential / Public / Masterplanning & Urbanism · 60,700 m2 · Bergen, Norway

The proposal brings new life to a disconnected post-industrial shoreline. Existing halls are retained for flexible workplaces, a gallery or a food hall, while new housing and public amenities extend the waterfront into everyday neighbourhood life.

Religious · 1,089 m2 · Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

AWFA Mosque is conceived as a place of worship and an everyday civic anchor in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The design draws from Najdi relationships between courtyard, shaded passage and enclosed interior, developing these principles through a rhythmic stone frame rather than a literal reproduction of historic form.

Hospitality · 95,740 m2 · KSA

Stone pathways and native vegetation guide guests through a sequence of shaded gardens, cooling pools, and earth-sheltered villas. The architecture maintains visual and climatic harmony with the desert, employing passive strategies for ventilation and solar protection. Spaces are organized around quiet courtyards and water features that encourage reflection, intimacy, and retreat.

Work / Residential / Public / Masterplanning & Urbanism · 60,700 m2 · Bergen, Norway

The proposal brings new life to a disconnected post-industrial shoreline. Existing halls are retained for flexible workplaces, a gallery or a food hall, while new housing and public amenities extend the waterfront into everyday neighbourhood life.

Infrastructure · 50,000 m2 · Vejle, Denmark

The Coastal Path proposes a hybrid landscape that merges flood protection with recreation and ecology. By adding new land to the harbor edge, a system of raised basins and interwoven paths secures the coastline up to 2100. The design restores the missing link between Vejle’s urban core and the natural beauty of its fjord and forest, shielding users from road and rail while offering uninterrupted access to nature.

Infrastructure · 72,000 m2 · Vejle, Denmark

The Floating Gardens transforms the conventional idea of flood infrastructure into a poetic and adaptive landscape. Instead of static seawalls, a series of floating islands protect Vejle while bringing the city closer to its water. Each island is designed as a self-contained micro-ecosystem, hosting habitats for flora, birds, and marine life while integrating social spaces such as playgrounds, cafés, and quiet gardens. Together, they form a new public realm that evolves with the tides—resilient yet constantly alive.

Education · 20,900 m2 · Szczecin, Poland

The proposal places a new Faculty of Computer Science around the campus's existing green core, connected to the neighbouring Electrical Engineering faculty. The shared atrium, planted galleries, informal work areas and the courtyard extend learning beyond scheduled classrooms and laboratories.

Education / Hospitality · 9,000 m2 · Cracow, Poland

Jubilee treats education as a social process. Atriums, broad circulation spaces, seating steps, a café and terraces extend learning beyond the classroom, while quieter rooms support focused study.

Residential · 20,950 m2 · Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

The architecture is conceived as a succession of inhabited edges rather than a single flat facade. Projecting terraces, recessed glazing and planted thresholds create depth between the home and the city. Najdi profiles and the geometry of Al Sadu are treated as design references: a way of organising rhythm, shelter and spatial identity, rather than applying decoration.

Hospitality · 95,740 m2 · KSA

Stone pathways and native vegetation guide guests through a sequence of shaded gardens, cooling pools, and earth-sheltered villas. The architecture maintains visual and climatic harmony with the desert, employing passive strategies for ventilation and solar protection. Spaces are organized around quiet courtyards and water features that encourage reflection, intimacy, and retreat.

Public · 19,200 m2 · Kaunas, Lithuania

A public promenade, a proposed stepped auditorium at the quay and a flexible square around the retained water tower anchor the waterfront. Inland, courtyards combine places to play and rest with planting, water and habitat features. Slow shared streets and pocket plazas support the commercial frontages, while the office band introduces flexible outdoor amenities. Materials, furniture and lighting relate the new spaces to the area’s industrial traces. Planting, permeable surfaces and seasonal change form part of a public landscape conceived to adapt to the district’s evolving life.

