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A city-centre block, once given over to parking, is reopened as a permeable art complex. Public shortcuts, courts and platforms pull movement through the site while exhibition, conference and media spaces gather around the new public realm.
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Three cubic volumes are stacked and rotated against one another, the shifting shell carving out entrances, canopies and terraces. Persian-garden geometry and golden proportions set the landscape and the placement of the pool.
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Süsel's only school, built in 1969 and last renovated in 1991, no longer meets how teaching works today. The proposal keeps the existing fabric and reworks circulation, daylight and façade to carry the school forward.
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A 240 m² lot in a part-built subdivision takes a three-storey house of 360 m². The first floor is set back so the space beneath the console works as garage and threshold, with stair and lift rising from that hall.
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A weekend house for two families in the mild, humid north of Iran. Indigenous form and local building rules are reconciled into layered open, semi-open and enclosed space, using cross ventilation, deep roof eaves, passive solar gain and thermal mass.
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The plots were fixed before the design began. Gabled roofs, semi-open courts and elongated volumes drawn from rural building answer a harsh cold climate, turning predetermined parcels into seasonal houses that still fit their block.
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A renovation of an old masonry building in a village on Qeshm — stone load-bearing walls and timber beams, whitewashed to a quiet Mediterranean accent. The work began with a site visit and a reading of the existing fabric in a hot, humid climate.
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Controlled-cost housing taken as a chance to do more with less. One lot opens a wide balcony to the Tagus, the other a generous green patio behind, with durable low-maintenance construction carrying the economic argument.
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