Infrastructure · Main crossing approx. 86m · Vienna, Austria

The architecture works through two distinct structural systems. A concealed Pratt truss supports the main garden bridge, while shallower Warren trusses follow the access routes. Developed with structural engineers Degree of Freedom and landscape collaborators LAUT, the proposal brings the bridge section into direct conversation with its public use.

Public · Approx. 45 ha · Finland

Rethinking Li is built upon three pillars of sustainability—social, economic, and ecological. Social sustainability is fostered through new community spaces that encourage interaction and local activity, including gathering areas, outdoor sports, and playgrounds. Economic sustainability supports innovation and local entrepreneurship, while ecological sustainability restores biodiversity through rewilded riverbanks, green corridors, and resilient flood-adaptive design.

Culture · - · Lithuania

The architectural vision draws from Lithuanian rural heritage, transforming the archetype of the farmhouse into a contemporary museum complex. Each volume has a distinct role—administration, storage, café-library—while the central hall serves as the heart for exhibitions. Thatched roofs, timber structures, and reclaimed brick reconnect the museum to vernacular materials and traditions.

Education · 20,900 m2 · Szczecin, Poland

The proposal places a new Faculty of Computer Science around the campus's existing green core, connected to the neighbouring Electrical Engineering faculty. The shared atrium, planted galleries, informal work areas and the courtyard extend learning beyond scheduled classrooms and laboratories.

Education · Net area: 8,010 m2 | Gross area: 12,375 m2 · Helsinki, Finland

Playful Blocks is inspired by the whimsical forms of children’s toys—an ensemble of distinct yet interconnected learning volumes that foster creativity and curiosity. Built atop existing foundations, it minimizes waste and celebrates circular construction, using timber and white brick to create bright, tactile, and enduring spaces. A central indoor street connects the various halls and classrooms, promoting openness, interaction, and community participation. The architecture invites play and exploration, making learning an experience of movement and discovery.

Landmark · 80 m long · Ängelholm, Sweden

The bridge combines mobility with recreation. Its singular structural arch is iconic yet minimal, offering a walkable spine that connects users to the surrounding sky and landscape. It creates generous clearance for boats below while giving pedestrians a playful and memorable spatial experience above.

Work / Residential / Public · 18,250 m2 · Ylöjärvi, Finland

The Lake Neighborhood is ENTROPIC's 2023 competition proposal for Ylöjärvi, Finland. Developed as The Neighborhood Junctions, the masterplan begins with three connections: a cultural east–west axis, a commercial north–south axis and a nature loop around the lake.

Hospitality · 95,740 m2 · KSA

Stone pathways and native vegetation guide guests through a sequence of shaded gardens, cooling pools, and earth-sheltered villas. The architecture maintains visual and climatic harmony with the desert, employing passive strategies for ventilation and solar protection. Spaces are organized around quiet courtyards and water features that encourage reflection, intimacy, and retreat.

Public · 19,200 m2 · Kaunas, Lithuania

A public promenade, a proposed stepped auditorium at the quay and a flexible square around the retained water tower anchor the waterfront. Inland, courtyards combine places to play and rest with planting, water and habitat features. Slow shared streets and pocket plazas support the commercial frontages, while the office band introduces flexible outdoor amenities. Materials, furniture and lighting relate the new spaces to the area’s industrial traces. Planting, permeable surfaces and seasonal change form part of a public landscape conceived to adapt to the district’s evolving life.

Education · 11,520 m2 · Vilnius, Lithuania

The Forest Nexus begins with a question: can blending different activities bring people together? The proposal translates a Venn diagram into architecture, bringing teaching, sports, culture and events around a common heart. Shared facilities give the school a civic role beyond its classrooms.

Work / Residential / Public · 18,250 m2 · Ylöjärvi, Finland

The Lake Neighborhood is ENTROPIC's 2023 competition proposal for Ylöjärvi, Finland. Developed as The Neighborhood Junctions, the masterplan begins with three connections: a cultural east–west axis, a commercial north–south axis and a nature loop around the lake.

Hospitality · 95,740 m2 · KSA

Stone pathways and native vegetation guide guests through a sequence of shaded gardens, cooling pools, and earth-sheltered villas. The architecture maintains visual and climatic harmony with the desert, employing passive strategies for ventilation and solar protection. Spaces are organized around quiet courtyards and water features that encourage reflection, intimacy, and retreat.

Public · 19,200 m2 · Kaunas, Lithuania

A public promenade, a proposed stepped auditorium at the quay and a flexible square around the retained water tower anchor the waterfront. Inland, courtyards combine places to play and rest with planting, water and habitat features. Slow shared streets and pocket plazas support the commercial frontages, while the office band introduces flexible outdoor amenities. Materials, furniture and lighting relate the new spaces to the area’s industrial traces. Planting, permeable surfaces and seasonal change form part of a public landscape conceived to adapt to the district’s evolving life.

Work / Residential / Public · 18,250 m2 · Ylöjärvi, Finland

The Lake Neighborhood is ENTROPIC's 2023 competition proposal for Ylöjärvi, Finland. Developed as The Neighborhood Junctions, the masterplan begins with three connections: a cultural east–west axis, a commercial north–south axis and a nature loop around the lake.

Education · Net area: 8,010 m2 | Gross area: 12,375 m2 · Helsinki, Finland

Playful Blocks is inspired by the whimsical forms of children’s toys—an ensemble of distinct yet interconnected learning volumes that foster creativity and curiosity. Built atop existing foundations, it minimizes waste and celebrates circular construction, using timber and white brick to create bright, tactile, and enduring spaces. A central indoor street connects the various halls and classrooms, promoting openness, interaction, and community participation. The architecture invites play and exploration, making learning an experience of movement and discovery.

Public · 4,800 m² · Poland

The project is based on the idea of compact, rational volumes optimized for their distinct programs: a strip typology with south-facing classrooms for the kindergarten, and a deeper, storage-efficient layout for the library. These are joined by an “umbilical cord” that serves as both gateway and shared space, housing a gymnasium and café while creating unique spatial qualities through its inclined interior.

Education · 1,800 m2 · Poland

The design begins with the question: how can we create freedom of movement in a restricted footprint? By coiling a linear kindergarten typology into a spiral, the architects turned limitation into invention. The result is a ramped plan where classrooms, courtyards, and gardens are connected through playful continuity. From a child’s perspective, it feels like a single flowing floor—a world of motion, discovery, and interaction.

Work / Residential / Public / Masterplanning & Urbanism · 45,000 m2 · Moscow, Russia

Superframe brings the architectural housing system and its Superblock urban framework into one mixed-use proposal. Developed for the 2017 Russian housing competition, the study connects residential buildings, active commercial ground floors, shared facilities and a walkable public realm. The question is not simply how to repeat a building, but how a repeatable system can make a diverse neighbourhood.

Work · 70,400 m2 · Kaunas, Lithuania

The Serpent asks how the practical scale of warehouse retail can meet the human experience of an urban street. At a gateway to Kaunas, its curved form responds to highway infrastructure, nearby neighbourhoods and a green landscape.

Infrastructure · Main crossing approx. 86m · Vienna, Austria

The architecture works through two distinct structural systems. A concealed Pratt truss supports the main garden bridge, while shallower Warren trusses follow the access routes. Developed with structural engineers Degree of Freedom and landscape collaborators LAUT, the proposal brings the bridge section into direct conversation with its public use.

Landmark · 80 m long · Ängelholm, Sweden

The bridge combines mobility with recreation. Its singular structural arch is iconic yet minimal, offering a walkable spine that connects users to the surrounding sky and landscape. It creates generous clearance for boats below while giving pedestrians a playful and memorable spatial experience above.

Infrastructure · Main crossing approx. 86m · Vienna, Austria

The architecture works through two distinct structural systems. A concealed Pratt truss supports the main garden bridge, while shallower Warren trusses follow the access routes. Developed with structural engineers Degree of Freedom and landscape collaborators LAUT, the proposal brings the bridge section into direct conversation with its public use.

Landmark · 80 m long · Ängelholm, Sweden

The bridge combines mobility with recreation. Its singular structural arch is iconic yet minimal, offering a walkable spine that connects users to the surrounding sky and landscape. It creates generous clearance for boats below while giving pedestrians a playful and memorable spatial experience above.

Infrastructure · Main crossing approx. 86m · Vienna, Austria

The architecture works through two distinct structural systems. A concealed Pratt truss supports the main garden bridge, while shallower Warren trusses follow the access routes. Developed with structural engineers Degree of Freedom and landscape collaborators LAUT, the proposal brings the bridge section into direct conversation with its public use.

Landmark · 80 m long · Ängelholm, Sweden

The bridge combines mobility with recreation. Its singular structural arch is iconic yet minimal, offering a walkable spine that connects users to the surrounding sky and landscape. It creates generous clearance for boats below while giving pedestrians a playful and memorable spatial experience above.

Education · 20,900 m2 · Szczecin, Poland

The proposal places a new Faculty of Computer Science around the campus's existing green core, connected to the neighbouring Electrical Engineering faculty. The shared atrium, planted galleries, informal work areas and the courtyard extend learning beyond scheduled classrooms and laboratories.

Sports / Public · 57,440 m2 · Warsaw, Poland

The adaptive-reuse strategy starts with SKRA's historic identity. The competition brief protects the Wawelska facade and characteristic details while allowing unsafe stands to be reconstructed. The proposal follows the inherited horseshoe, adds a lifted canopy and introduces an elevated skywalk overlooking the athletics ground and park.

Education / Hospitality · 9,000 m2 · Cracow, Poland

Jubilee treats education as a social process. Atriums, broad circulation spaces, seating steps, a café and terraces extend learning beyond the classroom, while quieter rooms support focused study.

Public · 4,800 m² · Poland

The project is based on the idea of compact, rational volumes optimized for their distinct programs: a strip typology with south-facing classrooms for the kindergarten, and a deeper, storage-efficient layout for the library. These are joined by an “umbilical cord” that serves as both gateway and shared space, housing a gymnasium and café while creating unique spatial qualities through its inclined interior.

Hospitality / Public · 24 m2, 72 m2, 100 m2 · Kołobrzeg, Poland

The project redefines temporary architecture as a durable part of the public realm. Each module features a contemporary interpretation of the traditional gabled roof, with asymmetrical breaks that add rhythm and variation to the urban landscape. Configurable in multiple sizes, the pavilions form a cohesive yet diverse system suited for cafés, shops, or small markets.

Hospitality · Restaurant area: 300 m2 Tower height: 25 m · Frombork, Poland

The proposal combines a sheltered restaurant with an elevated outlook, connecting the intimacy of dining among trees with a wider view above the canopy. Glulam members and steel connections establish a clear structural language, while terraces and openings keep the forest present in the visitor experience.

Education · 1,800 m2 · Poland

The design begins with the question: how can we create freedom of movement in a restricted footprint? By coiling a linear kindergarten typology into a spiral, the architects turned limitation into invention. The result is a ramped plan where classrooms, courtyards, and gardens are connected through playful continuity. From a child’s perspective, it feels like a single flowing floor—a world of motion, discovery, and interaction.

Sports / Public · 57,440 m2 · Warsaw, Poland

The adaptive-reuse strategy starts with SKRA's historic identity. The competition brief protects the Wawelska facade and characteristic details while allowing unsafe stands to be reconstructed. The proposal follows the inherited horseshoe, adds a lifted canopy and introduces an elevated skywalk overlooking the athletics ground and park.

Education / Hospitality · 9,000 m2 · Cracow, Poland

Jubilee treats education as a social process. Atriums, broad circulation spaces, seating steps, a café and terraces extend learning beyond the classroom, while quieter rooms support focused study.

Sports / Public · 57,440 m2 · Warsaw, Poland

The adaptive-reuse strategy starts with SKRA's historic identity. The competition brief protects the Wawelska facade and characteristic details while allowing unsafe stands to be reconstructed. The proposal follows the inherited horseshoe, adds a lifted canopy and introduces an elevated skywalk overlooking the athletics ground and park.

Education · 20,900 m2 · Szczecin, Poland

The proposal places a new Faculty of Computer Science around the campus's existing green core, connected to the neighbouring Electrical Engineering faculty. The shared atrium, planted galleries, informal work areas and the courtyard extend learning beyond scheduled classrooms and laboratories.

Sports / Public · 57,440 m2 · Warsaw, Poland

The adaptive-reuse strategy starts with SKRA's historic identity. The competition brief protects the Wawelska facade and characteristic details while allowing unsafe stands to be reconstructed. The proposal follows the inherited horseshoe, adds a lifted canopy and introduces an elevated skywalk overlooking the athletics ground and park.

Education / Hospitality · 9,000 m2 · Cracow, Poland

Jubilee treats education as a social process. Atriums, broad circulation spaces, seating steps, a café and terraces extend learning beyond the classroom, while quieter rooms support focused study.

Public · 4,800 m² · Poland

The project is based on the idea of compact, rational volumes optimized for their distinct programs: a strip typology with south-facing classrooms for the kindergarten, and a deeper, storage-efficient layout for the library. These are joined by an “umbilical cord” that serves as both gateway and shared space, housing a gymnasium and café while creating unique spatial qualities through its inclined interior.

Education · 20,900 m2 · Szczecin, Poland

The proposal places a new Faculty of Computer Science around the campus's existing green core, connected to the neighbouring Electrical Engineering faculty. The shared atrium, planted galleries, informal work areas and the courtyard extend learning beyond scheduled classrooms and laboratories.

Education / Hospitality · 9,000 m2 · Cracow, Poland

Jubilee treats education as a social process. Atriums, broad circulation spaces, seating steps, a café and terraces extend learning beyond the classroom, while quieter rooms support focused study.

Public · 2,000 m2 · The Hague, Netherlands

The design’s infinity-shaped loop frames Hobbemaplein, uniting its monuments, vegetation, and public life. Its continuous form defines two zones—one urban and active, the other green and reflective—creating a spatial balance between energy and calm. The gesture embodies connection across cultures and generations.

Work / Residential / Public / Masterplanning & Urbanism · 45,000 m2 · Moscow, Russia

Superframe brings the architectural housing system and its Superblock urban framework into one mixed-use proposal. Developed for the 2017 Russian housing competition, the study connects residential buildings, active commercial ground floors, shared facilities and a walkable public realm. The question is not simply how to repeat a building, but how a repeatable system can make a diverse neighbourhood.

Work / Residential / Public / Masterplanning & Urbanism · 45,000 m2 · Moscow, Russia

Superframe brings the architectural housing system and its Superblock urban framework into one mixed-use proposal. Developed for the 2017 Russian housing competition, the study connects residential buildings, active commercial ground floors, shared facilities and a walkable public realm. The question is not simply how to repeat a building, but how a repeatable system can make a diverse neighbourhood.

Public · 2,000 m2 · The Hague, Netherlands

The design’s infinity-shaped loop frames Hobbemaplein, uniting its monuments, vegetation, and public life. Its continuous form defines two zones—one urban and active, the other green and reflective—creating a spatial balance between energy and calm. The gesture embodies connection across cultures and generations.

Work / Residential / Public / Masterplanning & Urbanism · 45,000 m2 · Moscow, Russia

Superframe brings the architectural housing system and its Superblock urban framework into one mixed-use proposal. Developed for the 2017 Russian housing competition, the study connects residential buildings, active commercial ground floors, shared facilities and a walkable public realm. The question is not simply how to repeat a building, but how a repeatable system can make a diverse neighbourhood.

Landmark · 150 m2 · Latvia

The tower translates the essence of movement into architecture. Its spiral circulation merges walking and pausing into a single experience, echoing the rhythm of migration and natural cycles. Its form evokes the protectiveness of a nest and the elegance of reeds swaying in coastal winds, while its materiality references vernacular Latvian methods.

Infrastructure · 50,000 m2 · Vejle, Denmark

The Coastal Path proposes a hybrid landscape that merges flood protection with recreation and ecology. By adding new land to the harbor edge, a system of raised basins and interwoven paths secures the coastline up to 2100. The design restores the missing link between Vejle’s urban core and the natural beauty of its fjord and forest, shielding users from road and rail while offering uninterrupted access to nature.

Infrastructure · 72,000 m2 · Vejle, Denmark

The Floating Gardens transforms the conventional idea of flood infrastructure into a poetic and adaptive landscape. Instead of static seawalls, a series of floating islands protect Vejle while bringing the city closer to its water. Each island is designed as a self-contained micro-ecosystem, hosting habitats for flora, birds, and marine life while integrating social spaces such as playgrounds, cafés, and quiet gardens. Together, they form a new public realm that evolves with the tides—resilient yet constantly alive.

Masterplanning & Urbanism · 180 ha · Aarhus, Denmark

The proposal approaches Kongelunden as one connected landscape with many identities. The loop links sports facilities, woodland, lakes and cultural destinations, while reworked routes favour pedestrians and cyclists and place replacement parking near entrances.

Work / Residential / Public / Masterplanning & Urbanism · 60,700 m2 · Bergen, Norway

The proposal brings new life to a disconnected post-industrial shoreline. Existing halls are retained for flexible workplaces, a gallery or a food hall, while new housing and public amenities extend the waterfront into everyday neighbourhood life.

Public · 2,000 m2 · The Hague, Netherlands

The design’s infinity-shaped loop frames Hobbemaplein, uniting its monuments, vegetation, and public life. Its continuous form defines two zones—one urban and active, the other green and reflective—creating a spatial balance between energy and calm. The gesture embodies connection across cultures and generations.

Infrastructure · Main crossing approx. 86m · Vienna, Austria

The architecture works through two distinct structural systems. A concealed Pratt truss supports the main garden bridge, while shallower Warren trusses follow the access routes. Developed with structural engineers Degree of Freedom and landscape collaborators LAUT, the proposal brings the bridge section into direct conversation with its public use.

Infrastructure · Main crossing approx. 86m · Vienna, Austria

The architecture works through two distinct structural systems. A concealed Pratt truss supports the main garden bridge, while shallower Warren trusses follow the access routes. Developed with structural engineers Degree of Freedom and landscape collaborators LAUT, the proposal brings the bridge section into direct conversation with its public use.

Education · 20,900 m2 · Szczecin, Poland

The proposal places a new Faculty of Computer Science around the campus's existing green core, connected to the neighbouring Electrical Engineering faculty. The shared atrium, planted galleries, informal work areas and the courtyard extend learning beyond scheduled classrooms and laboratories.

Education / Hospitality · 9,000 m2 · Cracow, Poland

Jubilee treats education as a social process. Atriums, broad circulation spaces, seating steps, a café and terraces extend learning beyond the classroom, while quieter rooms support focused study.

Public · 2,000 m2 · The Hague, Netherlands

The design’s infinity-shaped loop frames Hobbemaplein, uniting its monuments, vegetation, and public life. Its continuous form defines two zones—one urban and active, the other green and reflective—creating a spatial balance between energy and calm. The gesture embodies connection across cultures and generations.

Residential · 10.300 m2 · Elbasan, Albania

Emerald Residences is conceived as a new benchmark for contemporary living in Elbasan. Rising 17 storeys from a prominent corner plot within a predominantly low-rise neighborhood, the building establishes a clear vertical presence while remaining disciplined in its massing, façade articulation, and spatial organization. Its form is compact and efficient, shaped to maximize buildable potential while creating a composed and recognizable addition to the city’s evolving skyline.

Residential · 17930 m2 · Tirana, Albania

Hillside Residences is conceived as a stepped urban landscape, shaped by the relationship between Tirana’s growing density and its surrounding hills. The tower rises through a sequence of terraces that reduce its visual mass, open the apartments toward light, views, and sunset, and transform the façade into a layered composition of balconies, planted edges, and deep shadow lines.

Education · 20,900 m2 · Szczecin, Poland

The proposal places a new Faculty of Computer Science around the campus's existing green core, connected to the neighbouring Electrical Engineering faculty. The shared atrium, planted galleries, informal work areas and the courtyard extend learning beyond scheduled classrooms and laboratories.

Education / Hospitality · 9,000 m2 · Cracow, Poland

Jubilee treats education as a social process. Atriums, broad circulation spaces, seating steps, a café and terraces extend learning beyond the classroom, while quieter rooms support focused study.

Landmark · 20 m tall · Terneuzen, Netherlands

A familiar object of maritime trade becomes the starting point for architecture, exhibition and public art. Rotating container-shaped rooms offer different views, while outward shifts create places to gather and tell the history of the port. Together they form an open-air museum as well as a viewing tower.

779.798 sqm · Abu Dhabi, UAE

The masterplan reimagines the coastline as an active spatial system rather than a fixed edge. A sequence of sculpted coves extends the waterfront, creates calmer water conditions, and distributes access to the sea across the development. Villas, apartments, and island residences are positioned within a layered network of beaches, promenades, marinas, and sheltered bays, ensuring that water, views, and outdoor living become shared defining qualities. The project unfolds as a gradual transition from public energy to private retreat. Lively hospitality and retail areas at the mainland arrival give way to quieter residential enclaves toward the island, while service circulation is carefully separated from the guest experience. Shaped by prevailing breezes, shaded landscapes, and protected shorelines, the masterplan combines resort-level comfort with environmental performance, creating a coastal destination where every horizon feels deliberate and personal.

Residential · 17930 m2 · Tirana, Albania

Hillside Residences is conceived as a stepped urban landscape, shaped by the relationship between Tirana’s growing density and its surrounding hills. The tower rises through a sequence of terraces that reduce its visual mass, open the apartments toward light, views, and sunset, and transform the façade into a layered composition of balconies, planted edges, and deep shadow lines.

Residential · 10.300 m2 · Elbasan, Albania

Emerald Residences is conceived as a new benchmark for contemporary living in Elbasan. Rising 17 storeys from a prominent corner plot within a predominantly low-rise neighborhood, the building establishes a clear vertical presence while remaining disciplined in its massing, façade articulation, and spatial organization. Its form is compact and efficient, shaped to maximize buildable potential while creating a composed and recognizable addition to the city’s evolving skyline.

Residential · 20,950 m2 · Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

The architecture is conceived as a succession of inhabited edges rather than a single flat facade. Projecting terraces, recessed glazing and planted thresholds create depth between the home and the city. Najdi profiles and the geometry of Al Sadu are treated as design references: a way of organising rhythm, shelter and spatial identity, rather than applying decoration.

Infrastructure · Main crossing approx. 86m · Vienna, Austria

The architecture works through two distinct structural systems. A concealed Pratt truss supports the main garden bridge, while shallower Warren trusses follow the access routes. Developed with structural engineers Degree of Freedom and landscape collaborators LAUT, the proposal brings the bridge section into direct conversation with its public use.